I think most of the shows you’re talking about were still trying to fit TV format/formula, just different KINDS of formats/formulae. Heroes was obviously trying to be like Lost, while the Netflix shows’ 13-hour-movie format is just what Netflix DOES with most of its series.
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Although this show is far from above reproach, the reviewer really seems to take it personally. Which is weird, because while there is too much tablesetting (W knows about Audrey, W knows about Josie, W knows about ___) the show itself even took a shot at how it is trying to hard in rehabbing Melanie’s image. Ruth is…
be careful what you wish for. Once you avail your address and inbox to certain publicists, you might soon be buried under an overwhelming deluge of emails and DVDs.
The Gifted had a couple good actors, Polaris chief among them. I would not mind if the MCU kept her around.
Very good. Thank you.
The thee stages prior to Night of the Lepus.
Yes, it would need ballots cast. Apparently, dissolving a town isn’t that unheard of like I was thinking.
I liked that Cheryl was not so far gone with her personal gothic drama that she didn’t cave when Toni played the “if our love ever meant anything to you” card
SERIOUSLY! I was 55 minutes into Star Trek V in 1990 and then my mom said I had to do homework and then she returned it to Blockbuster the next morning. I was just going to get around to finishing it tonight and Scott ruined it!
“It was great when it all began, I was a regular Wilford fan.”
Maybe Rocky Horror is a better analogy to the movie than Willie Wonka.
I don’t think the MCU’s version of the Thunderbolts will have to pretend to be the original Avengers. Instead, they are likely to position themselves as a better, safer team that is more answerable to world governments.
Sure, but doesn’t Rogue really work best as a run away teen who gets in with a bad crowd? An adult woman for me works less well.
It’s unlikely to happen but a Bryan Fuller-run Clue series is all I ever want now.
I hope for Jane Wiedlin to have a more significant role
“And after that, CBS launches its Silence Of The Lambs sequel series, which begins a year after the events of the film and a scant 20 years after the premiere of said film.”
In “The Pirate Movie,” when the pirates and the police are fighting, a chef suddenly appears with a covered cart.
More Darkplace for me!!
Maybe someone at Disney was squeamish about releasing a movie involving gay knights?