Debuting two years before Mark Zuckerberg started Facebook in his dorm. That's about as far as the similarities go, though. Anderson published the young adult novel Feed in 2002, there were no social media feeds to scroll in real life. I'd recommend giving it a watch!Įdit: The show is not in any way related to the book called Feed by Mathew Tobin Anderson, although the tech in the show is similar in concept to the tech from the similarly titled book. Rather, it is Titus, the wired teen protagonist M.T. Now that he's no longer a teen, one of the things that concerns him is the idea that somehow books for teens have to be simpler than books for adults that the whole idea of the plot, the cause and effect, the way the characters are depicted that all of these things have to be boiled. It's an Amazon Original and it seems to have had a decent budget. Anderson he goes mainly by his middle name, Tobin has been writing since he was a teenager. The tech gets hacked, and all sorts of crazy shit happens. One ultra rich family controls it, but society has become dependent on it to the point that global infrastructure would collapse without it, or without an integrated replacement. It's about a future where everyone basically has their smartphones implanted in their brains via neural mesh, and it's called the Feed. It's a bit slow at first, but it has a great performance by David Thewlis as well as Michelle Fairley (who played Cat on Game of Thrones) and most of the cast is great (although one character does a pretty atrocious American accent). I haven't seen anything on here about it and Amazon hasn't really promoted it at all either, I'm surprised because it's actually pretty decent.
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