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<blockquote data-quote="NoSurprises" data-source="post: 536492" data-attributes="member: 252">If it doesn't go full watership down or lord of the flies by episode 3, I'm out. (I kid, I'll probably see it through regadless).They're still at it with the crazy camera antics, with 'clock cam' in the opening minute and their weird character appears infront of themselves during conversation thing. Design is growing on me though.One thing that kinda knocked me out of the immersion was 11 year olds talking about tracking devices and cameras after having lived on some sort of olde style people farm all their lives, Norman even picked a lock at one point! Pretty sure I was still learning not to breathe out of my mouth at 12. I could probably chalk it up to the books they have at the farm? But it seems a bit of a goof on the owners part to leave them lying around. I'm probably thinking about it too much though.Verdict so far: 30/37 happy meals. Looks pretty, plot has legs. Waiting for a scene where suddenly they're all on the other side of the wall, Norman pulls out a cigar and states that he loves it when a plan comes together.Also, might be in poor taste, but when the demons order at the assumed demon restaurant, are they technically looking at the kids menu?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NoSurprises, post: 536492, member: 252"] If it doesn't go full watership down or lord of the flies by episode 3, I'm out. (I kid, I'll probably see it through regadless). They're still at it with the crazy camera antics, with 'clock cam' in the opening minute and their weird character appears infront of themselves during conversation thing. Design is growing on me though. One thing that kinda knocked me out of the immersion was 11 year olds talking about tracking devices and cameras after having lived on some sort of olde style people farm all their lives, Norman even picked a lock at one point! Pretty sure I was still learning not to breathe out of my mouth at 12. I could probably chalk it up to the books they have at the farm? But it seems a bit of a goof on the owners part to leave them lying around. I'm probably thinking about it too much though. [B]Verdict so far: 30/37 happy meals[/B]. Looks pretty, plot has legs. Waiting for a scene where suddenly they're all on the other side of the wall, Norman pulls out a cigar and states that he loves it when a plan comes together. Also, might be in poor taste, but when the demons order at the assumed demon restaurant, are they technically looking at the kids menu? [/QUOTE]

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