I thought we had a thread for this but I couldn’t find it, so if I goofed, blame Wumpus!
Anyway, this went from sounding like a dumb idea when it was first announced to cautious optimism when I found out Noah Hawley was involved. Now we’ve got a trailer and I think I’m actually excited!
Sorry, I was just teasing about it being your fault, I did search within the category. I think the show was just mentioned briefly in some other thread, but I’m always still a little paranoid that maybe I spelled something wrong, or maybe an existing thread did so I could’ve still missed it.
I don’t know officially what it is part of; I think I read that it’s under the Fox mutant licenses, but that it’s also out of continuity with the actual X-Men movies. Basically its own thing entirely. But as far as I could tell that explanation wasn’t official, so that might be wrong too.
But I’m certain it’s not part of the MCU/ABC stuff.
Yeah, Ive heard some really good buzz on this series and the trailers have been intriguing. Im looking forward to this one, especially as I have very little knowledge of the source material, so whatever plotline the show goes with, it will be new to me.
My son and I watched this and we agreed it was really excellent. We can’t wait to see where it goes from here.
The only question we had by the end was how did he manage to re-swap bodies back with the girl? It sounded like they swapped bodies (obviously temporarily) and then she, in his body and in a panic, cause the havoc at the hospital. Or was that a double blind?
Maybe we aren’t supposed to know for sure yet, is what we came up with.
It looked like the swap started with the bodies staying where they were, and the consciousnesses jumping from one to the other.
So yeah, then she, in his body, with his powers, caused the craziness at the hospital.
Then when it “wore off”, the reverse happened, the consciousnesses stayed where they were geographically in the world, and the bodies just magically warped and swapped back around them.
That sounds like a pretty goofy way for the power to work, but that’s what it looked like was happening on screen. Obviously all bets are off if the narration is unreliable.