Oh god that sounds amazingly bad. I'm tempted to watch it just to see how bad, but it will only annoy me because if it were better, it could be an amazing show.

I love the idea so much, just hate all the characters and the writing. I'd love to see it full of adult, intelligent, reasonable characters.

I think I only made it to 3. When they somehow mined water, filling their entire tanks up in a moment, from the asteroid. And then letting people have unlimited showers. Because they just couldn't run out of water again, right?

Now I've made myself annoyed again, haha.

Evil clones sounds exactly like a plot they'd use.

Yeah! And I loved how all the characters were grey, no "good guys" and "bad guys".

Ark has some elements of that, but... god it's just so bad. It's like a bad YA version of SGU.

In another post, someone described it as a cheap knockoff of Stargate: Universe. I loved SG:U and so I watched a couple eps through those eyes.

Eventually it got too bad though and I just couldn't stick with it anymore.

Pantheon knows how you feel, Soulmates.

I loved that episode so much. It was really harshly sad, but it was so realistic, I just loved the ending so much.

I noticed that season 9 had a different title format (Our...), and I thought I remembered people saying it was bad, so thanks for confirming that!

It was an easy decision to make! The impact would have been totally lost if I had been spoiled, so I wanted to help anyone else who hasn't watched it yet. :) I'll admit I did feel a little silly marking it as a spoiler because of its age, but the logic of doing so holds true.

I'm excited to do that! I watch only one episode a night so I can make the show last, but tomorrow I'm going to rewatch this one instead of move on to the next new one.

I was going to say I thought I had seen these before. I guess that's where!

I tried watching Friend Me, but it was so not good. I made it less than halfway through it. It was like the worst "typical" sitcom, the humor wasn't funny at all.

I never ever buy physical books anymore.

I moved from New York to California.

Moved multiple times within California.

Moved from California to New Mexico.

I lugged so many boxes of books across the country, I just won't do that anymore. I have 280 unread books on my Kindle (down from a high of almost 500), and I can carry them all around for less weight than a single paperback book.

My order is: Cheap ebook > library > full priced ebook.

You should try using this on a Snickers bar.

Well now I want to know how this is on a steak. I bet it would sort of work.

In bed, on my back or on my side (same as I sleep).

Only time I read sitting up is if I'm in a waiting room or something.

Anything I want to read, I toss onto my Kindle.

Then one day I realize I have 450+ unread books and stop getting new ones for a couple years.

I'm back down to about 250, so now I get ones when I really want them.

LeVar Burton Reads is a wonderful podcast. It's like Reading Rainbow for adults!

Yep. If a review has gifs in it, I skip it because clearly that reviewer and I like very different things.

Never (other than if I need to read something for work, in which case I do it during work hours and read for pleasure all other times).

Sort by controversial for extra fun.

Nope. I've found that award winners in any media don't generally match up with my tastes. (Which, yeah, might say something about my tastes.)

My reading time is finite, I'd rather read something I more certain I'd like. Sometimes I end up liking something that won awards (usually Newbery ones), but that's just chance.

A lot of people, like me, love mini food and mini household items/work equipment. I can't explain why, but I love it and have to always resist buying new pieces.

Different people like different things!

In the previous prequel, the ranch didn't even exist yet... I believe they'll be building it in this next prequel.

And it's been a while since I watched the original Yellowstone, but wasn't the ranch almost lost a grand total of once?