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Station 11 is historically relevant for the unlikely coincidence of being a show about a pandemic that started filming in January of 2020. The sort of coincidence, it is worth mentioning, that blends with the show's attitude seamlessly. An absolute gem, see it if you haven't.
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Pretty sure Station 11 just permanently rewrote something in my brain.
discovering a show that came out years ago and didn’t get much hype is the deepest pain possible bc why are there 24 fanfics on ao3, and 70% of them au crossovers that don’t include the characters??? i NEED TO TALK ABOUT JEEVAN CHAUDHARY!!
I will never get over how Station 11 subverted the parent/child found family trope. They acknowledged resentment in a way I've never seen before. Jeevan literally told that kid to her face "I was only supposed to bring you home" implying that he didn't ask for this level of responsibility when her parents were nowhere to be found. Like he obviously loves her, but that scene was wild to me and so heartbreaking. I absolutely loved it.
book review - march 21 2025
i just finished reading sea of tranquility by Emily St. John Mandel. I haven’t read anything by her before, but I went into this book having heard raving reviews about Station 11.
Something I admired about her writing was her proficiency to write characters. In this book she wove her way through different characters at different points in time and history. The novel itself isn’t very long (255 pages with honestly crazy double spacing), and in a novel of that size with some many different characters it can be difficult to give each character the focus they deserve. It’s easy to leave them underdeveloped because they aren’t the MAIN plot. However each character was intricate and had their owns aspirations and faults.
I also thought it was interesting how the “twist”wasn’t really a twist. It was simply things falling into place and as you learn throughout the novel, the world begins to make sense of itself.
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“One of the few things that August didn't know about her was that sometimes when she looked at her collection of pictures she tried to imagine and place herself in that other, shadow life. You walk into a room and flip a switch and the room fills with light. You leave your garbage in bags on the curb, and a truck comes and transports it to some invisible place. When you're in danger, you call for the police. Hot water pours from faucets. Lift a receiver or press a button on a telephone, and you can speak to anyone. All of the information in the world is on the Internet, and the Internet is all around you, drifting through the air like pollen on a summer breeze. There is money, slips of paper that can be traded for anything: houses, boats, perfect teeth. There are dentists. She tried to imagine this life playing out somewhere at the present moment. Some parallel Kirsten in an air-conditioned room, waking from an unsettling dream of walking through an empty landscape.”
― Emily St. John Mandel, Station Eleven
I WATCHED STATION ELEVEN AND I'M GOING TO MAKE IT EVERYONE'S PROBLEM
I'm going tO READ IT TOO AND I'M GOING TO MAKE IT EVERYONE'S PROBLEM THEN ALSO
Anyway what I have to say at this juncture is
Actually apparently not a whole lot there's not really a lot of good gifs but let me tell you this show is PROFOUND and I haven't gotten all way through the book yet but that also.
When a show makes me feel things I have to take really long breaks between episodes to just like feel my emotions. I also haven’t finished some of my favorite shows because they already triggered really deep emotions and I can’t stand to go through an emotional finale (or an anticlimactic one too like either way I’m gonna be upset…)
