The Imperfects (Netflix)

[Sithborg]

I'd post the trailer, but a bit of cussing. The creature design for the guy is unique, so that caught my interest. Definitely has my curiosity.

 

[Iceman]

I'd post the trailer, but a bit of cussing. The creature design for the guy is unique, so that caught my interest. Definitely has my curiosity.

Just started this and fun and interesting so far.

 

[Sithborg]

Yeah, I went through this over the past couple of days. Really scratches my low budget canadian TV itch. I love the main trio, though the love triangle subplot is a bit weird. Making the succubus ace was a fun choice.

 

[Iceman]

Yeah, I went through this over the past couple of days. Really scratches my low budget canadian TV itch. I love the main trio, though the love triangle subplot is a bit weird. Making the succubus ace was a fun choice.

I got through 3 episodes last night and it was every easy viewing. Too tired tonight or I would dive back in. I also love the main group. Nice diverse abilities too. With that succubus power I think she should have used it differently and rather than getting people to take themselves out, get them to help instead until the coast is totally clear (and then take themselves out).

 

[KaijuDude1992]

I went into this not expecting much and ended up enjoying it quite a bit. I really warmed up to the main trio after a couple of episodes and the worldbuilding in this is pretty cool and unique for this kind of show.

I'd definitely watch another season, but I doubt there is one since pretty much no one is talking about it at least not in the circles that I follow which is a shame because it deserves better IMO.

 

[Iceman]

I went into this not expecting much and ended up enjoying it quite a bit. I really warmed up to the main trio after a couple of episodes and the worldbuilding in this is pretty cool and unique for this kind of show.

I'd definitely watch another season, but I doubt there is one since pretty much no one is talking about it at least not in the circles that I follow which is a shame because it deserves better IMO.

Have you finished the first season? That’s a shame if this doesn’t get another season. It’s done very well on what I imagine is a low budget, just needs people to start talking about it and word to spread.

 

[KaijuDude1992]

Have you finished the first season? That’s a shame if this doesn’t get another season. It’s done very well on what I imagine is a low budget, just needs people to start talking about it and word to spread.

Yeah, I pretty much finished the whole season in one day. I really got into it after the first three episodes, and I agree that for what little a budget they had it was well done for the most part.

 

[Sithborg]

After First Kill, whose budget was $20, I don't have much hope.

 

[Iceman]

Some touching stuff with Juan and his brother (the comic, the being a better tio) and niece (laughed at her celebrating seeing him transform and "pretty chill" )

Sarkov cracks me up with his detachment ("Yeah I don’t care, emotionally speaking")

Dr Crain: "Could get a little hairy"

Just about finishing episode 8 now.

 

[Iceman]

Finished last night. They certainly had enough set ups for a season 2! This was a random watch on Netflix which I don't usually have time for these days but I'm glad I dove in as I enjoyed it a lot. Tilda's ending was cool. I would love to see more from these characters if there's any chance.

Edit: I saw these 3 as a bit like a mini X-men team which added to my interest. And 2 other quotes I remember now:

"Science is not an exact science"

"Only you would lecture a corpse"

 

[Iceman]

After First Kill, whose budget was $20, I don't have much hope.

I guess that's a well-received Netflix show with almost zero budget that still wasn't renewed? Their business model confuses me sometimes. When the budget is very low and the show adds value to the Netflix offering it seems like a no-brainer.