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Possible Cult Classic? Future Man Review Episodes 1-3


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This week, I asked Jason to watch the first three episodes(season 1)of Future Man.   Sci-fi, action, comedy series starring Josh Hutcherson from The Hunger Games films. Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen are the producers.


Jason said he's a sucker for time travel shows and was impressed with the production quality.   'These three episodes can easily be made into a movie.'   He loved the 80s homages to such films as Terminator, Back to the Future, and The Last Starfighter.   He was also happy to see Keith David, whom he's enjoyed since his role as 'Childs' in 1982's 'The Thing.'   


Issues he had with the first three episodes; 'if you aren't a fan of Seth Rogen's raunchy style of comedy, this may not be for you.'   Also, this Hulu exclusive didn't take itself seriously in specific scenes, and that hurt the narrative.   


Some time ago, I began watching this show.   After the first 10 minutes, I switched it off because I thought it was terrible.    But, because of the pandemic and imposed quarantine, I binged all three seasons and was delighted.   I feel the first season was the strongest compared to the other two.   


Hollywood often pushes a female agenda in present-day tv and film.   The woman is the boss, and the man is the idiot who often gets chastised.    I felt the show was going that route but didn't.   As the series progresses, Tiger does let go of the reigns and admits that she isn't always right.   Wolf and Josh both become fleshed out, occasionally take the lead and don't look incompetent.   I think it's more realistic when individuals take the lead depending on the situation and their strengths and weaknesses.


Jason and I both give the first three episodes a 9 out of 10.   Funny, enjoyable, overall, a good time!   I can see this show being a cult hit over time.


Find out more about the show here.   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_Man_(TV_series) 

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