The reviewer should always state how many episodes they got to see, this is best practice. As is I don’t know where he’s coming from.
We watched the first two and thought it enjoyable.
If it's less than "the entire season," we say so.
Great, good to know. But this should be in the review since most readers won’t know that’s the case. This is how it’s done on Vox, Vulture, NPR, etc…it just shares that needed info with the reader so they know where you’re coming from. It’s value add.
Also, I think it’s great they didn’t turn the show in to an iPhone commercial. I don’t think that should be a requirement. As a plus it will not give away the bad guys
Lol , SEE or For All Mankind were iPhone commercials?
It's also a bit incongruous for Apple, of all companies, to put out a show about a guy who so thoroughly rejects consumerism, although that also means there's a lot fewer iPhones on screen than in a typical contemporary Apple TV+ show. Allie at one point even tells his daughter she can't have a phone.
This line doesn't seem to make any sense. Why is it incongruous? Because Apple wants to sell stuff to people? Is Apple trying to make a statement by having the protagonist reject consumerism, or is the series just fiction?
Is Apple being incongruous by being an American company and saying the Russians won the space race in For All Mankind?
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Is Apple being incongruous by being an American company and saying the Russians won the space race in For All Mankind?