3 BODY PROBLEM Ending Explained | Easter Eggs, Netflix Season 2 Theories, Book Differences & Review

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First thing that struck me, that I loved, was that the scenes in China were all in Chinese. No excuses to speak English. Just Chinese with subtitles. Perfect. And that Auggie went to see a neurologist. Thinking there might be a medical reason.

They did not change the name of the san-ti. That is the original name in the Chinese books. Trisolarins was an English translation. So it's actually more accurate 😊

Man, the 'boat-slicing' scene was very intense!!

That last scene about the nature of bugs was really good.

No ending explained haha all you did was recap the season

The nano-tech and sky blinking was legit terrifying

You know it's fiction because humans work together.

This shit had me so hooked from episode 1, Can't believe id never even heard of the books before

My 2nd grade teacher made me a WallFacer all the time

Is it coincidence that Evans recordings with Sophon are kept in a red book like Mao’s Red Book of Quotations? This reflects the cult like status of his group (just a theory)

imagine humanity getting taken over by a bunch of dehydrated alien raisins

The eye in the sky scene brought me back to Rick and Monty. "Show me what you got!"

Luo Ji, equivalent of Saul Durand in the series, grows to be the most badass character i have ever read. I hope somehow the show writers will let him shine as it does in the book, though i suspect somehow he'll be given some moral dilemmas and personal struggles to be "humanised".....

I loved this series. A lot of comments deride it as not as good as the books. But look at it this way. I had never heard of the books or the author before this. Now I will seek them out. It's a win-win for this bug.

Excellent breakdown, much appreciated. As a physicist, not having read the books, I would hope that the writer(s) tapped into the fact that if the photon can do those things as shown in the series, then we could also do the same things, considering how universal the laws of physics is (if correct). A principle we already study was brought out in the series, quantum entanglement, so it makes sense why they would target accelerator-based physics, so high energy beams/physics would eventually lead to us forming photon-pairs and manipulate them as in the show, making their technology understood/useless as a weapon. So, by revealing the proton-pair evolution, they are indirectly telling us how to beat them.

Last scene made me think, maybe the nukes worked but san ti made it appear so it didnt to humans to gain advantage over them

This Adaption was better than I expected, Also the characters changes are good, Though I don't like how the brush over the science stuff. I think the casting was good ,"Thomas Wade" was perfect

This series was 🔥 i didn't want it to end, I hope season 2 doesn't take long to come out

I can’t move past the idea that after the aliens spent decades talking to this dude, they only JUST learned that humans can lie and it was because he read them little red riding hood. And that was like, a huge shift in the plot from that moment on. This was a tough watch for me.