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What have you been watching this week? (kbin.social)

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Silo - Strong start to this show, then I just kinda lost interest….although last week has me intrigued again. Just feel like they aren’t spending enough time on the sci-fi part of this sci-fi show.

Utopia(UK) - On episode 5. This show is good. Great production and camerawork. Interested to see where it goes. I hear the Amazon version is not so good.

Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury - almost done with season 1 and completely stoked for s2. I like that I didn’t have to know anything about Gundam to enjoy this.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I have been watching it but I just don't get something. They leave those bodies out there so do they have a huge stock of suits? Why are there only a few bodies out there? Lots of little holes like this put a damper on the show for me.

[–] d00phy 2 points 1 year ago

The show is slightly different than the books, so I'm not 100% sure how it will play out, but without giving anything away, the suits are a pretty important plot point. They've also alluded to another one in a few episodes. As for why leave the bodies out there, what should they do with them? You see early on that a person can't last very long out there, so why would they waste resources retrieving possibly radiated bodies to do... something with them? As you saw with the mayor, bodies are buried in the farming levels to compost and feed future crops. Plus, them staying out there serves as a reminder that people are safe in the silo. FWIW, IIRC the view screen to the outside was only on the top floor in the books. Plus, I think the silo might have been deeper in the books. I think there were over 300 levels in the books. I don't recall a specific number in the show, but I think it's something in the high 100s or low 200s? Please, correct me if I'm wrong.