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It's loosened up a little, letting more humor into the mix, and that it's kept around one of those father figures: John Bosworth.
Full reviewAn innovative engineer finds himself confronting corporate behemoths in this drama series set in 1980s Texas, charting the changing culture in Silicon Prairie.
It's loosened up a little, letting more humor into the mix, and that it's kept around one of those father figures: John Bosworth.
Full reviewIt's effective doing what it does best, which is to be a platform for a fascinating, buried period of history.
Full reviewHalt's software has been upgraded: it now has a compelling subject, the emergence, through modem clicks and whistles, of the wired Internet era we live in.
Full reviewFour episodes in, the writers have taken steps to reconnect the key characters, but it's a too-slow update...
Full reviewIn the second season, Halt and Catch Fire unveiled its greatest strength; it's willingness to blow everything up.
Full reviewAMC's bafflingly underrated drama is one of the best programs ever at capturing the human fallibilities that go into into carving your own path in business and life...
Full reviewWe aren’t aware of any way to watch Halt and Catch Fire: Season 2 in New Zealand. If we’ve got that wrong, please contact us.
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