Thread: All Things: TELEVISON

Patrick Warburton needs to be a regular on Archer. That is all.

Terra Nova was decent. Will need to keep watching next week.

That was almost the same intro as Avatar.

Terra Nova seemed like it borrowed from Avatar, V, Lost, Jurassic Park and other sci-fi shows. Will give another chance but was disappointed in the opener.

2 Broke Girls is a riot! I liked it a lot... Kat has something that I really like about her, I just can't put my finger on it....
I think it's really funny! Maybe I'm alone in this but...I'll watch it every week religiously!

Originally Posted by mitchrock

Terra Nova seemed like it borrowed from Avatar, V, Lost, Jurassic Park and other sci-fi shows. Will give another chance but was disappointed in the opener.

My feelings exactly. Throw in Blade Runner, Soylent Green, Timeline, and a few more. Obviously they are trying to create another "Lost" where the mysteries of the strange land unfold as time goes by, but there was just too much borrowed and some of it very cliche. That guy who runs the camp is nearly identical to the hard warrior/commander from Avatar. What are the chances that that crochity military guy is really bad, and the young strong black woman who runs the rebel "Sixers" is really good? Or that rebelious teenage son, will continue to get into trouble as he butts heads with the father he hates, yet is really just like him? The original concept seemed promising to me, but the lack of originality in the storylines kinda turned me off.

RE: Fringe

Why does no one remember Peter? Is that an after effect of using the device? WTF

Re: Fringe. Yeah. The observers are trying to correct their mistake by permanently deleting him. But as we saw they are not all on board with that plan...

I understand they're currently trying to delete him. It's why Mr. Baldy 1 is composing the device. But it is apparent they've already achieved that end (except for some lingering phantom Peter sightings, hence the need for the device, to permanently erase his smallest remaining particles). My question is, when, how, where, why did the erasure happen in the first place? Seriously, it's like...poof, no one remembers Peter, and there's no explanation, no nothing for it.