I'm good at looking past those types of things to some degree. I have to, I watch SyFy movies all the time!!!
Exactly! I agree 100%. As long as it's not completely over the top I can look past most things.
Revolution (NBC)
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Exactly! I agree 100%. As long as it's not completely over the top I can look past most things.
Stout
Hold onto the ball, Murray!
Batteries don't need electricity, and work on simple chemical reaction. Batteries don't work, but gunpowder does. Just one of the many, many contradictions that made the show epically bad--and made me stop watching.
Willing suspension of disbelief is awesome. I use it all the time in most of what I read and watch. Willing suspension of disbelief does NOT, however, excuse laziness in writing and gaping plot holes.
PortlandCardFan
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I have/had a problem with what you're talking about but the one consitancy is all batteries stop working. There is something that no one gets about the amulets(viewers included). Maybe batteries still work but somehow the amulets block the transfer of energy... Different strokes though...
It's not that the batteries don't work, it's that the electricity required to exchange the power is blocked.
At least, that's what I'm going with going forward.
Stout
Hold onto the ball, Murray!
Right...so the payoff is either 'it's magic', or it's a major, idiotic plot hole. And I'd hate a 'ta da! it's magic!' explanation.
You don't need electricity to 'exchange the power'; batteries use a simple chemical process to create power.
I would never watch this show, but this thread rules. Don't batteries create the electricity with the chemical process like steam engines would?
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PortlandCardFan
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The flow of energy stops somehow. We the viewers don't know how and we may never. There is no way that I know of to stop dams from producing energy unless you stop the flow of water which isn't the case. It is a much bigger scenario then batteries. I'm not an electrician so I could be very wrong. If that's the case I'm sure someone will enlighten me by tomorrow.
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PortlandCardFan
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Potatos still work in the show...
The steam engines for locomotives are just big boilers that create steam which causes pressure to move pistons. There is no electricty involved with that type of steam engine.
PortlandCardFan
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It is possible a magnetic field could stop the flow of electron's...
My daughter reminded me that the new season started on Monday. Pretty good first episode for the season. Looks like we get to find out what is causing the power outage next week.
Cardinals.Ken
That's Mr. Riff-Raff to you!
I've liked what I've seen so far with the two episodes after the hiatus.
I'm not sure if I really like them though, of if it's the fact that everything looks better considering that my wife still has us watching The Following.
I'm not sure if I really like them though, of if it's the fact that everything looks better considering that my wife still has us watching The Following.
FArting
Lopes Up!
There will be a 2nd season of revolution.
I thought we were in the middle of the second season. Do you mean 3rd season?
I don't know if this is the stupidest show on television or the best. I generally flip-flop two or three times per episode. There are more plot holes than it would take to fill Albert Hall yet the show is very entertaining nonetheless. Is anyone else watching this hot mess?
JTS
JTS
FArting
Lopes Up!
2nd season starts this fall according to Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Revolution_episodes#Season_2_.282013.E2.80.9314.29
I am enjoying it and think the over the top is part of the fun. It is interesting how the show is evolving. I am also excited they renewed it for one more season.
My daughter and I are still watching it. We both really enjoy it. It definitely has a "Lost" feel to it now. Even the musical score sounds like they pulled it from "Lost" at times or at least it's the same guy who is composing it.
I just assumed that the first 10 episodes were season one and the second 10 were season 2 since there was a 4 month gap in between the two. But I guess they were all part of season 1.
EDIT, my last comment was wrong.
http://www.examiner.com/article/nbc-s-revolution-has-fewer-episodes-so-why-the-long-break
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I have to admit the show is a bit of a guilty pleasure. I like much of the cast but have to agree with the sometimes huge plot holes. However, the dynamic of the characters and the sort of mesh of many other type shows (Jericho, Lost, etc..) type feel keeps me interested.
