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You’re in luck, there’s new Connections as of 5 days ago! https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/11/fans-of-connections-rejoice-rebooted-classic-sci-doc-series-
by ryanfox 3y ago
You’re in luck, there’s new Connections as of 5 days ago!
https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/11/fans-of-connections-rejoice-rebooted-classic-sci-doc-series-returns-with-original-host/amp/ https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/11/fans-of-connections-...
- broscillator 3y agothat's kind of exciting except for the amount of CGI in the trailer
- troyvit 3y agoBurke even mentions that in the Ars interview: > Television is entirely different. I remember walking around the world with a film crew, sometimes 15 people, and pointing at a bush and saying, "What am I doing here?" That's very time-consuming and expensive, and we no longer need that kind of thing. This time, there's no money. [...] Nobody went anywhere, so we didn't get up and catch planes all the time. And nothing got in the way of the story except me. All I did was stand and talk. Because of the structure, the nature of the production style, the story can move more densely and more quickly than ever before. I don't know if I agree with him that it's a good thing. One of the things I loved about the original Connections was the experiential aspect of it. James Burke in front of a green screen is just James Burke in front of a green screen.
- Tangurena2 3y agoI used to have the VHS tapes of Connections 2 and Connections 3. They got more gaudy as the series progressed. They were less about the progression of technology and more about being shiny and spectacular.