They should probably introduce a black stewardess first. I wonder when that color wall started to crack. Given the ratings, there probably isn't time to get very far in history.
Pan Am...did anyone watch?
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ABC orders five more scripts.
Nice to see the soulless bastards of network TV sticking up for a good show for a change. Wouldn't it be nice if all the networks did that? (Wouldn't it be nice if they had good shows to stick up for to begin with?)
And they're not sticking up for it because they're desperate. ABC is having a good freshman season:
Nice to see the soulless bastards of network TV sticking up for a good show for a change. Wouldn't it be nice if all the networks did that? (Wouldn't it be nice if they had good shows to stick up for to begin with?)
And they're not sticking up for it because they're desperate. ABC is having a good freshman season:
I agree, Temis. ABC's really having a strong season. It's pretty encouraging to see 
I agree that we're more likely to see a black air hostess first.
If they survive to a second season, I could perhaps see one introduced as part of the new season as a new "rookie". Zoe Seldana would make a great stewardess. 
I liked Dana Davis on Heroes and Pushing Daisies. They should look into getting her.
I did not watch. The premise wasn't appealing to me.
Didn't have time to see this week's episode yet, but the ratings are stable.
Enough to get it to the end of this season?
Enough to get it to the end of this season?
Yeah, me too. Though last night's episode felt more modern in the way the black navy officer was handled. It looked like nothing would happen until the superintendent tried to to have him kicked out. Considering the time portrayed, I'm surprised more didn't happen when they were at the train station.
That really depends on how much it costs, doesn't it? Is it a very expensive show to produce?
I wasn't a fan of this ep at all. Everything was very predictable and the plots were boring. And too much lovey stuff.
The racial stuff was a bit ham-handed, but my real objection was to the spy plotline.
So the CIA (predictably enough) double-crosses both Kate and Niko by blackmailing him into spying for them in Yugoslavia, where he very likely will be killed, and even if he isn't, how can he trust the CIA to have Yugoslavia's best interests in mind? Yet Niko is okay with this at the end, and Kate doesn't throw a fit and refuse to work for the CIA any longer if they're just going to play her for a chump? That scene at the end was like Niko was on serious drugs, and Kate, well she is a silly, naive girl, isn't she?
Yeah, this is a broadcast show.
But next week looks fun! Oh no, a sick passenger and the plane flies into a storm!!! That seems like the level of drama that ABC certainly can't fuck up.
More ratings news.
So the CIA (predictably enough) double-crosses both Kate and Niko by blackmailing him into spying for them in Yugoslavia, where he very likely will be killed, and even if he isn't, how can he trust the CIA to have Yugoslavia's best interests in mind? Yet Niko is okay with this at the end, and Kate doesn't throw a fit and refuse to work for the CIA any longer if they're just going to play her for a chump? That scene at the end was like Niko was on serious drugs, and Kate, well she is a silly, naive girl, isn't she?
Yeah, this is a broadcast show.
But next week looks fun! Oh no, a sick passenger and the plane flies into a storm!!! That seems like the level of drama that ABC certainly can't fuck up.
More ratings news.
Let's hope it gets a good reception! I've felt that this will probably get a better international reception than most shows due to its international focus.
Tonight's episode set in Haiti was the best since the Berlin episode, in my opinion. Loved it. I was also very impressed with Collette. The actress they chose is very convincing in her role, in particular her French which is very good. The only thing I felt was iffy was the takeoff. But an otherwise strong episode.
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