>>41736264
>eerily similar to the covid pandemic
No it isn't.

>>41736332
We used to discuss this all the time here on /x/ what the fuck happened to this place? There never used to be dogshit comments like this.

>>41737716
There is now.
Get over it bitch.
Your thread is boring and has no substance.
For people who have no idea what the fuck this show is, they won’t care about Hollywood bullshit and without explaining parallels people who love conspiracies won’t either.
Your thread is shit and you should go back to the drawing board, fag.

>>41736264
whats the similarity?

>>41736264
It was more than that. Did you watch it all?

>eerily
stop talking to chatbots about your feefees faggot. Its one of their most favorite tokens because its extremely cheap and ambiguous, and as it looks like you aligned to a fucking chatbot.

>>41737716
>We used to discuss
Making stupid claims and getting mad when people dismiss them: "discussion"
The show is one of the best ever made./
/x/ can only be fucking stupid when discussing it.
But you want to discuss?
The floor is fucking open.

this faggot forgot about SARS

>>41738622
What does SARS have to do with the show?
Have you seen the show?
What part makes you think of a pandemic?

>>41736264
covid was the beginning of NHI contact.

OP is trying to point out how the Pandemic happened after this show came out. It was made by the same creators as Lost. It explores Death, Loss, Isolation and the experience of Dying. One of the main characters is juxtaposed between the two worlds: one suddenly absent all of their loved ones, now deemed "Leftovers" and another, where those who died have moved on and live happy lives.
OP's outsourcing of communication is admittedly a bit of a hurdle, but I'm in the mood to help. The relationship between the pandemic and the show is vague but present. A lot shuts down in the show. People are commonly abandoning their homes or moving to new ones, clearly despondent in response to the sudden lack of people. Moving during the pandemic was extremely common. It wasn't just the deaths that occurred or the mass of confusion and panic or the dread following the harrowing loss.
To get us to the Pandemic bridge, the show explores impending doom in the final season. One of the protagonists' fathers performs this elaborate ritual to prevent the end times. The characters in the show learn to grieve together, but he in particular loses it and goes out of his way, enduring madness, to do what he can to contribute to some sort of escape. The process mirrors a rush to avoid calamity.
The crazy part, which is immensely /x/ themed, is one of the main characters having to "die and be reborn" for the process to properly unfold.
>>41738748
They talk to you frequently, retard. Most of you are suffering an Idiocracy-Amnesia, unfortunately. If you weren't, you'd realize what these "NHI" really are and why what you've been doing this whole time is retarded.

>>41738991
>A lot shuts down in the show.
Not due to any edict or outside threat. People either weren't there to run it, or most were just too sad to see a point.
It was nothing like the pandemic other than it happened to everyone. At which point you can say Terminator is foretelling the pandemic.
>Moving during the pandemic was extremely common.
Because of economic opportunity and location no longer being tied to job. In the show, people were moving to join cults or moving to where they superstitiously thought nothing bad would happen to them.

Nobody gives two shits about analog media, respective analog media mimicking shit like jewflix and jewtube.
Every single advertiser, "scientist", "bureaucrat", ceo as employees of pharma companies and suppliers, policy makers and "experts" and financiers including shareholders involved deserve nothing less than genocide of their entire families to the 10th degree