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Flash Forward: "No More Good Days" 9/24 - Grading & Discussion

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im already getting into the characters. especially the guy who had the vision of his daughter still alive, even though her body was I.D.ed coming back from afganistan
 
^

I agree, some fairly good characterization here. I haven't enjoyed a new show this much since Fringe debuted last year.
 
Damn impressive for a first ep. I just hope that Brannon has more of a long-range plan in mind for this series than he did with the Temporal Cold War in Enterprise.
 
The characters and their situations aren't doing much for me so far. Right now I'm more interested in what this "event" was and who or what caused it, and seeing that guy walking around duing the blackout was a pretty good hook.
 
It was ok. Im not sure about investing in another show that will move like molasses. I wonder if the producers are smarter than lost's and have all this already planned out. I can see it becoming more and more far fetched if they dont. Lost kept painting itself into a corner and unfortunately some things were dropped and never explained.(the numbers)
 
FlashForward by Robert J. Sawyer

Excellent excellent excellent. This was a fantastic pilot, and the preview of future episodes definitely has me hooked.
 
I'm liking what I've seen so far, hopefully the mystery remains compelling. I liked the cast and they threw out an awesome hook there at the end.
 
Well, nice to see that Braga can do an episode that doesn't need a bunch of buildup to get into it. Here they just jumped right in and never slowed down.
 
Well in the novel they know what caused the Flash Forward from the beginning. The major plotlines of the book were:

One of the scientists was murdered the day before the date they saw in the flash.
One of the scientists saw himself in bed with a woman who was not his fiance
One of the scientists saw himself making out with a woman he barely met once.

The idea of "predestination", can the future they saw be changed"
What exactly caused the flash. The first time they tried to recreate it they were missing a variable.
All of the deaths that occured during the Flash.

Also, in the book the Flash was 21 years, not 6 months.
 
^ Yeah, I spoiled myself a bit by looking at the book's synopsis on amazon.com. I just had to take a peek. It's about what I expected. I'm still gonna watch though to see how it all unfolds on the screen. I was also surprised to see a way the show could continue should we pass that six month point.
 
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