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Y: The Last Man - OT - FX on Hulu, starts September 13
- Thread starter Spectromixer
- Start date
- Entertainment Comics OT
If I didn't love this comic already you would be selling me on it.
episode 1
I knew they gonna fluff this for the tv show to stretch it out.
Front loaded the show with characters from the political side that's not in beginning of the comic book.
some missing characters
handled the Yorick/ Beth scene differently.
Hero's scene was different
also no Israel military stuff
I knew they gonna fluff this for the tv show to stretch it out.
Front loaded the show with characters from the political side that's not in beginning of the comic book.
some missing characters
handled the Yorick/ Beth scene differently.
Hero's scene was different
also no Israel military stuff
3 eps in. I like this a lot so far. Not familiar with the original comic/story so the premise is really interesting. The actress who plays Agent 355 is soooo good in this. I'm stoked to see where this is headed
My other fear is that this gets cancelled after like 2 years and they don't finish the story. lol
I just searched and didn't see it. But it is on FX here in Canada, so it's somewhere.
I really enjoyed it. Not sure how I feel about more of the political shit but it fits in today's climate. Casting so far has been dead on.
Enjoyed the first two, will check out the third tomorrow. Boy, it's sad seeing this be review bombed online by red pill people who want to complain
in the show you have 2 extra political characters that have their own story arc scenes while in the comic book they are just side characters.
Also where's
the scientist
This show already has the potential to be real messy for multiple things and according to one reviewer there's no queer women. Lmao how are you going to have a show with no men and still have everything be extremely straight?
I haven't seen the show yet but from what I remember there is a major character that is queer.
I meanā¦lots of women will be revealed to be queer by the end of this, I expect.
I've watched the first two episodes and while it's not as funny as the comic, I'm totally fine with it so far. I appreciate an adaptation that tries something new but holds on to the important bits and so far that's happened.
maybe some folks should just let this be it's own thing and judge it that way
So what day of the week are the new episode drops? Haven't read the graphic novel but seems pretty interesting to me so far. I'm all burned out on the Walking Dead crap so this fills my dystopian quota.
I think that might be incorrect and show if anything changed things from the comics with earlier inclusion with the storyline involving transgenders finding resources like it's pretty obvious just in the second episode couldn't possibly miss it. For those who've read the comics there's few major characters introduced, mentioned who aren't straight but it's more seeing things unfold as the story progresses.
There's only 3 episodes out so far. They're still dealing with society collapsing and trying to get things into some sort of order. A pivotal scene with Yorick's mom deals with how to deal with a nuclear reactor that's failing so they can fix it and restore power and hopefully get some order back to society. I'm sure they will deal with queer women, the Amazons and everything else as it comes up but the show is still dealing with the fallout of losing everything with a Y chromosome.
Further, they're already showing Trans people and what they're having to deal with pretty front and center so I'm not sure where the complaint of "still have everything be extremely straight"
It's literally the beginning of the show based on a comic that ran for 60 issues. That's five years. What we're you expecting out of the gate, that they'd have a pride parade in the middle of the apocalypse? One of the main characters in the comic is gay and hasn't been introduced yet. Let the story unfold.
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Maybe this show needs to be in CW.
We'll be having hot steamy sex every episode.
Every other scene will be teenage drama and people being like "i don't care about the nuclear reactor. The only thing that's about to meltdown is my heart because I love you!"
The only real misstep I've seen so far is they haven't listed what the damage is from losing everything with a Y chromosome. Maybe they're going to bring that up later to sort of let the viewers know how much this changed the world but the comic hit the ground running letting you know the stakes. I'm surprised the show hasn't. That's the one big misstep I can think of so far.