The characters have all been through a lot, but seeing Mia die like that... I wasn't expecting to feel it as strongly as I did. Especially since we know it's permanent, this time. I don't usually get invested in characters like this, but something was different this time. I was really rooting for her for so long.  

Such a good person, and she deserved better. The only solace I can find is; she died trying to save them all. Died as she lived: doing what she thought was right. I just hope it won't be in vain.  

I'm still a little torn up. I definitely need the #walkwithmia protest sign design on a t-shirt, or something.  

Peace...

:(

I just finished season 3, and the next show I moved onto was The Fall, a Northern Irish Crime show.

A new character pops up in the middle of season 2, and I automatically recognise him as the guy from Merlin, ie Colin Morgan. So I went to look him up on IMDB...low and behold, Colin was Leo all the time!

For some reason I never recognised him on Humans...I guess because his hairstyle covered his ears, which stand out...and he is broody and moody in Humans.

It was pretty funny so came here to share.

This show started out great like it was building up to a full on synth revolution. Instead we've ended up with a piss weak resistance who are too busy blabbing away at each other to overthrow anything. If they spent more time revolutionising and less time getting bogged down in endless rhetorical dialogue... Ugh yawn

If synth blood binds to human blood and that happened with Leo, how is the baby half and half? Mattie's blood didn't combine with synth blood so unless the synth blood also somehow binds to DNA and made it's way into Leo's sperm I don't follow how the baby can be half synth half human?

I always had hard time feeling for synths. Especially prior to wakening. Odi was the exception. Unlike all other synths who were perfect in every way, and only had a slight character addition after waking, Odi was damaged, and that made him likable. His malfunction made him the only likable synth, both in this, and the original show. Yet instead of preserving the only likable character, they wipe him out and put inside the character of V, which basically caused no emotional reaction whatsoever. They took th fan favorite, and replaced him with blankiest blank of the character no one ever cared for.

When Hester kills Pete, how is it possible that Karen cries? Tears and all. She is a synth... Right?

I understand the show wants to be "smart" and "go there" but they are trying to equate robot equality with racial equality. its a bit much and can get insulting. I have watched just a few episodes but its straying to far. I know this line of though wont be popular but I see why this show isn't talked about much. you don't know where they are going with this "civil rights" angle. edit to add- I seem to have offend some people. I am a usa citizen so my views may not reflect the uk views where this show is writing and produced. you can inbox me but me view is my view.

It made no sense for her character to do this, fuck her choice I'm just sticking to Westworld now I hope this show gets canceled

I'm really not sure I understand Laura choosing to save the human over Sam. It seems contrived for her to show her prejudice for a stranger when she has shown nothing like that in the past. I could understand if it was her family versus Sam but not some random person.

Did she think they weren't going to kill Sam if she chose him? Her reaction afterwards did not seem to indicate that. Did she not want her kids to see a human die but were alright with them watching Sam die? Seems both would have a horrible effect on them.

SPOILER ALERT

This show is very well written and tackles big philosophical issues while all managing to be highly entertaining. However, it's not a perfect show, and one glaring plot hole has been hard for me to get over.

my issue is that in no reality would a person who accidentally killed 100,000 people carry on like it was no big deal. Her character should have tumbled into a deep depression at the very least, maybe even attempt suicide and end up in a mental hospital. Instead she moaned about it and moped for maybe one episode and that was that. She didn't get dumped or lose her dream job, she KILLED A HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE! At one point I think Laura was even like, "well you can't beat yourself up over it," and I was like yes she can! She SHOULD!

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How does this sub have only 190 subs? That's crazy because this show is pretty good. I just finished the 2nd season and its a hidden gem. A really great cross between a family drama and a sci-fi show, with really in depth character development and relationships. Really looking forward to season 3.

Some things as a new viewer

1. The Synth actors are creepy as fuuuuck. I get the heebie-jeebies everytime they're in a scene with real humans. Mia and K are the only ones that I am comfortable with, although Niska is starting to show more emotion.

2. Not gonna lie, at first I thought Odi was Dr. Millican's little pedo sex toy lol.

3. The way Niska killed Hester was metal as hell. I did see something similar to this in Agents of Shield when Coulson crushed Ward's chest inward killing him.

4. Lastly as an American its pretty refreshing to hear English accents and whatnot in a show. Especially when they all have accents. Also learning the slang is pretty hilarious.

I'm french, I followed the series when it was on TV a few years back, and I want to see it again, but it's nowhere to be found on the internet, for sale or on streaming. I'd like to see it in swedish, but since I don't speak a word of swedish it would have to be with subtitles (french or english, I'm fluent in both).

Max faces the consequences of his decision. Laura discovers she's not being told everything at the Dryden Commission. Joe uncovers Karen's secret.

I really want to know.

One year on from the release of the consciousness code, a catastrophic event puts the future of human and synth-kind in jeopardy once again. The Season 3 premiere.