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My favourite show, first season is a bit slow but it gets better and better every time. I just hope they manage to cover all books
by woile 6y ago
My favourite show, first season is a bit slow but it gets better and better every time.
I just hope they manage to cover all books
- AndrewLiptak 6y agoThe show's going to end with the next season, before they hit the final three books. That's probably a good thing, considering that they jump three decades for the last segment of the book series. They haven't ruled out that they won't return to it at some point, though.
- arp242 6y agoWorked out well enough for Twin Peaks; just have to hope not too many of the cast member die an untimely death heh.
- ra7 6y agoNext season (S6) is the final season for the show, unfortunately.
- AndrewLiptak 6y agoI think it's probably a good place for it to leave off. The books take a 30 year jump after Book 6.
- fullstop 6y agoSeason 6 is the end, although there are rumblings of a movie. It would be difficult to handle the time-skip between the 6th and 7 book, IMO.
- superkuh 6y agoYeah, like everyone else says, 6 is the end. And they already retroactively removed one of the primary actors of the show from season 5 (clumsily, with edits and reshoots) because of unproven accusations, as is the style of the times.
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- leetcrew 6y agookay, but in this case there are at least forty separate accusations spanning many years, including a couple minors. [0] I'm all for a healthy dose of skepticism with these things, but how much more would it take to convince you? [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/TheExpanse/comments/hi7c7q/designated_thread_for_discussing_cas_anvar/fwetou5/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TheExpanse/comments/hi7c7q/designat...
- superkuh 6y agoA court case where he is judged guilty of a crime. Anything else is literally just an unproven accusation.
- leetcrew 6y agodo you really live your whole life as if no one does anything wrong unless a) there is a specific law against it and b) they are found guilty in court? most businesses do not operate this way, nor did they before #metoo. I ask this specific question because some of what is alleged in that thread is not actually illegal, it's just a shitty way to treat women. do you think I should get to keep my job if actual customers repeatedly complain that I treated them as disposable pieces of meat?
- tastyfreeze 6y agoA skeezy guy without the visibility that Cas has but the same behavior would only lose their job if they were skeezin' at work. Most of the accounts are of fans that agreed to get drinks with Cas or go to his hotel room. He treated them like shit but there weren't any accounts of rape or abuse.
- leetcrew 6y agothis is part of my point though. they're not just random people; they are fans (ie, customers) that adore the characters he's played. I dunno if that makes it worse morally (probably at least a little), but it definitely makes a bad thing much worse from a business perspective.