Emergence

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It's struggling in the ratings but I really like Emergence.

Interesting subject, good writing and acting, can't wait to see where it's going.

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[qazplm135]

1. have a massive crush on the lead actress

Allison Tolman, every since Fargo. Have it DVR'd but saving it for more of a binge session.

I think those Lost-type shows probably do better on streaming than as a weekly show though. I bet if it were on Netflix, it would have a better buzz.

[Eliot Rosewater]

2. I like it also until I realized something today. (SPOILER)

if Piper is a result of Terry O'Quinn's character's company, how does she have other world powers using her mind to wreck stuff?

Makes no sense unless HE is working with aliens or something.

I guess I have to keep watching though. When I saw Terry I hearkened back to "Lost" and how utterly ridiculous that show was as in creating story lines that had nothing to do with anything or the ending.


But it is good!

[LessAspin]

3. They're baaaaaaack...

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4. "In the Age of AI," PBS Frontline

Emergence is good because it works on at least a few different levels...

It tends to serve as both a hopeful and cautionary story about family.

While also showing the promise and potential pitfalls of AI.

I'll admit on Tuesday Night to switching back and forth between Emergence and a Frontline 2-hour deep dive into AI...

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"In the Age of AI," PBS Frontline: Artificial Intel Impact on Jobs, Surveillance Society

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5. Robot Dogs

Emergence doesn't claim to be ripped from the headlines but they are right on the cutting edge of some of today's technology. Last night there was a high tech lab with 'Robot Dogs' torched...

Emergence is the most relevant and entertaining show on network television.

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