Moving Wallpaper series 2

[Captain Shaw]

Is demons dead?

 

[Bob The Skutter]

Looks like it is, especially since Philip Glenister said he's not doing any more, and I agree with you, I was just starting to watch a few shows on ITV and now they're going towards "Entertainment programmes" rather than more drama, I think they'll be losing me as a viewer. Doesn't the fact that they're the only channel to have increased audience share show them they were on the right track with better drama programming?

Wamdue, I have to disagree with you about 30 Rock. I recently rewatched the first series on DVD, and some of the second series on FIveUSA, and to be honest I wondered why I bothered getting the DVDs. It's cheap laughs mostly, and I didn't think it held up well to repeat viewings.
Studio 60 on the other hand, I agree with you on.

 

[wamdue]

yes Demons is dead, but one day I hope to see a show based on the "Last of the Van Helsings" idea, that Demons was first created as.

 

[wamdue]

Yes it is. I just watched it, it was a fun little thing but pretty bad quality, there's sound drop outs, bad acting and bad fight scenes. But I wish it'd had been an actual pilot movie/2 parter.

yes I started watching it, and found it the same, give up after 5 minutes, way to many ad breaks for a 9 minute show.

maybe Nancy was right to not air it.

between this & Echo Beach im starting to think that Pope may never produce anything worthwhile

 

[Captain Shaw]

Yes it is. I just watched it, it was a fun little thing but pretty bad quality, there's sound drop outs, bad acting and bad fight scenes. But I wish it'd had been an actual pilot movie/2 parter.

yes I started watching it, and found it the same, give up after 5 minutes, way to many ad breaks for a 9 minute show.

maybe Nancy was right to not air it.

between this & Echo Beach im starting to think that Pope may never produce anything worthwhile

Well he will fit right in on ITV

 

[wamdue]

this is funny

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/a151872/miller-waits-to-hear-on-wallpaper-fate.html

Miller waits to hear on 'Wallpaper' fate

The actor confirmed that he is keen to reprise his role as hapless TV producer Jonathan Pope for a third series of the ITV1 comedy.
Speaking to the Daily Star Sunday, Miller explained: "I would love it as it's such fun to play, but who knows? It's all about budgets and we hope to be back next year."
Wallpaper dropped to an audience low of 1.4m last month in a head-to-head battle with Comic Relief. The programme was then seen by 1.82m and 1.88m respectively in its next two outings.
The show is currently facing an Ofcom investigation following claims that it promoted transphobia in a recent episode.

I would be amazed if this show gets a 3rd series.

 

[Bob The Skutter]

I wish they would trim some of the extraneous stuff, and make it an ITV2/4 offering. Loosen up some of the expectations.