Halt and Catch Fire's character-driven drama culminates in an optimistic ode to the early internet age that's bound to stand the test of time. Read critic reviews
Halt and Catch Fire (2017)
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Episodes
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1. So it Goes
Air date: Aug 19, 2017
Gordon enjoys success while Joe works to keep their web project afloat; Cameron extends a business trip; Donna launches a new venture.
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1. So it Goes; Signal to Noise
Air date: Aug 19, 2017
Gordon enjoys success while Joe works to keep their web project afloat; Cameron extends a business trip; Donna launches a new venture and promotes her assistant; Joe and Cameron talk on the phone.
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2. Signal to Noise
Air date: Aug 19, 2017
Joe and Cameron talk on the phone; Donna promotes her assistant; Gordon's business buckles under pressure from a larger competitor.
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3. Miscellaneous
Air date: Aug 26, 2017
Cameron promotes her game at an industry conference; Donna squares off against old rivals; Gordon struggles to support Joe's newest idea.
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4. Tonya and Nancy
Air date: Sep 9, 2017
Cameron buys a plot of land to recenter; Joe and Gordon hire a team of websurfers to map the web; Donna focuses her team on the mission ahead.
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5. Nowhere Man
Air date: Sep 16, 2017
Donna struggles with suspicion; Bosworth hits a breaking point; Joe confesses to Gordon while Cameron faces past mistakes.
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6. A Connection is Made
Air date: Sep 23, 2017
Donna makes a play for a heavy-hitter; Gordon confronts his daughter about an issue at school; Cameron finds a new fan; Joe sees a new side of Haley.
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7. Who Needs a Guy
Air date: Sep 30, 2017
Joe and Gordon discuss Comet's future; Donna takes a vacation; a new collaborator challenges Cameron; Bos and Diane make a life-altering choice.
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8. Goodwill
Air date: Oct 7, 2017
Cameron helps Donna pack up; Bos makes his famous chili; Joe helps Haley recover a memorable keepsake; Gordon and Donna fight.
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9. Search
Air date: Oct 14, 2017
Donna faces a professional crossroads; Joanie takes a trip; Joe unveils Comet's new look; Cameron asks a favor from a onetime collaborator.
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Touching, compelling and inspiring character drama that might lose to Mad Men in glory and glamour, but well makes it up in approachability, realism and warmth.
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A satisfying end to the series.
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Really superb writing and acting...these characters really lived and left a mark...the writers and production masterfully captured the atmosphere of the early 90's... Left me wanting more in a good way...
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4 seasons. I enjoyed it. It started a bit slow, but the characters and their stories pulled me in. The adjacency of their stories to my own (in tech at that time) was also engaging.
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I loved this series from beginning to end, although the story slid off the rails at the in various places in Season 4. The filmmakers seemed to periodically forget what genre they were in--instead of a business drama it suddenly became some kind of character study in grief and romantic relationships. "They lost the plot" was the phrase that came to me at various times. Otherwise, I would give this series 5 stars all the way through, very engaging, did not want it to end. It was amazing how many interesting characters and subplots that were able to weave into what could have been a much narrower business-drama series.
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More like Halt and Catch Feelings. The last few episodes were tugging on the ticker. Fascinating subject matter, good performances and they didn't overstay their welcome. Only complaint was that the finale was a little eh. Overall, surprisingly good.
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a perfect end to a wonderful show that does not get the appreciation it deserves. The personal journey/development of the main characters was incredibly touching and will stay with me for some time. sits comfortably in my all-time top 10 favourite shows.
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Such an incredible show. Season 1 is the best IMO, but they are all so good. The tech stuff is fascinating but the characters are even more so. The only complaint I have about the whole show is how they turned Donna into this vapid, very unlikable character by end of it. I enjoyed her early character arc of coming out from other's shadows to show her technical prowess and then the writers just threw that all away and turned her into an empty shell who only cares where her next drink is coming from.
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This show brilliantly captures the raw feeling of failure. It's a story about failure and the desperation of not settling for mediocrity. Not getting left behind in one of the most rapidly changing periods of human history. Absolute masterpiece.
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This show had the best series finale I have ever seen! It tied up so well, it had me wanting more, but also so satisfied with where they left it.
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