3 Body Problem Netflix - Review | Non-Book Reader 

what is the obvious reason she was casted? I really don't understand. She was so bad. She ruined the show for me.

the last episode is called wallfacer! definitely will be the focus of season 2

"I barely even think about the first book when I think back on this series." ^^ Exactly. When humanity comes into contact with the teardrop, and when the Singer tosses the dual-foil vector.....I get chills thinking about it. Nothing in the first book compares to what comes later.

@@watchALLthethingslet’s not get too spoilery shall we?

@@Zz7722zZ Ope......I suppose, yeah. But if they saw this, they wouldn't quite understand. hopefully.

And at 30 episodes, it's a real slog. The original Minecraft animated series got it right - it deserves to be elevated much higher than it is.

@@capnzilog 447,086 people who gave the show 8.7/10 rating on Douban would disagree with you.

@@tsukasa1608 None of whom speak English as a native language - the foreigner voice-overs, ack!

@@capnzilog so was Squid Game, this is not an American show.

Better to read the book. Way too long of an adaptation. I’ve read all 3 books

thanks for great comment and happy we see eye to eye on this!

hey means much, thank you

This is so fascinating to me... And I can't imagine that they spent THREE episodes focusing on Will's love story?? There's not even that much written in the book. I can see how this is anticlimatic and based on what Steve has said, it doesn't seem like the show revealed what eventually happened to Will? Very interesting decisions here.

@@justaramdomwanderer2490HEY i have read the books but cant seem to remember who this will character is?

@@justaramdomwanderer2490 I don't think it's just "love story". I guess they try to cover the initiations of the staircase project(Tianming) and wallfacer project(Luoji) and the foreshadowing of Raj(Zhang Beihai) in the last three episodes. Each of their arc makes up a whole season's story if they plan do 4 seasons.

@@thepirateking.4521 It's Tianming, he loves Cheng and gave her a star but she sent his brain to trisolarians.

@@shyshy2270 ohhh, but that is very integral to the overall plot isn't it? I'm kinda glad they are covering it up before the time jump

really?

shogun is fire!

yay happy you are here!

talk to me after episode 8!

They GOT used to have multiple redundant characters. To adapt one character from a book, they thought it would be a good idea to bring Sam Tarly, girl with "oh my God" face, and more.

Battle of the end@@Gatorade247

@@Gatorade247maybe the 2 protons

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​@@Gatorade247 se refiere a lo que le pasa al barco juicio final.

​@@Gatorade247 probably the 💧

advance copies

oh wow not fan at all?

They botch anything they touch.

Was not game of thrones season 4 the beginning to total destruction of that series? I stopped watching in that season

They didn't botch the ending. The show is really well done. Recommend you give it a watch, it's well worth it.

@@TailsTheHedgehog100the focused on a weird love story at the end which was a major focus of the books. It made no sense. It just felt shoehorned in there cause Hollywood needed some love scenes. Will’s behaviour just didn’t make sense, they race swapped him and changed his backstory and created a disconnect.

They introduced characters from books 2 & 3 to build them up for the succeeding seasons. These characters have huge payoffs.This is SMART! This means THEY KNOW HOW TO END IT WITH A BANG! Compared with GOT, they were lost because the ending DOEST EXIST bc GRRM is money hungry and lazy,

@@Mizt9462 D&D is deviating from the books and making their own thing...which is their major flaw when making GOT and why the final season turned out terribly (they ran out of material and made their own thing). It is claimed the show was making 3B more international, so why did they change the setting from China to the UK? The USA is far more international than the UK. Some of the character changes like splitting Wang Miao into different new people of British descent seems ok and makes sense to flesh out the character more. Other changes don't really make sense at all. For example,they removed Zhang Beihai and replaced him with a British character. Beihai is supposed to be a very "Chinese" character rooted in China's authoritarian political system and represents very Chinese socio-cultural elements and tropes. His character serves as a political commissar who purges other people for dis-loyalty, but has his own disloyal agenda...which he learned to hide via growing up and playing the political game in China's authoritarian cut throat system. In the books, is basically the opposite of Ye Wenjie - both grew up in the Chinese cultural and authoritarian system but they ended up on polar opposites of the ideological spectrum. If they changed the character to a British guy who grew up in a liberal representative democracy like the UK, then they're completely missing some of the political and cultural themes of the books.

you’ve obviously not read the other books

well in this show, its pretty bad

@@SteveVarleyShow Let’s see. This plot is dry in the book, just a random nerd infatuated with a girl gifting her a Star. Not sure how will they make it more intimate but the pay off is yet to be seen.It’s a finale pay off, their lovestory arc.

​ @Mizt9462 They shouldn't have made this into 8 episodes. 8 episodes is barely enough to flesh out book 1, but now they're introducing stuff from book into into the mix. The show is rushed and they completely skip over the science according to several early reviews. That is not a good sign because it sounds like they are simplifying and dumbing down the show...removing stuff that makes it great. The same goes for potential issue of them making the show set in a completely different setting of taking it out of China and relocating most of the plot to the UK, and also removing most of the Chinese characters and replacing them with British European characters. Some of the character replacements are ok, but they are removing some of the much more intrinsically Chinese characters . The show is losing a lot of the uniqueness that the books had due to its unique Chinese cultural, social, and political perspectives.

@@Intranetusa There is almost nothing to dive into the book 1. Remove the science & mathematics, all we have is a ‘cliche’ scifi mystery devoid of character depth. It is obvious that D&D are building books 2 & 3 because objectively those are the real deal. And the science? I’ve read multiple reviews that the science in the series is completely digestible, making them feel smart, contrary to other scifi flicks that made the feel ‘dumb’. Isn’t it the point? To make it more serviceable to general audience balancing the science and character arcs? I’ve read reviews on the Chinese series but, 30 episodes? Most of nonreaders gave up halfway through the series. And it was painfully slow and repetitive though 90% faithful (which is arguably a recipe for disaster).

thank you!