And yet you don't explain what "its a live action cartoon" actually means.

I mean that's like saying "This movie feels like a book made of pictures." Profoundly uninformative for anyone who doesn't share your clearly present but obliquely expressed preconceptions.

Well I can't speak for them, but for me, my eyes glaze over whenever I read someone bitching that something is too "woke" or uses any number of keywords that reveal to me more about them than they probably intended to. Is it perfect? No. But otherwise you're going to spend your days filling your brain with trash from disingenuous people who want to bait you into giving their shit more attention than it deserves just so you can say you gave it a fair shake.

Wait does it actually need a motoring show? Honestly they should just grab Fully Charged in that case. Give them the airtime.

Totally agree, I was so bummed when I found out it was cancelled

Probably just a way to save money. They don't have to build spacesuit costumes or simulate microgravity.

That you don’t know how to take it is literally addressed in the second part of my comment.

I doubt you’re in the minority, the internet is just a very negative space about most things.

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Sometimes I don't feel like playing GTA5, even though I like Franklin. Sometimes I don't feel like replaying GTA:SA, even though I like the corrupt cop versus honest gangbanger dynamic. Sometimes I don't feel like dipping my toe into the Saints' Row franchise. Sometimes I don't feel like watching Let's Plays on YouTube.

Luckily, FX saw me and my specific demographic, and that's why they literally combined all of these elements to bring me Franklin Saints in Snowfall. I'm on S2 already and am loving how the Mexican cartel and CIA storylines are finally coming to a head and beginning to bleed over into Franklin's day-to-day. And the best part is? I can just sit back and turn off my brain and not have to worry about following no trains.

Lol, oversimplified garbage take. Can't even be fair with the criticism. Everything is based offeverything since the begin of time

Would you say it’s still worth watching even though it doesn’t have a conclusion?

YJ is fucking awful now

Star Wars has multiple animated shows that are very good. Bad Batch was/is considerably better than both Obi Wan and Boba Fett and its the worst of their animated series.

So when you say "it's a live action cartoon show" I don't really know how to take that.

I know I’m in the minority, but I’ve been enjoying the hell out of the shows thus far. I would hope it leads to some event movie in the future since the majority of these shows are in the “Mandoverse”

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Yeah, the show uses Mando as container to touch other tangential plot points, and fill in gaps between RotJ and tFA, and lingering questions from the other animated shows, so in season 2 they touched on Ahsoka, that show will fill in from Rebels. Season 3/4 of Mando will be about more of the First Order origins and Moff Gideon.

It’s wild, it’s like the entire series lost its structure when Boba fett came out.

Such a wasted opportunity of something that could have been so great. Also, the high quality writing of Andor probably gave people a new perspective of what “could have been”.

Also could have been activated sooner if they knew it was being brought elsewhere

I haven't watched a lot of the newer Trek, but I enjoyed my time with Strange New Worlds, overall. My favorite part of Trek has always been the optimism and exploration of ethical dilemmas. I felt like the series delivered on that for me.

> The article compares this show to Ted Lasso and I can definitely see that

It feels like every half hour on Apple is a riff on the Ted Lasso premise to a certain extent. Sad middle-aged man faces existential dread/some sort of crisis or trauma, everybody's quirky.

McNulty is not the most hated but I don't know anyone who considers him their favorite character

After he got Grogu back his goal was to get back in with the cult. During that journey he and Bo Katan discovered things about Mandalor and now the goal is to reunite all Mandalorians and take back the planet. All the while they're sowing seeds for the rise of the First Order.

The characters themselves may have not known this is where they were going but the show seems pretty direct in what they've been trying to accomplish this season to me.

how does this show compare overall to Sons of Anarchy?

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