While a man named Takanayagi Kenjiro did create an electronic image displaying TV in Shizuoka, Japan in 1926, it relied on a cathode ray tube. It was more mechanical than a systematic Electronic Television, which was infact built in San Francisco in 1927 by a man named Philo Farnsworth.
What in God's Green Globe are they even trying to do? Stakes aren't feeling even nearly high enough. They basically just wasted TWO FUCKING SEASONS of GenV in a 1 minute scene. What was even the point of the spinoff then? Even after all this time, it still feels the same. It's like I'm watching the beginning of a story, not the end of it. Absolute ABYSMAL writing. They focused so much on the gore and edgy humour that they forgot you also need to write decent characters and plot.
One of the best most hilarious matches I've ever seen. Cole and Wade's commentary and that random dude from crowd saying "You gotta beat a child to win" were cherries on top. Crazy segment lmao.
Literally EVERYTHING, every single machine's original version is named after him. He's like a God of Science to the new world. Feels even more surreal when you realize that only a few next generations will probably remember that there was a developed world before the stone world.
That 9.5 rated Sweet Home is actually only season 1. Really liked that season but then it all just kept going downhill. That's why the S3 in my lowest rated ones.
Wasn't really that much excited for this one. Not even a year ago Oh My Ghost Clients came out(which had exactly same premise) so their wasn't much appealing about this drama for me. Watched it for the leads, and it ended up being such a good experience.
Character writing is really good. I wished they gave Do-Kyung a better ending, but everything else was great. All the stories of ghosts were really touching. Acting was amazing(as you'd expect from a starcast like that). None of the episodes felt boring or stretchy. Am gonna miss it on weekends.