Spoilers Limitless - TV Series
- Thread starter Commander Richard
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Perhaps another NZTer?
He's her NZT buddy, but she's not getting the cure, so he's all sad about having to watch her go crazy and die when he can probably hook her up if he hustled.
What would Guy Gardener be like NZT?
Liked this week's episode--lots going on--lots of little jokes and enough drama to keep it interesting.
The Schoolgirl Reaper pinball game was a nice touch.
The Schoolgirl Reaper pinball game was a nice touch.
I loved the homage to The Abyss at the end. 
This was a wacky ep. aside from the scenes with Brian's dad it was alittle to believe they could take down the top ten list in one ep., it should've been a two parter. But I've always liked Brian's Walter Mitty styled fantasies, I loved seeing Mike and Ike at the end. And they've adopted Mike and Ike as the names of the two of them, even though it's not their real names.
This was a wacky ep. aside from the scenes with Brian's dad it was alittle to believe they could take down the top ten list in one ep., it should've been a two parter. But I've always liked Brian's Walter Mitty styled fantasies, I loved seeing Mike and Ike at the end. And they've adopted Mike and Ike as the names of the two of them, even though it's not their real names.
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Getting a little to cutsie-woutsy. Still enjoy it, but don't go all CBS on us.
I don't mind a little quirk here and there or the occasional light-hearted fun episode, but I don't want this show to become a full-on goofball comedy.
^Did they ever make it clear how many doses you have to take before withdrawal kicks in? I can't remember. I would assume it's more than one.
I really like how the show balances the threat (the senator, the drug, the bad guys) with the just plain goofiness. It makes it more interesting.
It also makes sense, since Brian is a goofball, we see things from his perspective. He's immature, sarcastic, and has a wild imagination. As long as the show isn't wildly goofy all the time, it should at least keep it more interesting than all the boring "procedurals" already out there.
I really like how the show balances the threat (the senator, the drug, the bad guys) with the just plain goofiness. It makes it more interesting.
It also makes sense, since Brian is a goofball, we see things from his perspective. He's immature, sarcastic, and has a wild imagination. As long as the show isn't wildly goofy all the time, it should at least keep it more interesting than all the boring "procedurals" already out there.
Daddy's got control issues...
^Very much so. I loved how protective he is of his son but the idea of having him declared incompetent raises a lot very interesting potential problems. I expect Bradley Cooper's character--or at least his henchman--to show up soon.
