Same here! But can't remember much about it now. As in, the plot, the characters, why seven?
So the whole thing really....but I remember liking it
Did you see Survivors? Have always enjoyed plots about the aftermath of some worldwide catastrophe (post-apocalypse?). Seeing how the details of daily life's needs are handled, that sort of thing.
I feel cheated when the writer fudges something that he doesn't know much about. Must be the same for others with different knowledge angles but in my own case, think it was in Survivors where (as well as trying to survive generally) they made clothes from scratch in a week.
Something like: found a sheep or two, learnt to shear them, taught themselves to spin, knit, weave, wore the finished garments in the next episode..... Reality? That isn't!!
Same in TV's "The Good Life" (did you watch that?) Barbara decides to *weave* Tom a whole suit (even dyeing the spun wool with nettles or similar). But she starts off with a whole sheepskin--the wool with skin attached--not the more usual wool only, which has been carefully shaved off the sheep, leaving him a bit cold but alive & kicking, ready to face another day. Nothing is mentioned about the poor sheep's demise...
