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Incorporated
Tuesday, 6 October 2020 12:30 amJust sort of thinking of shows that I can vaguely remember from the Dark Years that I don't think had much of a fandom presence that I could find:
I can't speak for everyone, but in hindsight, I suspect Incorporated (2016-17) just hit a little too close to home for me to really want to 'play around in that sandbox' a lot. It's set in the near-ish future where climate change has fucked nations over to the point that certain corporations are more important and you want to have the privilege of working for them and living in the Green Zone (like a gated community on steroids with access to high tech, reliable food, the best healthcare, etc.) instead of the Red Zone. The rising sea levels and climate refugee crisis/crises alluded to in the recent past has kinda forced everyone into still-habitable areas, so this Red Zone seems more like a super crowded city in the remnants of a US city than a lawless area.
But I have had a draft for a story sitting in my google drive for nearly four years. So, I don't know. Maybe there's something to be salvaged from being reminded of this show recently.
I can't speak for everyone, but in hindsight, I suspect Incorporated (2016-17) just hit a little too close to home for me to really want to 'play around in that sandbox' a lot. It's set in the near-ish future where climate change has fucked nations over to the point that certain corporations are more important and you want to have the privilege of working for them and living in the Green Zone (like a gated community on steroids with access to high tech, reliable food, the best healthcare, etc.) instead of the Red Zone. The rising sea levels and climate refugee crisis/crises alluded to in the recent past has kinda forced everyone into still-habitable areas, so this Red Zone seems more like a super crowded city in the remnants of a US city than a lawless area.
But I have had a draft for a story sitting in my google drive for nearly four years. So, I don't know. Maybe there's something to be salvaged from being reminded of this show recently.
