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Deadpool posted:Where's my goddamn John Doe wrapup miniseries? Terriers, goddammit. Heroes gets a revival and Terriers stays in the ground. God's a dick.
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Regy Rusty posted:Alphas How about Happy Town or Awake?
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Seriously,GreenNight posted:AHAHA I WAS WRONG!
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 05:32 |
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Why is this happening?! This was my exact reaction. I mean what the gently caress, NBC.
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 05:43 |
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Deadpool posted:Yup. Kings also please. Kings was so good and I thought I was the only person who ever watched it.
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DivisionPost posted:Terriers, goddammit. Just coming in to make sure someone posted about the Heroes revival and that someone responded thusly. Thank you, Division Post!
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 05:48 |
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If we're just listing series NBC dicked over and were cancelled too quickly, I'm gonna go with Bent and About a Boy (give it about three weeks and it's gonna be the case).
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 05:49 |
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HorseRenoir posted:Hey, do you guys like "Heroes"? No? The question becomes, honestly, who did? Weren't the ratings approaching negative numbers in the last season? Even Theodore Bagwell couldn't save it. Ravane posted:I'm disappointed that nobody has ever really tried a martial arts themed tv show. And I'm not talking about UFC. I mean choreographed martial arts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR66Fjczwfk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jX6hnoCU_bA
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smg77 posted:Kings was so good and I thought I was the only person who ever watched it. You weren't alone. I loved it.
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Cardboard Box A posted:Weren't the ratings approaching negative numbers in the last season? Even Theodore Bagwell couldn't save it. Think about this for a second, how do you get ratings in the negative?
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:Think about this for a second, how do you get ratings in the negative? If it's possible NBC will be the ones to find it.
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I mean technically going towards 0 is approaching negative.
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 06:50 |
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Deadpool posted:NO! BAD NBC! I'm just gonna guess that Loeb was involved with that. The fact that nobody involved thought that Heroes Reborn might not set the right tone seems about right for Heroes.
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 06:56 |
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thrakkorzog posted:I'm just gonna guess that Loeb was involved with that. The fact that nobody involved thought that Heroes Reborn might not set the right tone seems about right for Heroes. He won't have anything to do with it I'm sure. He's got his hands full with plenty of other things.
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Deadpool posted:Where's my goddamn John Doe wrapup miniseries? Surface and Invasion
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 07:09 |
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Thanks!
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 07:17 |
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How the gently caress do the people at NBC who greenlit Heroes Reborn look at what is going on with something like Netflix, House of Cards and the shitload of viewers and awards, and not cap just themselves? Or even loving Arrow on the CW?
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 07:37 |
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:Think about this for a second, how do you get ratings in the negative? devoir posted:Or even loving Arrow on the CW? Think about it NBC, The Cape Reborn is your answer to Arrow. Assepoester fucked around with this message at 08:44 on Feb 23, 2014 |
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On the Surface Heroes Reborn isn't a bad idea. Make a couple of 12 episode miniseries, with completely new casts(I mean besides Ali Larter) each series and tell a short story. And as long as they promote it like "We hosed up, this time we are doing it more like season one" It will probably cause people to give it at least 1-2 Episodes. I mean it's not going to end up that way. And Will more than likely be terrible. But I can't fault NBC for trying. Heroes was pretty big overseas even as it lost ratings here. Plus what is Ali Larter doing nowadays anyway. Cardboard Box A posted:Imagine a show so bad it actually turns people off of TV/your network altogether. As in it produces a net loss of viewers for other shows. I mean Arrow's great and all, but I'm pretty sure that's not why they are doing it. It's probably more "We have absolutely nothing in the pipeline that we have any faith in, Quick lets bring back something that was pretty good for us." Dexo fucked around with this message at 08:53 on Feb 23, 2014 |
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Dexo posted:Plus what is Ali Larter doing nowadays anyway. What are any of them doing these days besides Hayden/Claire?
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Goddamnit, now I want a show about the Carnival of Crime.
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KilGrey posted:What are any of them doing these days besides Hayden/Claire? Zach Quinto was a big part of American Horror Story, and of course is also Spock.
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KilGrey posted:What are any of them doing these days besides Hayden/Claire? HRG was a big part of the last season of Burn Notice, Kristen Bell is on House of Lies, the Haitan was on a guest spot on Arrow, and Masi Oka is on Hawaii Five Oh. Stana Katic (Hana Gitelman from season 1) is the female lead on Castle. Adrian Pasnar does voiceover work as the voice of Iron Man for cartoons.
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KilGrey posted:What are any of them doing these days besides Hayden/Claire? And there is the reason why NBC things Heroes Reborn is a great idea, they can reuse all those washed up actors and dont have to pay big bucks.
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KilGrey posted:What are any of them doing these days besides Hayden/Claire?
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KilGrey posted:What are any of them doing these days besides Hayden/Claire? Nathan is starring on a deeply embarrassing Amazon pilot.
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 10:40 |
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I would like to point out that we live in a world where Heroes is coming back, and yet eight years on instead of a revived The Lost Room all we have is Warehouse 13. Now that I've reminded myself of that I feel physically ill, as should you.
