Thank you for hammering in your concepts. They're fantastic. It almost seemed like censorship back then made people like Rod Serling think more creatively, to take problems of that day and weave them into something entertaining, which ultimately made his work timeless.
Also, you know what might be a new form of anthology television? Love,…
Thank you for hammering in your concepts. They're fantastic. It almost seemed like censorship back then made people like Rod Serling think more creatively, to take problems of that day and weave them into something entertaining, which ultimately made his work timeless.
Also, you know what might be a new form of anthology television? Love, Death & Robots. The series takes sci-fi, horror, and fantasy stories and animates them. I talked about it before and I'd like you to give it a peek.
And don't worry. I'm gonna keep my sub going if I can help it. If you wanna stop me, you're gonna have to pull my computer from my cold dead hands. I mean, my robotic hands.
Thank you for hammering in your concepts. They're fantastic. It almost seemed like censorship back then made people like Rod Serling think more creatively, to take problems of that day and weave them into something entertaining, which ultimately made his work timeless.
Also, you know what might be a new form of anthology television? Love, Death & Robots. The series takes sci-fi, horror, and fantasy stories and animates them. I talked about it before and I'd like you to give it a peek.
And don't worry. I'm gonna keep my sub going if I can help it. If you wanna stop me, you're gonna have to pull my computer from my cold dead hands. I mean, my robotic hands.
Thank you. Get a new dog in your life yet? David Fincher is the creator/producer on Robots, right? Everyone loves that show.
Yeah, David is involved with the show. My favorite episode from season one is Beyond the Aquila Rift. Also have you seen The Whale yet?