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Killjoys vs. Dark Matter


Jangler

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Both syfy. Neither great. But one is better. Which one in your opinion?

Killjoys is really bad, and I've only watched 2 episodes, but it sucks. 2 people to maintain a space ship? K. Really not a fan at all, but I'm watching.

Dark Matter has been getting better as it goes along. I was slow to get into it, but this is why I like summer shows. Good B TV.

Plus I mean really? What's not to like?

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Both shows are good.  Killjoys is more of a fun/comedic show but this season I think it's done a good job pushing the story instead of just "criminal of the week" type stuff.   The "soldier" dude is the only one that is kind of wooden but Dutch and the tech guy are solid.  They don't run their own ship, they have a highly advanced AI doing most of that.  Mostly, it works.

Dark Matter has a more serious tone and a slower build up the the story, they've did a good job branching out some of the characters this season and that's made it a bit more interesting.   I can't say one is better than the other because they are trying to accomplish different things (of course minus being space shows).

The Expanse is great too, a bit better production values and higher quality than the previous two.

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I watched season 1 of Dark Matter and thoroughly enjoyed it.

imo season 2 hasn't been as good.

 

I have not seen Killjoys.

 

I watched the 1st season of the Expanse and also really enjoyed... so much so that I read 'Leviathan Wakes' last week and am about half way thru 'Corriban's War' right now.

 

They changed the Expanse a LOT from the original book. The basic premise and characters are the same, but there's a ton of little things that I prefer in the books that they changed for the show.

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SyFy has three top notch shows in Magicians, Expanse, and 12 Monkeys.

Then they have some really good ones right now in Killjoys and Dark Matter.

Z Nation is stupid but it's supposed to be and is pretty entertaining when you realize that lol.  

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8 hours ago, Zaximus said:

SyFy has three top notch shows in Magicians, Expanse, and 12 Monkeys.

Then they have some really good ones right now in Killjoys and Dark Matter.

Z Nation is stupid but it's supposed to be and is pretty entertaining when you realize that lol.  

tbh I'm surprised 12 monkeys made it to season 2. I couldn't get past about 5 episodes.

Now that I've finished the first season of killjoys, I stand by my first impression of it, not very good and the theme didy sucks too. 

Downloaded The Expanse, checking it out next.

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15 hours ago, Jangler said:

tbh I'm surprised 12 monkeys made it to season 2. I couldn't get past about 5 episodes.

Now that I've finished the first season of killjoys, I stand by my first impression of it, not very good and the theme didy sucks too. 

Downloaded The Expanse, checking it out next.

12 Monkeys is a top tier show and became really, really awesome.  Renewed for season 3.   It's been a great surprise.

Killjoys has gotten much better in season 2 with a clear storyline.

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