Future Man: The Final Season
April 9, 2020 1:05 PM - Season 3 (Full Season) - Subscribe
Josh and Wolf and Tiger are sentenced to death for mucking with the time stream. (Hulu original series)
‘Future Man’ Comes to an Uneven Yet Fittingly Weird End in Season 3 — Collider
At only eight episodes, Future Man's last hurrah feels a little flat on the landing, but that doesn't mean it's not a ridiculously clever ride most of the time. — IGN
Future Man goes for broke in its final season that travels through time and beyond in what’s their strangest and most satisfying episodes. — Den of Geek
‘Future Man’ Comes to an Uneven Yet Fittingly Weird End in Season 3 — Collider
At only eight episodes, Future Man's last hurrah feels a little flat on the landing, but that doesn't mean it's not a ridiculously clever ride most of the time. — IGN
Future Man goes for broke in its final season that travels through time and beyond in what’s their strangest and most satisfying episodes. — Den of Geek
I loved the first season because it unabashedly showed the absurd consequences of time travel. The second season had some really funny bits but was overall less great.
This third season, I felt, took a couple/ three episodes to get back up to speed.
Less hilarious, a little more introspective. Nice gags to end the series and a play on the non-explanation explanation of time travel. I appreciated the gag on the casting decisions.
The mid-season "call me friend" gag was set up well, but the execution fell short. Loved the Haven gag, though.
Having spent a semester at Iowa State, really, Ames is a lot more dynamic town than its reputation.
Still not a fan of Seth Rogen.
Had no idea that Josh Hutcherson had been cast in "hunky" roles in the past (Red Dawn, Hunger Games, etc.). Good on him on taking on a self-deprecating goof role.
The poking fun at nerds felt more like 'Community''s take (lovingly deconstructed) than .. that other (stupid) show with the college kids... 'Big Bang Theory' (corporate mockery).
posted by porpoise at 5:28 PM on April 10, 2020 [1 favorite]
This third season, I felt, took a couple/ three episodes to get back up to speed.
Less hilarious, a little more introspective. Nice gags to end the series and a play on the non-explanation explanation of time travel. I appreciated the gag on the casting decisions.
The mid-season "call me friend" gag was set up well, but the execution fell short. Loved the Haven gag, though.
Having spent a semester at Iowa State, really, Ames is a lot more dynamic town than its reputation.
Still not a fan of Seth Rogen.
Had no idea that Josh Hutcherson had been cast in "hunky" roles in the past (Red Dawn, Hunger Games, etc.). Good on him on taking on a self-deprecating goof role.
The poking fun at nerds felt more like 'Community''s take (lovingly deconstructed) than .. that other (stupid) show with the college kids... 'Big Bang Theory' (corporate mockery).
posted by porpoise at 5:28 PM on April 10, 2020 [1 favorite]
This was a great last season. I also loved the very end gag of "white-washing" the "real" people from the "true story".
I wonder how Susan and his robo-family will survive 2000.
posted by numaner at 1:44 PM on May 15, 2020 [1 favorite]
I wonder how Susan and his robo-family will survive 2000.
posted by numaner at 1:44 PM on May 15, 2020 [1 favorite]
I just finished the last episode of season 3 about 2 hours ago and I'm just happy that I found this series eventually. Season 3 took another turn, which is good, and didn't succumb to too much horrible sentiment at the end, and for that I am glad. Literal lerf ert lerds over here.
posted by h00py at 7:03 AM on July 18, 2020 [1 favorite]
posted by h00py at 7:03 AM on July 18, 2020 [1 favorite]
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