The Vicar wrote:Aw geez...when is that kid going to grow a pair?
He's been weeping up Teh Zone for almost three years now......
No one whines that much.... except..... for....
silentbobafett wrote:Anyone know when this starts? Is it a summer show or not?
What new am I going to watch over the summer?
stereosforgeeks wrote:silentbobafett wrote:Anyone know when this starts? Is it a summer show or not?
What new am I going to watch over the summer?
It's a fall show.
Summer shows: Weeds, Entourage, Mad Men, Venture Bros, and Burn Notice. Thats all I can think about thats worthwhile this summer. Or atleast what comes to mind right now.
hackett wrote:So the show is about bio terrorism and science?
hackett wrote:weird... the dude who meets Hurley in the mental hospital and pushes Locke around is in the show... JJ is stealing actors from Lost now?
Xate™ wrote:Agrees with the review above...
The main problem isn't the cast, it's the ridiculousness of the story. They really need to make it believable. This is where it fails. Unlike X-Files, Lost etc. this isn't believable - at all. Unless they fix that, it's gonna be DOA.
John-Locke wrote:Just watched the leaked pilot. First off why didn't anyone tell me this the pilot was online already?
Fried Gold wrote:John-Locke wrote:Just watched the leaked pilot. First off why didn't anyone tell me this the pilot was online already?
I haven't watched any of them yet but other shows leaked at the same time include:
- Life on Mars US pilot
- Do Not Disturb (Jason Bateman directed comedy, with Jerry O'Connell & Robert Wagner in it)
- Raising the Bar (some Steven Bochco law drama)
- Pretty/Handsome (drama from the creator of Nip/Tuck - "A married father of two tells his wife and teenage sons that he is transsexual" - Joseph Fiennes, Trinity &...Robert Wagner are in it)
- True Blood (supernatural HBO series, based on some book, has Rogue in it as a telepathic waitress)
burlivesleftnut wrote:I actually bought into her doing the experiment, but I may be reading too much into the scenes of her researching the doc. Add that to the fact that she was desperate for clues in a crime that seemed unsolvable. The only thing I didn't get was why that dude committed such a horrendous act of terrorism in the first place. If it was explained, could someone fill me in?
Tyrone_Shoelaces wrote:The world looks just like ours and then she steps into the MD building which appears to have been designed and built by Starfleet.
Squashua wrote:Man, last night's episode was lousy.
They need to make fun of this show on, say, MadTV or SNL and "transition" somewhere so the name of the place appears in the air, and someone walking by just fucking whacks their head on it.
Squashua wrote:Man, last night's episode was lousy.
They need to make fun of this show on, say, MadTV or SNL and "transition" somewhere so the name of the place appears in the air, and someone walking by just fucking whacks their head on it.
TonyWilson wrote:Joshua Jackson (by far the only good thing about Dawson's Creek so I'm glad he's doing well for himself)
Ribbons wrote:TonyWilson wrote:Joshua Jackson (by far the only good thing about Dawson's Creek so I'm glad he's doing well for himself)
TonyWilson wrote:Well I really like this show, it's had a better first two episodes than Lost did. Joshua Jackson (by far the only good thing about Dawson's Creek so I'm glad he's doing well for himself) and John Noble are good apart and great together, Anna Torv is lovely if a little stilted and Lance Reddick is awesome as usual. The writing is almost entirely exposition but the show moves at such a fast pace it's doesn't matter. I love the crazy faux-science but I fear it will have problems sustaining a different weird scientific event each week for 22 weeks or beyond, which means the "Pattern" needs to have a solid conspiracy/story behind it rather than anything as amorphous as Lost's (current) mythology.
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