Why is Reddit watermarking images they don't own?
this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2024
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Did anyone watch that show NEXT from the people who made 24? I might have been the only one, I've never seen anyone ever talk about it. There was a plot point where the evil Alexa tried to convince a kid who was being bullied to bring a gun to school and shoot his bully, and provided the kid with the keycode to dad's gun safe... it was pretty wild.
I saw it, it wasn't bad. So of course it was cancelled after the first season.
The more I think about it, the better I remember it. I think I'm going to watch it again.
hit pretty close to homespoiler
The hijacking of buddy's glucose meter to try and kill him
and it even had a Zombified
spoiler
Stephen Hawking and Resident Evil Movie Style Dogs but from Boston Dynamics
it was honestly pretty great for network TV
Is Gemini good or bad then?