Popular Reviews of Limited Capacity

Limited Capacity, a six-part anthology of tales about how humans use the internet to connect with each other, is a real mixed bag. The standout episodes are We All Hate Greg, Right? (in which a group of colleagues in a Zoom meeting realise they have the power wish death upon others) and He Who Boils Rivers With a Look (about strangers who use a neighborhood social network to roleplay as a happy family in a fictional idyllic town).Two - Kill the Chicken and Slow Burn - have interesting concepts and for the most part are well told, but are too long and have tame endings.The Blue Checkmark has an intriguing premise but is badly and unrealistically handled throughout. Better Fitter Roger-er is a dreadful entry, with no clear purpose, character development or outcome.As always with anthologies, it's best to enjoy what appeals to you and cast aside what doesn't. There's enough here to make it worth listening.

An excellent series of strange fiction. I desperately wish it would continue as there are many anthology fiction shows out there and few of them achieve the quality on offer here. Perhaps that quality is thanks to their limited capacity for releases.

Oh please, give me more!