Altered Carbon Season 2, Episode 8, titled "Broken Angels," continues from what we learned in the previous episode when Kovacs discovered that Quell has two minds inside her body—her own and ...

The quick review of Altered CarbonSeason 2 boils down to this ... "stacks," which can then be put into other bodies (called "sleeves" in Altered Carbon's parlance). For the rich who can afford ...

Anthony Mackie is the re-sleeved Takeshi Kovacs in Altered Carbon Season 2, but who is he really? Much like how Kovacs was re-sleeved into a body that belonged to someone else before him ...

No longer would we fuss over our bodies but use them and lose them with abandon. Because Altered Carbon Season 2 doesn’t feature the same lavish amount of nudity, it somehow feels smaller ...

That being said, the tone of Altered Carbon is much more hopeful in season 2, owing mostly to Kovacs ... and people utilizing “synth” bodies or “needlecasting” their minds across ...

Body swapping, digital consciousness ... to stave off any Altered Carbon cravings you have following that season 2 finale. Let's start with a few things to remember from season 1.

By Josh Wigler Contributor In the world of Altered Carbon, dead does not always mean dead, thanks to technology that allows humans to carry their consciousness from one body (or “sleeve”) to ...

The release date for Altered Carbon Season 2 was announced alongside a brief teaser ... consciousness has been digitized, making human bodies little more than "sleeves" for transportable ...

Altered Carbon season 2 spoilers (extremely mild ones) follow. In the futuristic world of Altered Carbon, humans have discovered how to transfer their consciousness from one body to another.

One issue with Altered Carbon season 2 is that it’s not just the lead actor ... spins up the original body of Kovacs, which is how Will Yun Lee returns in this season. This creates the highly ...

Netflix's "Altered Carbon" is cyberpunk for people who don't want too much punk in their cyber. It’s a series about body swapping which is careful to never force its audience to think too much ...