01-02-2023, 07:11 AM
I think K-Scope is supposed to be a choose your own path to tell the story. The episode order is randomized for everyone. We stared with Green and then saw Yellow.
Episode Green is Giancarlo Esposito in his 17th year in jail and it is seven years before the heist. His cell mate is the prison scrounger. Something happens and Giancarlo has to break out of prison. A lot of time is spent trying to write a letter to his daughter Hannah.
Episode Yellow Seven Weeks before the heist. I might be getting the colors wrong. Giancarlo plays Leo and is getting the crew together to rob the most impenetrable vault in the world. The Vault is run by Rufus and Leo holds a grudge against him. There is a big Ocean's 11 vibe to the show. The rest of Leo's crew are people saw in Episode Green. Leo's cell mate is there to help as well as others.
At this point I don't see how the out of order narrative is helping tell the story. Although I do like the story so far even if it is very derivative.
Episode Green is Giancarlo Esposito in his 17th year in jail and it is seven years before the heist. His cell mate is the prison scrounger. Something happens and Giancarlo has to break out of prison. A lot of time is spent trying to write a letter to his daughter Hannah.
Episode Yellow Seven Weeks before the heist. I might be getting the colors wrong. Giancarlo plays Leo and is getting the crew together to rob the most impenetrable vault in the world. The Vault is run by Rufus and Leo holds a grudge against him. There is a big Ocean's 11 vibe to the show. The rest of Leo's crew are people saw in Episode Green. Leo's cell mate is there to help as well as others.
At this point I don't see how the out of order narrative is helping tell the story. Although I do like the story so far even if it is very derivative.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm