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Humans / Season 3, Episode 1 / AMC One of the best shows on TV is back! When season 2 of Humans ended you knew the world would never be the same again after what Mattie done did. I’m looking at Mattie like, yo, you came a long way from angsty teenage hacker to holding the fate of the technological world in your hands. I love her because she in an impossible circumstance, having to choose between letting Mia die or forcing the world into a chaos for which ain’t nobody ready. My teen hacker was on Denzel’s team in The Great Debaters and got her Jurnee Smollett on, talking ‘bout how the time for justice is always now. Fast forward to today, the premiere of season 3, and it turns out the rent for justice might be too damn high. Sentience done gave these synths emotion, impulsive decision making, and a body count that puts Mattie on some god-level shit. Mattie got a birth count of hundreds of thousands and a death count of about the same. She’s basically Father Abraham outchea, so let’s just praise the Lord! Raise your right arm and left arm to catch these blessings! Welcome to season 3, my synths! Gemma Chan as Anita/Mia, Ivanno Jeremiah as Max; group – Humans _ Season 3, Episode 1 – Photo Credit: Colin Hutton/Kudos/CH4/AMC We start out with a montage showing just how bad this shit done gotten. We talking planes falling from the skies, hospitals overrun and unprepared, riots, chaos, deaths in the tens of thousands worldwide – this some extinction-level event shit. I bet all Matti…
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Jordan Calhoun is a writer in New York City. His forthcoming debut book "Piccolo Is Black" is a celebration of the common adaptations we made while non-diverse pop culture helped us form identities. He holds…
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