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Love it. People here were very skeptical about a season 2 as it was an incredibly expensive show. But ratings and very good word of mouth across social media helped get there.Quote:
Originally Posted by jerseydevil
Very curious how they'll "blend" the worlds now that the "magic has come" so to speak. And so many thoughts as to who Henry's father is, will be quite curious how that pans out..
Just thought high concept+high cost+crowded Sunday night schedule=plug pulled quick. Glad I was wrong and I think Doc Naysay's main complaint was that it wasn't enough, should get addressed with more confidence going into a second season. I am hoping that Grimm starts to open things up more as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by ucsdguy1
Supernatural Casting News Starts Haunting the Interwebs | Horror Movie, DVD, & Book Reviews, News, Interviews at Dread Central
My sis digs this. Its got Jeffrey Dean...should I start watching this on Netflix guys?
San Diego Comic-Con 2012: More Interviews with the Cast and Creator of Revolution | Horror Movie, DVD, & Book Reviews, News, Interviews at Dread Central
Buzz on this was fairly positive yet cautious. It really doesn't matter...if it does only so-so in the first few weeks it's gone. I like the concept...and the cast. But I am not gonna fall in love with it till I know if it's got legs.
San Diego Comic-Con 2012: Mockingbird Lane to Feature Lots of Universal Monsters | Horror Movie, DVD, & Book Reviews, News, Interviews at Dread Central
this continues to fight my preconceived opposition.
TV Bits: Fred Willard, ‘The Wire,’ ‘House of Cards,’ ‘Breaking Bad,’ ‘Hulk,’ ‘Sons of Anarchy’ | /Film
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Breaking Bad star Giancarlo Esposito was nominated for an Emmy this morning for his role as Gus in the fourth season of Breaking Bad and, in an interview with Vulture, the actor talks about something that could likely be considered a spoiler for those who haven’t caught up. Skip the block quote if you haven’t seen season four of Breaking Bad:
[Returning to the show]? is always a possibility. I know he and the writers are full of ideas. It’s in the ether that it’s a possibility. I would love to go back and truly miss this particular group of filmmakers. And I also miss Gustavo. But there’s part of me that doesn’t even know if I could do it — I’m an actor. That run had such depth and such grace and charisma that I would be challenged to fit into his skin again. It takes a lot of deep breathing, some really deep yoga breathing. I really have to let myself go when I channel Gustavo. He takes me over.
It is a pretty good show, if you ignore all the obsessive fangirls. The first half of the first season is only alright, but then the show starts to really click and the second and third seasons are greatness. After that, it is pretty good, but there are still numerous episodes of brilliance. I didn't watch it at first because it seemed like a ripoff of Buffy with urban legends (which is what a lot of the first half of the first season is), but I kept hearing it was good so I gave it a try in the second season. You should give it a try just based on the fact one of the episodes is titled "Criss Angel Is A Douchebag".Quote:
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