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First trailer for FX's DEVS - New series from Alex Garland (Ex Machina, Annihilation)
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what does "Exclusively FX on Hulu" mean? New episodes day and date on Hulu or does it just mean it'll be put on there after it airs on TV?
Think it just means it's an FX production but can only be streamed on Hulu.
Fuck yeah
Hopefully I can still stream like through Xfinity's online site like other FX content, or is this saying I won't be able to?
Hopefully I can still stream like through Xfinity's online site like other FX content, or is this saying I won't be able to?
I'm still a little confused but I don't think so. I'm seeing some people saying this show does air on TV though, but some people saying it doesnt .
This show airs on TV through the FX channel. The next day it's available on Hulu (as all Huly content shall be going forward bc they were bought by Disney)
Actually this show in particular doesn't air on TV, the clearest thing I see about it is in this:
In addition to Mrs. America, FX originals that will move to Hulu include A Teacher (starring Kate Mara and Nick Robinson), the Jeff Bridges drama The Old Man and Alex Garland's Devs. They will not air on FX's linear network. All four shows will launch on FX on Hulu in 2020. Other original scripted shows will likely be added to FX on Hulu.
All the way in, Garland is one of the most visionary sci fi directors out there and you know Offerman is gonna relish playing a villain and bring his A game
I can think of at least 3. I guess that's not that many.
Yeah I just caught that in the TV thread. Interesting. I'm already subscribed to Hulu but I may just spring for Ad Free for the upcoming FX shows. Devs looks far more annihilation/ex machina than I expected which is enticing. I really can't wait
Can't wait for his dance number. Ex Machina had one and Annihilation had one (sort of)
This looks visually stunning. Garland's obviously visually talented but this looks better than some of his film work.
Here's another US link:
Here's another US link:
I was expecting something more Mr. Robot as well. The sci fi stuff can get muddled pretty quick.
Do you consider Ex Machina grounded or not? This looks to be about the same level of scifi as that
Been a hot minute since I've seen Nick Offerman doing a serious role. Looking forward to this one.
I love Alex Garland but don't really want to sign up for yet another streaming service. I guess I'll have to wait to buy the season or something.
Looks intriguing for sure, but the trailer could be for any heady sci-fi mystery film released in the last 15 years. Still no doubt I'm in for this!
True, it doesn't look like too crazy scifi. It's just after reading the initial synopsis I imagined a series about big corporations and evil people in suits.
Still totally in for anything Garland though.
We won't know what the S&P rules are until after it premieres. I assume no restrictions but who knows?
Title should really be Hulu's Devs. I subscribe to cable (and thus FX), not Hulu, and won't be able to see this. I detest this trend. I love how they've been running tons of ads for it on the linear channel too, just to twist the knife.
I like cable. I canceled Hulu a month ago because I wasn't using it. I already subscribe to Netflix, Crunchyroll, Disney +, MLB TV, Amazon... I think that's probably enough.
What We Do In The Shadows is on FX and they say fuck constantly, it's got a lot of blood/murder in it, and there's sex, so I'd assume anything they can do this will be able to do. Also, Always Sunny is an FX show and I don't know if there's anything that show hasn't said or done at this point.
I have watched 10 seasons of It's always sunny yet I don't remember any swearing maybe the later seasons 11-14 was different. The Americans was the same, while the show was dark it never went as far as say Narcos or Boardwalk empire with any violence or swearing and definitely nudity, which to be fair isn't impotent to making a show good yet it's something that cable avoids.
They've said in interviews that as the show has gone on they've tried to come up with newer even more depraved things and are constantly amazed by what they're able to get away with, but I'm pretty sure they've always cussed, hell damn bitch shit just never fuck until the Christmas Special (and then only because it was DTV and not aired on TV). It's like that with a ton of shows, the longer you're on air the more you can get away with - perfect example is Adventure Time wasn't allowed to use the term "demon" when it first started airing but by the end of the show it was fine. I'm sure if they wanted to have the characters say fuck by now it would be fine, and they would have NEVER been able to get away with that crazy explicit sex scene in the skiing episode when they first started out either. I'm still genuinely shocked they were able to put that in an episode, but FX apparently dun care lol