I enjoyed chunks of S2 and I thought the take on Capitalist Realism in S3 was solid, even if the plot meandered and stumbled. S3 had what could have been a fun subplot with
spoiler
Different Dolores iterations diverging in personality and goals, even as the story posits a single massive super-intelligence capable of dictating the behaviors of much of society.
But the need to make the show character driven, while supporting a wider and wider cast, ultimately dragged down the competing narratives as they were afforded too little time to advance and resolve.
I'm curious to see what the hook is for S4. But it sounds grim.
I enjoyed chunks of S2 and I thought the take on Capitalist Realism in S3 was solid, even if the plot meandered and stumbled. S3 had what could have been a fun subplot with
spoiler
Different Dolores iterations diverging in personality and goals, even as the story posits a single massive super-intelligence capable of dictating the behaviors of much of society.
But the need to make the show character driven, while supporting a wider and wider cast, ultimately dragged down the competing narratives as they were afforded too little time to advance and resolve.
I'm curious to see what the hook is for S4. But it sounds grim.