"La batalla por el control comienza"
Halt and Catch Fire
1980, la década del boom de la informática. Un visionario, un ingeniero y una programadora prodigio cambiaron las cosas en Silicon Prairie, Texas. Joe MacMillan, pieza clave en el lanzamiento del nuevo PC de IBM, recluta al ingeniero de hardware, Gordon Clark, y a la estudiante, Cameron Howe, para alterar el diseño de un PC de IBM, arriesgando el futuro de la compañía de software para la que trabajan mientras compiten contra la mayor empresa de tecnología.
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S4 E10 • 14/10/2017
El diez de espadas
Donna celebra un logro con sus aliados más cercanos. Cameron se plantea decir adiós. Joe se enfrenta a un futuro incierto.
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Ver todo en TMDB**Perhaps the best show on television.** I found myself a new favourite among TV series. Exceedingly strong performances from the whole cast, a gripping, dynamic plot, and script and direction that will have you laughing aloud before hunkering at the edge of your seat. As TV goes, I honestly don’t think it gets much better than this. The character of Joe MacMillan is just unrivalled in compl…
An interpretation of the ending + the meaning of the series as a whole * * * SPOILERS AHEAD * * * It was about Joe all along. Profound conclusion to a transcendental experience 10*++ At first glance this series seems to be about the world of tech. It takes place during an exciting time in the evolution of this field and it gives us a glimpse into the background of that era, even if it is a …
This is an unusual show. It is conspicuously missing the stuff of a typical drama (ie: shoot-outs, nudity, car chases). In place of hyperdrama are the deepest and best characters in a TV series. The recount of the origin of personal computing is fictional and a mild abstraction from the real one so you won't learn much about personal computing history but you will absolutely learn about the typ…