Well said. The show wasn’t mindless by any stretch. It had quite a bit going on, but it also had a clear idea of the story it wanted to tell.
Even more boring than I’d have you believe.
Well said. The show wasn’t mindless by any stretch. It had quite a bit going on, but it also had a clear idea of the story it wanted to tell.
Shows how much I actually remember haha, it must have been whatever the next season was where I dropped off. I recall her spending time in a commune and getting rehired at the company while secretly working for the terrorists, but I don’t remember anything after that. So either I stopped watching or the ending was so uninteresting that it got purged from my memory lmao
I watched the first season and about half of the second when they came out, but going off of my half memory of the show I found it to be fine. It was a solid enough romcom with a sci fi flavor, the jokes all landed how they should. I recall that in the second season, the tech support rep joined this terrorist cell that was trying to take down the company running the digital afterlife, but I don’t recall where(if anywhere) they took that.
I think going in looking for anything but a cyberpunk backdrop to a mostly unrelated story is a mistake. It would be quite interesting seeing another story explore the concepts set up by Upgrade or Black Mirror’s “San Junipero”, but I couldn’t tell you where to find that.
I was in the same situation but with Ross and Barry playing through it on Game Grumps. Even without playing it myself though, the game is truly something special.