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Originally Posted by Fuzz
I think the show is suffering a bit by not having a human character to kind of empathize with. I find myself not really caring about the robots, despite their discovering consciousness. Them dying is fairly meaningless so I don't have any attachment to them. It's a tough one, becuase it is a show about toasters gaining consciousness. At what point do they go from a toaster to something I care about? None have hit that point for me. And the humans at this point get little screen time and mostly seem to be throw away characters.
I still love the show, but this season ahsn't connected with me nearly as much. I think the above is the reason for that.
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I am with you. I don't care about the robots other than how are they executing Ford's plan. Like when Akane's daughter "died", why didn't Maeve just turn her back on. Heck, they had two body guys with them who's full time job is to patch up "dead" robots.