Fast paced, intelligent drama
“Halt and Catch Fire: The Complete First Season” is set in the 1980s, one year after IBM establishes a near-monopoly in the market with the release of the IBM personal computer. In this fictional drama, a former IBM executive, Joe MacMillan (Lee Pace) plans to reverse engineer the flagship product of his former employer and forces his current company, Cardiff Electric, into the personal computer race. MacMillan elicits the help of Gordon Clark (Scott McNairy), an engineer who dreams of creating a revolutionary product while trying to manage his initially unsupportive wife Donna (Kerry Bishe), and Cameron Howe (Mackenzie Davis), a volatile prodigy who puts her future in jeopardy to join MacMillan’s rogue PC project. The show explores the rapidly changing world of technology, the spirit of innovation, and what it’s like to work toward a world-changing goal.<br /><br />Like “Mad Men,” “Halt and Catch Fire” takes place in a previous decade and builds its drama from the underdog bucking a mammoth industry — sort of a David and Goliath of technology. The characters are interesting and driven by knowing they’re on the verge of something huge. Pace’s MacMillan is especially well written. Though the show’s protagonist, he sometimes takes on the role of antagonist, depending on the situations that face his company. The writers manage to keep overly technical jargon to a minimum so that non-tech-savvy viewers won’t glaze over. Working well for the series is its quick pacing. Sometimes on TV drama, scenes are included for padding and do nothing to advance story lines. Not so here. Every scene, every bit of dialogue feeds the narrative and contributes to a sense of urgency.<br /><br />Bonus features on the 3-disc Blu-ray edition include featurettes on re-making the 80s, the rise of “digital cowboys,” research and technology, and an episode guide.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : At the dawn of the PC era, 3 unlikely “cowboys,” Joe MacMillan, Gordon Clark and Cameron Howe, take personal and professional risks in the race to build a breakthrough computer. Tensions build within the group as they tread the line between visionary and fraud, genius and delusion, as their drive to do something that matters runs up against their ability to truly innovate. The series begins in the early 80s in Dallas, aka The Silicon Prairie, during the boom of the computer industry. IBM has released the first PC and is seemingly dominating the cutthroat field. MacMillan, Gordon and Cameron form an alliance at the smaller (fictional) tech company, Cardiff Giant, infiltrating it from within and using its people and resources to revolutionize the computer, shake up the competition and redeem their past personal failures. The show is not just about the ruthless rise of the computer business, or the obsessive striving for competitive advantage in the marketplace. Rather, it’s about people at war with themselves as they search for something bigger. During their search, they’ll struggle with the dark side of the human ego, the destructive power of ambition, and the often thin line separating genius from delusion..