The Peripheral | Prime Video Series | Renewed for Season 2

[OriginalBrownSkinMan]

This is the future of Transgenderism

Instead of gender transition surgery people will just hookup to a virtual world with VR headsets and play all day long the life of the opposite sex.

 

[Norrin Radd]

Watched the first episode and I’m hella intrigued. Got sort of a cyberpunk feel to it. That boy Burton got that Sandevistan in his back

 

[Regular_P]

First two episodes were fire. This deserves a sticky.

 

[KalKal]

After the first episode, I was like "ehh... 'Westworld Season 3' meets 'Ready Player One' .

But I finally got around to watching the 2nd episode, and I thought it was much better.


The second episode actually reminded me of 'Counterpart'.

I also liked that they kind of explained more about the timelines/universes/stubs than I expected them to. I thought this was going to be the type of show where you have no idea what is going on until the end of the season.

To clarify, I thought they were going to drag out the "what is real and what is a simulation" question a long time.

 

[WIA20XX]

I also liked that they kind of explained more about the timelines/universes/stubs than I expected them to. I thought this was going to be the type of show where you have no idea what is going on until the end of the season.

I'm glad they did. It wasn't obvious/explained in the novels until much later.

I really want to see more of the worldbuilding though

 

[Primetime]

These first 2 episodes were very good

This is the little girl from the Equalizer? Makes me feel

Have no idea about the lore but it's interesting. A unique spin on previous concepts.

Most importantly, and no jinx, but I'm pleasantly surprised that not one but both brehs on this show appear to have toughness, agency, and Harlem residency.

 

[Madonna]

They’re doing the week to week thing on Prime which is a little frustrating but I’m into it! Solid cast and first two eps were great.

 

[Avisible Man]

Most importantly, and no jinx, but I'm pleasantly surprised that not one but both brehs on this show appear to have toughness, agency, and Harlem residency.

Not only that, but the British breh appears to have access to Jaylen Rose's barber out there in future London. One of the sharpest lineups I've seen on a breh on TV.

 

[pete clemenza]

I'm on it

 

[Marks]

After the first episode, I was like "ehh... 'Westworld Season 3' meets 'Ready Player One' .

But I finally got around to watching the 2nd episode, and I thought it was much better.


The second episode actually reminded me of 'Counterpart'.

I also liked that they kind of explained more about the timelines/universes/stubs than I expected them to. I thought this was going to be the type of show where you have no idea what is going on until the end of the season.

To clarify, I thought they were going to drag out the "what is real and what is a simulation" question a long time.

Counterpart a good callback, definitely kinda feels like that. Good so far.

 

[MasterOfAllHeSurveyz]

Not only that, but the British breh appears to have access to Jaylen Rose's barber out there in future London. One of the sharpest lineups I've seen on a breh on TV.

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Breh had them folks mad when he was the love interest of the girl on Downton Abbey

 

[pcpking]

I started watching thinking the whole season was up, I hate I did because this to good to be waiting every week.

 

[Json]

I want to like this but it’s hard to sit through.

The black dude in the wheelchair was the first time I woke up and engaged with what was going on

 

[TheNatureBoy]

These first 2 episodes were very good

This is the little girl from the Equalizer? Makes me feel

Have no idea about the lore but it's interesting. A unique spin on previous concepts.

Most importantly, and no jinx, but I'm pleasantly surprised that not one but both brehs on this show appear to have toughness, agency, and Harlem residency.

Also Hit-Girl from Kick-Ass when she was even younger

Definitely agree with the Westworld/Ready Player One comps. Nolan's like to have that videogame influence in their shows. 2 eps in and it's pretty solid so far and I plan to keep watching, although I'm weary of how things might come together in the end.

Seeing future tech is always to me. The aspect about the future scenes I am enjoying the most.

Maybe I don't watch a ton of shows with heavy Southern accents, but it's definitely noticeable in the present scenes.

 

[Avisible Man]

Maybe I don't watch a ton of shows with heavy Southern accents, but it's definitely noticeable in the present scenes.

If it goes for a few seasons, they may have to have Flynne gradually drop that accent like Storm and Scarlett Witch did over the course of their movies.