Hello all,
We didn't seem to have a thread about what people are currently watching thread so I decided to make one.
If there is such a thread already I will merge this later with that one.
I am currently re-watching an old cartoon called Exo Squad, one of those cartoons that initially seemed to have be made to push toys. But I have to say that it holds up very well regarding storylines and characters. The plot is about a future war between mankind and an artificial species called the Neo Sapiens which was originally created as a labor force to assist with colonizing the inner planets, it handles themes like slavery, genetic engineering, racism.
Some refer to it as the American anime.
Next to that I am also watching Star Trek Deep Space Nine, having decided to finally give the entire series a chance after I only watched bits and pieces of it during the series' original run years ago.
It is much better than I originally recall, maybe because my taste is a bit more developed, or I am just hungry for any Trek that isn't NuTrek (made by Kurtzman and Secret Hideout)
Once I am finished with Exo Squad I am going to give "For all mankind" another try.
We didn't seem to have a thread about what people are currently watching thread so I decided to make one.
If there is such a thread already I will merge this later with that one.
I am currently re-watching an old cartoon called Exo Squad, one of those cartoons that initially seemed to have be made to push toys. But I have to say that it holds up very well regarding storylines and characters. The plot is about a future war between mankind and an artificial species called the Neo Sapiens which was originally created as a labor force to assist with colonizing the inner planets, it handles themes like slavery, genetic engineering, racism.
Some refer to it as the American anime.
Next to that I am also watching Star Trek Deep Space Nine, having decided to finally give the entire series a chance after I only watched bits and pieces of it during the series' original run years ago.
It is much better than I originally recall, maybe because my taste is a bit more developed, or I am just hungry for any Trek that isn't NuTrek (made by Kurtzman and Secret Hideout)
Once I am finished with Exo Squad I am going to give "For all mankind" another try.
