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Huhโฆ never heard of that show but Iโll be watching it now.
Thanks.
As others have said, Silicon Valley and Mr Robot were pretty close for my area of work.
Oh how I envy that you get to enjoy halt and catch fire for the first time :)
I was actually sad when I finished it because I felt so connected to the main characters, didn't want the ride to end.
It's definitely rewatchable.
Might be time for another spin
Well, now you got me tearing up because of Futurama. "What do you say? Want to go around again?"
I already did!
It's really good. People seem to have missed it, it's a hidden gem.
Much better than Mr Robot to me.
Wow! I totally forgot I'd watched it when it was first airing. Great show - might have to rewatch and see if the wife likes it. Reminded me of the days when Digital ruled the data centre.