It's got a strong cast of people I like, which is why I tuned in. But yeah, plotwise it ain't much in the way of originality. I'll keep watching for the people, and we'll see where it goes. The first couple of SHIELD eps were crap too.
Brutal ratings drop from episode 1 to 2. http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/20...o-low-intelligence-takes-a-huge-slide/229196/
Since this isn't a cable show where every episode produced is going to air, it's likely to be pulled quickly. How many episodes before it's gone? I think we'll get two more.
If it's really bad, then can realease the final episodes on line, which has happenedf or some of Network TV's worst mistakes, like the Cape. It took me three years to see the last half of The Ex List, ditto for the last three episodes of Eastwick, but with patience comes... Old age and a spare tire for a gut.
It will be intresting to see what the ratings are after the DVR+3 numbers are added in. Given the compitition at it's time slot, I don't doubt that quite a few folks set the DVR and watched it later. Q2
I have all thirteen episodes, and have done for years. But you could just mean that you haven't the time to look for or view them. But the thing about Choas is that it was aired RIDICULOUSLY out of order. (Use Wikipedia to figure out the real viewing order.) New Characters where introduced several episodes after they had been in play. The network is an ass.
DVR-watcher here, finally watched last night. WOW - very good, emotionally-charged episode. Much more gripping than the pilot. I'm in.
So, anyone want to take any bets on whether Sawyer2.0s wife is actually dead or not? Points in favor of her surviving are that they gave her the classic TV non-death cutaway (if you didn't see it, it didn't happen), and she's a pretty prominent "hey, it's her, what's her name..." (Zuleikha Robinson) actress to just waste on one episode. Points against are that that was a pretty huge explosion and it happened only seconds after Chuck and Sarah leapt to safety through the window. However, Johnny Mnemonic and Dark Angel did leap through glass and fall ten stories into water without a scratch on them or internal injuries, so clearly Dr. Phlox has used his encounter with the Borg to turn humanity into sturdier lifeforms in this universe, in addition to giving them cybernetic brain implants.
Was this crap financed by the NSA? I don't usually comment on tv shows I don't watch, but after watching the first episode I felt insulted enough by the nonsense on screen that I had to say this.
Days ago, ABC cancelled the Assets after 2 episodes, albeit, The Assets was only an 8 part miniseries. Why hasn't CBS got the balls to do what needs to be done?