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Apr. 3rd, 2012 07:06 pm
pessimism is not a survival trait
So it's season-one-love month over at ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
andromeda_fans and because I am a loser slacker lurker most of the time I am determined to contribute at least something this time.
I kind of want to do this for all of season one, but I doubt I have the attention span and my willpower would probably give out somewhere around "Music of a Distant Drum" or "Sum of Its Parts".
In any case, for now, I give you ... Under The Night, a picspam/review/gushfest, but most of all a study in exposition and worldbuilding.
Caps from andromeda-web.com.
( okay, i just wanna say, for the record ... we rule )
All in all, I give Under The Night an A- for how it handles pilot-necessary exposition. Points are knocked off for the Dylan/Rhade fight (which ... I didn't cover here, but c'mon, that scene only really works in the context of The Unconquerable Man, Rhade spends it telling Dylan things he already knows), the Dylan/Harper scene, and the following Dylan/Rommie scene, but overall it does beautifully.
andromeda_fans and because I am a loser slacker lurker most of the time I am determined to contribute at least something this time.I kind of want to do this for all of season one, but I doubt I have the attention span and my willpower would probably give out somewhere around "Music of a Distant Drum" or "Sum of Its Parts".
In any case, for now, I give you ... Under The Night, a picspam/review/gushfest, but most of all a study in exposition and worldbuilding.
Caps from andromeda-web.com.
( okay, i just wanna say, for the record ... we rule )
All in all, I give Under The Night an A- for how it handles pilot-necessary exposition. Points are knocked off for the Dylan/Rhade fight (which ... I didn't cover here, but c'mon, that scene only really works in the context of The Unconquerable Man, Rhade spends it telling Dylan things he already knows), the Dylan/Harper scene, and the following Dylan/Rommie scene, but overall it does beautifully.