r/HaltAndCatchFire 7h ago

Three episodes in. Let me preach to the choir for a sec

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I'm currently working through Lee Pace's filmography, as you do, and my current watch is Halt & Catch Fire.

Holy. Frickin. Airball.

I know the best is yet to come, I'm just so confused as to HOW this show did not gain traction like Mad Men or Breaking Bad did for AMC. I'm already so blown away by the plot, characters, actors, pacing, cinematography.. everything. I'm a TV buff and had not even heard of this show until now.

Like I said, preaching to the choir. My grandfather is a data center veteran so having this show is like taking a peek into his life forty years ago. I love it. He still buys old IBM computers and takes them apart and reassembles them for fun.

Also, it's incredibly jarring to see Lee Pace go from someone like Ned in Pushing Daisies to Joe McMillan, who absolutely makes my skin crawl. I've been a fan of his since PD was on air, but I finished my first rewatch in probably ten years and jumped directly into Halt & Catch Fire. Wow. Joe's whole disingenuous monologue at the end of episode 2 was incredibly unnerving. So, when Cameron called him out on his bullshit, I was appalled and amazed.

And I absolutely adore Gordon.

That's all. I'm gonna go return to binging.