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[Shard]

So this is premiering in about a half hour on BBC America.

 

[RatskyWatsky]

So this is premiering in about a half hour on BBC America.

Make a thread!

 

[forgeforsaken]

I thought the premier was a lot of fun.

 

[Shard]

Make a thread!

I did, this is that thread.

 

[Rimon-hanit]

So not horrible, that's a pleasant surprise.
He did set up a lot of things I'm not confident he'll be able to tie together.

 

[RPS37]

Why is there no OT for this?!
Really liked the first episode.

 

[Pilgrimzero]

Why is there no OT for this?!
Really liked the first episode.

Me too.

Made think it's like a reverse Sherlock. Quirky guy uses feelings instead of logic to solve crimes.

 

[SigmasonicX]

Does this capture the books well?

 

[hiphoptherobot]

I am not a fan of Max Landis. That being said, I'm a huge fan of Douglas Adams so I will definitely give this a shot.

 

[Aztechnology]

Real talk. Am I the only one who really enjoyed American Ultra? I saw that and The man from U.N.C.L.E on the same night and I thought AU was way better.

Really excited to see this, just saw a commercial the other night.

 

[Fat4all]

Real talk. Am I the only one who really enjoyed American Ultra? I saw that and The man from U.N.C.L.E on the same night and I thought AU was way better.

Really excited to see this, just saw a commercial the other night.

I liked American Ultra a good bit, but I think Mr. Right is superior when it comes to Max Landis doing subversive action-y stuff.

OT: really liked the first episode of this.

 

[RatskyWatsky]

I'm making an OT - just a sec.

EDIT: Done!

 

[Lijik]

Its funny I think Dirk is the weak link in all of this. Its as if his sense of surreal is cranked to something different than the rest of the show so he stands out in a bad way. Everything else really captivated me though

Prefer the BBC 4 series overall based on just this episode but this is an interesting take and im going to keep watching