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Rapey Joe Stalin posted:I would like to point out that we live in a world where Heroes is coming back, and yet eight years on instead of a revived The Lost Room all we have is Warehouse 13.
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 11:49 |
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I'm watching The Job on Netflix. Somehow, I never heard of it before, and it's only one season so I'm guessing a lot of people didn't watch it ever. It's really good though, I have no idea why it would have failed. It's about Denis Leary being a House-type pill-popping NYPD detective, back when Denis Leary was at his prime of being a funny rear end in a top hat. It's also got a bunch of other people I recognize in it. Also, the first episode ends with Denis Leary spelling "Jiggleypuff" to someone on the phone. I won't even tell you why he's doing it. So yeah watch it.
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 12:43 |
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Most of About a Boy was fine considering the low expectations I had following Sepinwall's review, but my god the last few minutes was just some of the worst television I've ever seen. What were they thinking...
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Don't want to get spoiled in the 24 thread, so asking this question here: My wife and I are 22 hours into the first season of 24. We are enjoying it due to the format being really cool, Jack Bauer being ridiculous, and Palmer owning whatever room he's in. However, some of the twists and mini-storylines are testing our patience - the amnesia storyline in particular being the height of ridiculous time-stalls in a show that stalls for time a lot. My question is, how does the show age in the rest of the seasons? Is season 1 the high point? It's a show that takes a lot of time to watch so we don't want to dive into season 2 if it's just worse or a rehash of S1. Thanks!
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Lord Of Texas posted:Don't want to get spoiled in the 24 thread, so asking this question here: I think seasons 2 to 4 keep up the quality of season 1. There are stupid plot points in each and every one of them, mostly involving Kim, but hey, what can you do. Be prepared that season 1 is kinda low key concerning the threads Jack faces compared to the later seasons. The show starts to drop in quality massively starting with season 5. People will tell you that season 5 is cool because of the president and his storyline, but at that point the show really just stopped being exciting at all for me. It's still got the twists and shoot-outs and explosion and so on, but it all feels old. None of the twists surprise you anymore. It then reaches its absolute nadir with the godawful season 6, and while season 7 and 8 are a bit better, I still think you'd be happier if you stopped watching after season 4. EDIT: I really am excited for the mini-series though. A few years off the air, a new setting and the new format (which hopefully means we won't have too much filler) might be enough for a few hours of great television. DominoDancing fucked around with this message at 13:48 on Feb 23, 2014 |
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HorseRenoir posted:Hey, do you guys like "Heroes"? No? Where does it come from? This quest, this need to relive terrible choices when the greatest of shows can never be renewed. Why are we still here? What is pilot season? Why do we dream that we are still worth watching? Perhaps we’d be better off not trying at all. Not greenlighting, not spec-reading. That’s NBC's nature. The network's heart. That is why we are back. H E R O E S
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lelandjs posted:Where does it come from? This quest, this need to relive terrible choices when the greatest of shows can never be renewed. Why are we still here? What is pilot season? Why do we dream that we are still worth watching? Perhaps we’d be better off not trying at all. Not greenlighting, not spec-reading. That’s NBC's nature. The network's heart. That is why we are back. NBC has given up on making it 1997 again, so I guess they'll settle for trying to make it 2007 again.
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DominoDancing posted:I still think you'd be happier if you stopped watching after season 4. To be honest, season 4 is kind of a drag after the first four episodes.
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DominoDancing posted:I think seasons 2 to 4 keep up the quality of season 1. There are stupid plot points in each and every one of them, mostly involving Kim, but hey, what can you do. Be prepared that season 1 is kinda low key concerning the threads Jack faces compared to the later seasons. Thanks! Good to hear we've got a ton to get through before it drops in quality. The fact that we've gotten through 22 full-length episodes without turning it off yet is a testament in and of itself.
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 14:34 |
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The amnesia thing is just the beginning. There is so much more from where that came from.
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# ? Feb 23, 2014 14:38 |
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Every season of 24 has at least 1 totally retarded, awful plotline, it's pretty much a tradition. It has plenty of retarded, unbelievable but totally awesome plotlines too. Season 2 and onwards pick up the stakes and crazy a lot. Seasons 1-3 are all great (Minus Kims S2 story, just FF through that, you won't miss anything). Season 4 is a step down IMO but still good, S5 is the best, S6 is 95% awful, S7 divides a lot of fans but I thought it was great and S8 drags terribly in the middle but pulls it together for the last act.
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I literally just remembered the narration that ran throughout Heroes. Also, there's been some crazy revisionist history going on recently with people claiming that the first season is 'good'. No. No it's not. 'Company Man' aside it's still bad and the only reason I can see for people being into it is because it races through plot pretty quick AND it's clearly building to something. After that it goes right off the rails. Maybe if Tim Kring kept his original idea of Season 2 starting fresh with a new set of characters then it might've been something, but then this is Tim Kring...and he's terrible.
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Which season of 24 had TONY OF OF loving NOWHERE?
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