> TV audiences would, understandably, have a hard time getting invested in a show where the entire cast and conflict changes every episode. Do Anthology series

> TV audiences would, understandably, have a hard time getting invested in a show where the entire cast and conflict changes every episode. Do Anthology series generally perform bad? > Changing characters’ genders and ethnicities is a must for modern times—there were virtually no female characters in Asimov’s early books—and, of course, it doesn’t affect the story in the slightest. But it is good for marketing, women want to feel represented and bigots need imaginary problems to rant on YouTube about, effectively free advertising. > The first two episodes of Foundation just began streaming on Apple TV+. Single episodes will drop weekly thereafter. I'm confused, did the author get special access to episodes 3+, or is this review based on the first 2 episodes? Overall, I can see an original storyline based on the same universe turning out better. I like the idea of a high tech Roman empire falling, and I'm also a Warhammer 40k fan. I haven't watched the series yet, it might stay on the backburner a long time if no one I trust endorses it.