In the recent typhoon, I didn't want to cause chaos at home, so I watched this American drama, which is said to have deep thinking, in two days. When I heard Gao Xiaosong talk about American dramas before, it was mentioned that because American dramas are filmed and broadcast weekly, the first few episodes basically determine whether the drama has the possibility of follow-up investment. There will continue to be work to do in the follow-up. The first few episodes are basically crazy investments and piles of highlights. It feels like this is the model.
At the beginning, a spaceship arrived on a planet called B22, and the two androids that came down were named father and mother, without any other names at all, they always made people think they were Adam and Eve. Using existing embryos and petri dishes, they raised six children, and only one survived. They lived the life of human beings on this planet, planting crops and building houses with stones, which is the primitive period of human beings. Unexpectedly, there is also a team of human representatives in space, and the mother has completed the killing of the human invaders. The word "killing" must be used here, whether it is a means or a purpose. The mother also regained several new children, and they began a life of re-parenting. On the other hand, there are some remnants of the believers in the human race who want to kill the mother and father, and want to seize control of this b22 planet. Everyone is fighting for control. Because the father is a service android, he has been reprogrammed and becomes a service person who believes in human beings, while the mother has access to the interface of the mothership, read his own memory file and know why his past events are To be assigned to planet b22 and her own mission. It is believed that in the process of human struggle, all kinds of human nature have been reflected, such as greed, lying, using the name of God, personal greed and greed, and almost all the seven deadly sins of human nature.
In terms of content, the starting point of this drama is quite good. There's humanity, there's futuristic fantasies, there's conflict, and there's biblical metaphors. I always feel that the overall storyline is more like a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west. The points around the center are not very prominent, or the filming is too scattered, and it feels a little unclear. Coupled with the gloomy feeling of the overall picture, many details are incomprehensible, so please give me a bright spot.
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