HALT AND CATCH FIRE ANALYSIS - Conflict/Conflicted

[@dneal8309]

I'm so glad someone is talking about this show. I've come back and it's still as good

[@dneal8309]

Also... That intro tho

[@SightUnsound]

Literally the best thing on TV that no one watched!

[@lifeisstr4nge]

The show that no one watched, explained on a channel almost no one subscribes to, in a video watched only by a few people who actually have watched the entire show and are mostly here to get some more

[@SightUnsound]

All of these words hurt...

[@nigromanteerrante4511]

@@SightUnsound There is a monolog about just that. I dont recall in what season. Is about how the conectivity will hurt us in new ways.

[@lifeisstr4nge]

@@SightUnsound I'm sorry if I my words hurt. It was a great video, don't worry - I loved the show. Consider me a fellow fan/friend ;) It is just a sad fact that more people will be hard to reach with a show that has ended, no matter how good it was, if it did not have a big audience at first... Anyway - please dont feel bad

[@MrZoora23]

Wish i could rewatch this show for the first time 😩

[@soyentak5076]

RIP A16

[@MikeWille]

Wow this analysis is absolutely amazing. This is the best show ever made and this helps me to appreciate it so much more! Please do more analysis like this on Halt and Catch Fire! 🙏

[@SightUnsound]

Thanks Mike! Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@wichhouse]

Great video. The characters change so much over the four seasons of the show that I feel some points are left out here. SPOILERS BELOW. Joe is Chaos. In the beginning, this is represented by rage and loss, but at the show's end it becomes transcendent. Donna is Order. Throughout the show, this is represented by a sense of duty, but in Season One, it is duty to family, and by the end it is duty to the self. Cameron is the Future. She begins the show as Joe's enabler, but shifts to his muse, and then his equal by the end. Cameron represents Hope in the end. Gordon is the Past. He begins as a has-been, but finishes as a representation of the past as Death, though redeemed somewhat. Bosworth is the Present. His supportive role is essential in keeping the show from flying off the rails completely.

[@SightUnsound]

Great points well made! Will deffo be adding these to my notes for classes! Thanks dude!

[@champstar9669]

"Life is what happens while you're busy doing other things."

[@sylvesterwilliams9531]

Excellent video!!! I love how you explain the show

[@nigromanteerrante4511]

I believe it is in Netflix

[@DarrenHughes-Hybrid]

Loved this show. Great synopsis!

[@agauerm]

That McMillan guy has a crazy Nic Cage vibe and look

[@Bekka_Noyb]

♥ this show!

[@TadanGirl]

I loved this series. Joe’s character has to be one of the most dynamic EVER made in the TV scene. I didn’t like Cameron as much, but I guess she was made to be a little self-centered and immature. These feel like real people, which is hard to obtain. Also, Joe and Cameron’s chemistry… it’s unbearable. In a good way.