> It's stuff that is masterfully communicated without the need for corny expository dialogue This is the scene I'm thinking of: https://youtu.be/70FLqFWJMNk?si

> It's stuff that is masterfully communicated without the need for corny expository dialogue This is the scene I'm thinking of: https://youtu.be/70FLqFWJMNk?si=0faCWRS9aNpVTil4&t=68 https://youtu.be/70FLqFWJMNk?si=0faCWRS9aNpVTil4&t=68 You don't need to know that the character is a mentat. The story works perfectly well without that knowledge. But if you do then it adds a second layer to the scene. Much like watching something like the early Simpson's is even better if you have a grounding in the novels and movies that they're parodying but isn't required to get the show. > A masterclass in "Show, don't tell" is the intro to Pixar's "Up". If you haven't seen it, you absolutely must. I have seen it quite some time ago, please point out some clips where you feel the show don't tell is executed well.