No, Season 5 is going to be 14 episodes, though it's likely to be split into two half-seasons.It just makes me sad we're only getting five more episodes.
Wait, didn't they have a season 2?Just a head's up for you Sherlock fans, season 2 starts Sunday on PBS. If you are not a fan, start watching it!
It broadcast in the UK back in January or so, but airs in America Sunday.Wait, didn't they have a season 2?
AAAAAAHHHHhhhh! Now I understand.It broadcast in the UK back in January or so, but airs in America Sunday.
Try it, but don't expect it to be like the old Holmes. It's really a fantastic series and should at least get your first impression of it. Just don't go into it expecting the characters to just be updated versions of the ones you are familiar with. They're very different monsters indeed.I was a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes when I was a kid. I devoured everything by Doyle and daughter. I loved the BBC series with Jeremy Brett. I've been worried about trying this new show, because something feels wrong about it. Should I try it? I realize it's updated, but does it honor the spirit of Holmes?
You know, watching that today, I wouldn't care if they had cancelled the show. It would have been a perfect endpoint for the show.JERRY FORGOT TO VOTE!!!!!
I am dissappointed with the Lexi angle but completely understand it.I'm gonna go on a limb and say no one here watches Grey's Anatomy or wants to talk about the finale with me![]()
With the elder Dr. Avery this season?I am still mad at the chief for his adultery.
Bailley is still the only believable character on the show.
Yes.With the elder Dr. Avery this season?
Hard to judge what the censors think, especially ones from 30 years ago, but I would assume that even anthropomorphized robots are still just robots in their eyes. It seems like there was similar logic in the Micheal Bay movies, since Sam is the main character because we apparently can't identify with the robots.Transformers G1 on Netflix.
Again, I'm surprised at the attention to detail that went into the art compared to most modern cartoons. These detailed Transformers are full of straight lines and are cel-shaded. The stories are mostly corny, but a few plot points struck me as surprisingly thoughtful. I am confused by something. He-Man and the Masters never actually hit each other because the censors wouldn't allow it. They did throws, but that's it. So how can the Transformers shoot at each other, and even show death of Transformers in the same time period? Because they're robots? But they're so anthropomorphized, does it make a difference?
Autobots being able to fly (without needing a jetpack, flight mode, ect) was basically just around in the pilot episodes. Past that they pretty consistently couldn't.Something else bothers me.. the plot driven capabilities of transformers. Human weapons don't hurt Transformers... until they need to (like the street tough taking out Tracks's tire). Autobots can fly... until they fall off cliffs, or until it's inconvenient to the plot.
My nerd is going to show but this.Autobots being able to fly (without needing a jetpack, flight mode, ect) was basically just around in the pilot episodes. Past that they pretty consistently couldn't.