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Martin Csokas is in this too? Oh damn why am I not already watching this show. Seriously I watched a couple episodes when I was wee and then never sought it out again. That was very stupid of me. Anyway, "Adventures in the Sin Trade" is noted for when I do get around to watching it. Can I jump right into that one or should I watch in order?
there's one producer in particular who just RUINS THINGS and he always has an Asian theme, which SUCKS because Chinese mythology is so awesome but this guy is such a hack
WHY DOES THAT ALWAYS HAPPEN. I can't think of any show or movie that uses Chinese themes that wasn't actually made by a Chinese director that's worth a damn. People skip over the real mythology and culture and put in the same Orientalizing shorthand about dragons and kung fu and emperors and HONOR and crap. It's so disappointing, especially because it's so prevalent.