After reading I'm going to be cautiously optimistic that they get how dark this show needs to be to even come close to matching the books. This is a show about being the insurgents in a war. It...
After reading I'm going to be cautiously optimistic that they get how dark this show needs to be to even come close to matching the books. This is a show about being the insurgents in a war. It just sort of lures you in with cool animal shapeshifting powers
Don't forget the mind-control slugs! I still have a videographic memory of the scene from the old TV show where the kid drops a rock from their ear into the green ooze to blend in with the other...
Don't forget the mind-control slugs! I still have a videographic memory of the scene from the old TV show where the kid drops a rock from their ear into the green ooze to blend in with the other hosts whose slugs were crawling out.
Tbh the mind control slugs are the least gross/disturbing part IMO! But I think that that might be strongly because of the science fiction I grew up on. The war crimes strike me today as far more...
Tbh the mind control slugs are the least gross/disturbing part IMO!
But I think that that might be strongly because of the science fiction I grew up on. The war crimes strike me today as far more disturbing
slightly off-topic but i remember being really into these books as a kid and overly fixated on the covers and the idea that people could turn into other creatures. so much so that there were a few...
slightly off-topic but i remember being really into these books as a kid and overly fixated on the covers and the idea that people could turn into other creatures. so much so that there were a few people i went to school with that i immediately associated with a creature they’d turn into. alex morphed into a pterodactyl, which i for some reason still remember. sorry alex! or congratulations…?
After reading I'm going to be cautiously optimistic that they get how dark this show needs to be to even come close to matching the books. This is a show about being the insurgents in a war. It just sort of lures you in with cool animal shapeshifting powers
Don't forget the mind-control slugs! I still have a videographic memory of the scene from the old TV show where the kid drops a rock from their ear into the green ooze to blend in with the other hosts whose slugs were crawling out.
Tbh the mind control slugs are the least gross/disturbing part IMO!
But I think that that might be strongly because of the science fiction I grew up on. The war crimes strike me today as far more disturbing
slightly off-topic but i remember being really into these books as a kid and overly fixated on the covers and the idea that people could turn into other creatures. so much so that there were a few people i went to school with that i immediately associated with a creature they’d turn into. alex morphed into a pterodactyl, which i for some reason still remember. sorry alex! or congratulations…?