Blake’s 7 is definitely due a reboot.Sounds roughly like the start of Blake's 7 before they left Earth, but with silos instead of domes.
Now do the rest of Blake's 7. Pleeeeaaaase.
200 years give or take. We are already seeing unprecedented damage to our ecosystem that is accelerating in a logarithmic curve. Even if all warming emissions stopped today (which they won’t) it’s likely far too late.I think the series will be worth a try.
In what year will earth become post-apocalyptic, toxic, and unable to sustain life? I'd like to put it on my calendar, with at least a 10-minute warning.
How about in the year 2022, Australian scientists based in Antartica, commissioned by Australia's Department Of Defence, working on an airborne vaccine for COVID results in a mutated Z-Virus which radially spreads around the globe when the first summer flight out leaves the base. Can call the series, 'The Zulu Strain'. One of the Norwegian scientists that safely escapes back to Norway is attempting to turn the tide on this new zombie virus.So the 100 but starting out underground? Yawn.
Does anyone have new ideas for dystopia. Anyone that starts with the earth become toxic puts me to sleep.
So the 100 but starting out underground? Yawn.
Does anyone have new ideas for dystopia. Anyone that starts with the earth become toxic puts me to sleep.
Just go to Twitter and you can experience all that now, virtually.I think the series will be worth a try.
In what year will earth become post-apocalyptic, toxic, and unable to sustain life? I'd like to put it on my calendar, with at least a 10-minute warning.
We do, but they’re too close to reality to publish.Does anyone have new ideas for dystopia.
I loved / hated those books. I will admit to never having read the last one. Honestly all the stories were good, but the short story that started it was the best.
So the 100 but starting out underground? Yawn.
Does anyone have new ideas for dystopia. Anyone that starts with the earth become toxic puts me to sleep.
I think his point is something different.But that’s more or less what post apocalyptic is, be it pollution, a nuclear fallout, or even zombies. A dystopia is what and who are left behind…
You would be amazed how much content exists. You do have the option to ignore the stuff that doesn't appeal to you...Another article that kind of drifts over to politics.
I mean really, how do we talk about Hollywood, post-apocalyptic, toxic, environmentalism topics having to do with unsustainable for biological life, people packed into underground cages and living under rules and regulations...
...and NOT have it be political in nature?
Other than all that, I have zero interest in content like this. It does not seem like entertainment to me, and nothing about it sounds interesting or fun.
Is this really what our entertainment options have boiled down to? Post-apocalyptic books, movies, and video games?
I'm not a fan of any of those genres, but Apple has Pachinko and Mr. Brain already, both are Korean dramas, and one is an adaptation of an anime series.it would be great if apple could acquire for TV+ shows of:
•korean drama
•anime
•G4TV type gaming content
I'm honestly not surprised. This is Apple to the T. If Apple puts out a product, it is the utmost of prestige and premium. That's why the dud shows that did come out on TV+ haven't been heard from again (Amazing Stories, Little Voice)Anyone else surprised at the quality and amount of Apple TV productions? I'm consistently impressed, and I subscribe to Hulu, HBO, Netflix, Amazon, etc.