It happens constantly on Lemmy, and I think it might be because it’s less American centric.
Even if someone speaks fluent English, idioms dont translate well. And often get tossed in where they just don’t make any logical sense, because the speaker only learned from hearing/seeing it, but never had it explained.
Like any true American, I learned that from cartoons.
Eventually tho, idioms will be a way to pick out chatbots, and I am fully ready for a global patois of idioms and memes to escape automated surveillance like old times Cockneys.
I don’t think it was phoned in at the end. I think they tried something wildly different and it didn’t land as well as it could have. But they absolutely tried something.
Good show at the beginning but they completely dialed in the last couple episodes and it came off as lazy and not respecting the viewer’s time.
I think you mean ‘phoned in’, dialed in would mean they nailed it
It happens constantly on Lemmy, and I think it might be because it’s less American centric.
Even if someone speaks fluent English, idioms dont translate well. And often get tossed in where they just don’t make any logical sense, because the speaker only learned from hearing/seeing it, but never had it explained.
Like any true American, I learned that from cartoons.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mY9gVIcRkkI
Eventually tho, idioms will be a way to pick out chatbots, and I am fully ready for a global patois of idioms and memes to escape automated surveillance like old times Cockneys.
Hey, who are you calling an idiom?
Wild. I literally just watched the episode with that quote in it yesterday.
I watched it this past weekend! At an episode or two a day I should be through my 6th or 7th rewatch by the end of the year :)
Such a good show.
I don’t think it was phoned in at the end. I think they tried something wildly different and it didn’t land as well as it could have. But they absolutely tried something.