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Beeb's Outcasts coming soon

Not quite. That was the California. The Carpathia was the ship that did pick up the distress calls and was the first ship to make it to the area. Unfortunately they were too far away to get there before the ship went down but they picked up all the survivors, and an awful lot of the bodies.

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If this is set in 2040 that's just terrible, the only way we'd have interstellar travel by then is if some kindly aliens came along and just gave it us!

Hey it's sci-fi. When was the last time you didn't put your credulity on hold?
 
Saw a promo for this last night. Looks pretty interesting. The promo only said "Coming Soon", though. Anyone know when that may be? I can't see it being August if they're promoting it on TV now.
 
What the hell's wrong with the BBC? Eh? I've seen numerous adverts/clips and trailers for this show. Precisely none of them feature Jamie Bamber. Seems to me that they'd think it might be a good idea to bring in a sf audience using a recognised sf face. :rolleyes:
 
The potential for hoyay* between Jamie Bamber and Eric Mabius is the only thing that piques my interest in this show. Are there any clips that address this burning concern?

*Let's see if this term is well known outside the rarefied regions of TWOP...
 
The potential for hoyay* between Jamie Bamber and Eric Mabius is the only thing that piques my interest in this show.

You've just reminded me of some serious left-field hoyay that caught my attention the other day... damn if I can remember what it was now. :confused:
 
The potential for hoyay* between Jamie Bamber and Eric Mabius is the only thing that piques my interest in this show. Are there any clips that address this burning concern?

*Let's see if this term is well known outside the rarefied regions of TWOP...

My favourite hoyay of recent years was Lori in The Walking Dead saying she'd "rather eat Miss Piggy". Although that's more lesyay.

And I think it's known enough due to TVTropes.
 
What the hell's wrong with the BBC? Eh? I've seen numerous adverts/clips and trailers for this show. Precisely none of them feature Jamie Bamber. Seems to me that they'd think it might be a good idea to bring in a sf audience using a recognised sf face. :rolleyes:

Let's see, only 3 people speak in the latest trailer. And Bamber is the only one to get more than one sentence. I think that is featured enough don't you?
 
What the hell's wrong with the BBC? Eh? I've seen numerous adverts/clips and trailers for this show. Precisely none of them feature Jamie Bamber. Seems to me that they'd think it might be a good idea to bring in a sf audience using a recognised sf face. :rolleyes:

Let's see, only 3 people speak in the latest trailer. And Bamber is the only one to get more than one sentence. I think that is featured enough don't you?

I haven't seen that trailer. Thanks for pointing it out, though. I'll look out for it.
 
The potential for hoyay* between Jamie Bamber and Eric Mabius is the only thing that piques my interest in this show. Are there any clips that address this burning concern?

*Let's see if this term is well known outside the rarefied regions of TWOP...

My favourite hoyay of recent years was Lori in The Walking Dead saying she'd "rather eat Miss Piggy". Although that's more lesyay.

And I think it's known enough due to TVTropes.

I believe hoyay can be applied to females, and I thought that was funny, too. But I'm not sure that self-aware slips of the tongue count as true hoyay, which should be something that the audience sees but the characters seem unaware of, on a conscious level anyway.
 
So it starts Monday night. I'm strangely less excited for it than I expected, but I'm still going to check it out.
 
They had one of the actors on BBC Breakfast this morning. When they said it was one of the Spooks writers who did most of the writing my interest plummeted. Spooks in Space.
 
there's something grey and bland about british drama. proper british scifi is mad and exciting. pity this seems more drama-like.
 
there's something grey and bland about british drama. proper british scifi is mad and exciting. pity this seems more drama-like.

In agreement here. I'm feeling pretty lacklustre about it. I've seen Jamie Bamber in the trailers now and he doesn't look hot. That's an achievement in itself.
 
I have to go back and read the rest of this thread, but I just found out about Outcasts when I was reading about Hermione Norris post MI-5. I like British shows, but at first gander, this seemed kind of Earth2 to me. We'll see when it becomes available here, streaming or PBS or such.
 
I have to go back and read the rest of this thread, but I just found out about Outcasts when I was reading about Hermione Norris post MI-5. I like British shows, but at first gander, this seemed kind of Earth2 to me. We'll see when it becomes available here, streaming or PBS or such.

It's coming to BBA America later this year.
 
Thanks Avi! Nice to know BBC America will actually be showing something, you know, British. ;)
 
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