Drew Wonder
Superstar
Idk, I kind of want this to be a one and done. As great as the concept is I feel like the true crime spoof would get stale after 2 or 3 seasons
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Idk, I kind of want this to be a one and done. As great as the concept is I feel like the true crime spoof would get stale after 2 or 3 seasons
Busby
Real name no gimmicks..
The creators said in interviews that they have an outline for a season 2 with the 2 characters coming back to a different school trying to solve a case.
As for season 1 I LOVED it
When I watched the trailer I legit
because I legit thought it was a parody.But when I found out it really was a series
When the show went on I was getting drawn in more and more to the whole mystery of it and the amount of details they went into all the characters.
And the fact that with every suspect all his theories made sense like “
yeah they did it!!”But obviously it was
Christia
Especially during the interview when she was giving Peter that blank stare with vague answers and everytime you thought she was going to break she just kept it
Especially during the interview when she was giving Peter that blank stare with vague answers and everytime you thought she was going to break she just kept it
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Deep_Black_Conscious
Superstar
I saw a deeper and more abstract philosophical meaning behind the show. The show is basically a representation of the shortcomings of reasoning and the powerful effects this has on everything. Our conclusions are only good as
1.) Our assumptions
2.) The information we have
3.) The information we can obtain
4.) The information we pay attention to and the information that we ignore
5.) Our perception of the information that we have, can obtain, pay attention to and do not pay attention to
All of these things are muddied by explicit and implicit biases. habits of mind, and uncontrollable factors that influence the information that we work with.
In general our minds can gather evidence to try and support just about anything. Just because a theory has evidence to support it, no matter how overwhelming or convincing, does not mean the theory is true or accurate.
The documentary kid with the glasses came to this realization at the end of the season.
1.) Our assumptions
2.) The information we have
3.) The information we can obtain
4.) The information we pay attention to and the information that we ignore
5.) Our perception of the information that we have, can obtain, pay attention to and do not pay attention to
All of these things are muddied by explicit and implicit biases. habits of mind, and uncontrollable factors that influence the information that we work with.
In general our minds can gather evidence to try and support just about anything. Just because a theory has evidence to support it, no matter how overwhelming or convincing, does not mean the theory is true or accurate.
The documentary kid with the glasses came to this realization at the end of the season.
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And this is why I said the writing gets a lot deeper. Great analysis.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
Deep_Black_Conscious
Superstar
lol the show is pretty good despite the absurd premise. i was skeptical too but the show has a lot of substance and is extremely well done.
Missing out on a great show
Heelmatic
The Carolina Blueprint
Breh this show was great. Very well done and 8 episodes fly by.
Just started watching this is absolutely brilliant. I saw the trailer a while ago and thought it was just a parody trailer of those documentaries. Come to find out it's a full length show. This is legendary.
It's like The Night Of, but with dikks.
I just finished the Night Of last week so watching this now it's just so good.
Finished it, this shyt is dumb funny
Dylan when they all watched the documentary together
steadyrighteous
Veteran
Great show.
Can't wait to see what the creators do next.
Can't wait to see what the creators do next.