Haven: Season Three (Discussion, Spoilers)
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I wondered why it didn't show up on On Demand yesterday. I didn't realize it was set in a high school. That makes sense.
The website still lists the finale as airing this Friday, with no mention of Episode 12.
Reports say that "no decision has been made as to when the episode will air." Perhaps they will just show the arc-related scenes from Episode 12 in the intro?
I understand the decision not to air the episode right now of course, but they will need to do something to fill in the gaps in the main arc. Audrey was being held at gunpoint by the Skinwalker when we last saw her.
Reports say that "no decision has been made as to when the episode will air." Perhaps they will just show the arc-related scenes from Episode 12 in the intro?
I understand the decision not to air the episode right now of course, but they will need to do something to fill in the gaps in the main arc. Audrey was being held at gunpoint by the Skinwalker when we last saw her.
Or at least make it available online.
They may just delay the episode a week and show the finale a week later. But that would mean the finale would fall in the week between Christmas and New Year's. Or they may use the delayed episode as the finale. Depending on how the episode ends, that may or may not work well.
Thanks for the update!
Kind of a long wait, but that's a good way to do it.
I guess they can't do it on their regular night, because that would interfere with wrestling.
I guess they can't do it on their regular night, because that would interfere with wrestling.
I'll watch them both Friday afternoon when I get home from my tooth extraction. I'm sure the Demerol will enhance the experience.
No, I'm content to wait for the Sciffy broadcast. I'll have the day after off for a surgical tooth extraction, so I'll watch it then while popping Demerol, which I'm sure will enhance the Haven experience.
No, I'm content to wait for the Sciffy broadcast. I'll have the day after off for a surgical tooth extraction, so I'll watch it then while popping Demerol, which I'm sure will enhance the Haven experience.
Which means the horrible writing might actually seem good to you.
Let's not get carried away.
Just caught up on this show, mostly out of curiosity. It's not bad, though not great either. I was expecting it to be a little spookier due to the Stephen King connection. As a Mainer I'm glad that they actually film this in Nova Scotia, which looks a lot more like Maine than Syfy's typical location, Vancouver, does. 
I actually find Duke to be the more entertaining of the three leads. Though when Duke found out he was a "trouble slayer" I was really hoping he'd make some kind of Buffy reference (Eric Balfour had a prominent guest role in the pilot episode). I was kinda disappointed when he didn't.
I found Nathan to be kinda boring in the early going, but he's gotten better. Audrey's pretty interesting, too. I hope they have an actual plan in mind for her and haven't just been making it all up as they go.
Oh, and as an Uncharted fan I got a kick out of the most recent episode, with Nolan North and Emily Rose reunited.
I actually find Duke to be the more entertaining of the three leads. Though when Duke found out he was a "trouble slayer" I was really hoping he'd make some kind of Buffy reference (Eric Balfour had a prominent guest role in the pilot episode). I was kinda disappointed when he didn't.
I found Nathan to be kinda boring in the early going, but he's gotten better. Audrey's pretty interesting, too. I hope they have an actual plan in mind for her and haven't just been making it all up as they go.
Oh, and as an Uncharted fan I got a kick out of the most recent episode, with Nolan North and Emily Rose reunited.
The Stephen King connection is very loose. Other than the two newspaper guys, a dead body nicknamed "the Colorado kid" and the Gray Gull restaurant, there's nothing else remotely related to the story.
The writing on this show is horrible. If it weren't for the chemistry of the three leads, I don't know if I'd watch. The superpowered city-threatening troubles are insanely stupid and over the top (Emily Rose says she has a love-hate relationship with the "trouble of the week"). There's a lot of potential intrigue in the long term mystery, but so much of it so sloppily thrown together.
I agree, it'd be pretty much worthless if the three leads didn't have such great chemistry. I personally can't stand the "[MacGuffin] of the Week" format that most TV shows follow, and I'm far more invested in the three leads' stories and the mystery than I am in anything else.
It is what it is: Basically, a weekly B-Movie. In those terms, the stories aren't bad-- in fact, they're usually pretty entertaining.
It's definitely all about the characters, though. I agree that the three leads are very good and have good chemistry. But I also love the newspaper guys. In fact, they are the most New England-y part of the show. And, as a New Englander myself, I really enjoy the setting.
It's definitely all about the characters, though. I agree that the three leads are very good and have good chemistry. But I also love the newspaper guys. In fact, they are the most New England-y part of the show. And, as a New Englander myself, I really enjoy the setting.
Considering how much they seem to know about everything, there's always the question of: "How many people have you let die simply because you two never share what you know?"
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