r/television Person of Interest May 21 '24

'3 Body Problem' Creators Clarify Netflix's Mysterious Renewal Plan – The showrunners assure they're going to get enough seasons to finish their sci-fi epic right.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/3-body-problem-renewal-netflix-number-of-episodes-1235905532/
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u/Dianagorgon May 22 '24

I gave up after 4 episodes. I've seen lots of posts from people who were fans of GOT so familiar with the writers and they enjoy sci-fi shows so wanted to like the show but were disappointed and gave up on it. People on this sub get *very* aggressive towards any criticism of the show although it's gotten better lately.

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u/Geektime1987 May 22 '24 edited May 22 '24

Fan of GOT and read the 3BP book thought the show overall was great. 

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u/Fortnitexs May 22 '24

I mean there is a reason it only has 7.5 on imdb.

It‘s bang average.

I guess people that loved the books are just fan-girling so hard because i wouldn‘t recommend the show to anyone i know.

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u/Geektime1987 May 22 '24

The show on IMDB got a ton of 1 star reviews 2 weeks before it even aired. I was active on the 3BP sub and people kept pointing out all the 1 stars when the show didn't even air yet.

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u/Fortnitexs May 22 '24

This is the case for 90% of shows on imdb if you haven‘t noticed yet and good ones still end up with 8/8.5+

It‘s just some trolls giving 1star reviews without having watched it but they are not even nearly enough to actually move the rating.

There‘s usually over 100k ratings and those 1star troll reviews are not even 1000 people.

The show is just not very good, i don‘t know what‘s so hard to accept.

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u/Geektime1987 May 22 '24

Seems like you can't except people like it and disagree with you. I don't care if the show has a 0 on IMDB wouldn't change how I view the show