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Time to jump on the train of one of TV’s best sci-fi adventures

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Welcome to the Weekend Binge. Every week, we’ll suggest a binge-able title designed to keep you from getting too stir crazy.

Check back throughout the weekend for even more gloriously queer entertainment.Just ahead of the big Season 3 premiere, we want to alert anyone looking for a great sci-fi adventure to this underrated gem.

Like the film and graphic novel of the same name, Snowpiercer follows the lives of the last cadre of human survivors on Earth.

The planet has become a sub-zero wasteland thanks to climate change, lethal to humans. The solution: the titular vehicle, a 10-mile train that speeds around the world, generating enough heat and energy to keep a few thousand survivors alive in their endless, round-the-world journey.Unlike the film–which told a self-contained story of lower class passengers trying to reach the head engineer–the television of Snowpiercer reimagines the plight of the passengers in a less metaphorical way.

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