I've only just begun watching the first season on Netflix. I am usually willing to let a show sell me on its premise, unless it's aggressively stupid. My problem with "Revolution" isn't the premise. So many of the characters (though not all) are so badly written! Too many are shallow, vain, changeable, petulant,…

"Job: A comedy of Justice" even among Heinlein's works stands alone in so far as it was written in a uniquely un-Heinlein voice. Funny, poignant, sweet without some of the moralizing or opinionizing of his later work. Almost impossible to classify, except to say that it's enormously entertaining.

Exceptional book, at first you think it's one thing, but then it becomes another. Tell the truth and be damned for it. One of my favorites.