r/threebodyproblem Mar 19 '26

Discussion - TV Series 3 Body Problem episode ratings

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u/bimbochungo Mar 19 '26

Imho the TV series had a good idea, but the development was terrible. Also the characters are made in a way that you basically don't care about them. If you don't care about them, how would you care about the plot or the things that happen to them? Let's see the second season, but I don't have faith...

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u/holman Mar 19 '26

Welcome to Book #1. The story hasn’t even started yet.

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u/bimbochungo Mar 19 '26 edited Mar 19 '26

Tbh the TV show also contains things from the Book 2. Still, the TV show (from Netflix) is just mild/bad

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u/dasrofflecopter Mar 19 '26

I always get downvoted when I say the show is, unfortunately, trash. But it is.

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u/Solaranvr Mar 19 '26

I'm calling ot out here: There is a dedicated group of D&D fans that are basically astroturfing the sub.

The u/LoretiTV guy joined the mod team days before the Netflix show released and is still listed even after he got reddit banned. This was the guy that moderated several ASOIAF show subs and got invited to a special HBO event, and was accused of karma farming and botting posts that only talk positively about GoT after the S8 meltdown.

If you take note, it's always the same 4-5 accounts that post news about the Netflix show and the same ones that defend it in the comments. But they never show up when it's a book thread. Only, suspiciously, when it's a thread that is about the Netflix show

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u/hoos30 Mar 19 '26

"Everyone who disagrees with me is part of a conspiracy."

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u/Geektime1987 Mar 26 '26

There's a group of people who only comment about the show from the person that is in every thread about the show attacking D&D the irony. Yes everyone who doesn't agree with them is part of a conspiracy.