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Second part of season three (Fugitives) starts on NBC tonight. So should be back on BBC in a couple of weeks.Originally posted by Pogle View PostAnyone know what happened to this series?
I was watching it before Christmas and It seems to have disappeared from the schedules.
Finally got round to watching the last chunk of episodes this weekend. I wish they would remember to CUT OFF SYLAR'S HEAD - they've "killed" him about four times so far...Comment
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It did start to drag on no end during the third series.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostYeah, the BBC realised it was dragged out crap and pulled the plug
Read an interview with the creator, who said that he also felt they were flogging a dead horse with regards to the storylines, and has promised that the 4th series will be much better, and pretty much start from scratch.If at first you don't succeed... skydiving is not for you!Comment
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ISTM reading an interview with him where he said he realised the second series wasn't very good and promised the third would be better.Originally posted by TheBigD View PostIt did start to drag on no end during the third series.
Read an interview with the creator, who said that he also felt they were flogging a dead horse with regards to the storylines, and has promised that the 4th series will be much better, and pretty much start from scratch.
I gave up on the second series, but watched the first few of the third before giving up all over again.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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I gave up on that too.Originally posted by zeitghostI'll be Back is on again this Thursday on Virgin 1...Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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WHSOriginally posted by Bagpuss View PostLike most modern Sci Fi the first consideration is finding 'hot' actors for the geek audience to have a pot noodle over. Then comes the story, which is usually half baked and overly drawn out (if it becomes a success and more episodes are commisioned). Sci fi is basically cheessy teen soap opera gets superpowers these days where action is replaced with kool dialogue and pent up sexually frustrated relationships (maybe this adds to the pot noodle fantasies).Comment
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maybe so but cant act for tulip! she constantly talks through her teeth and the seem to make out she is something good, but seriously, she is ruining it!! this series was OK nothing special.Originally posted by FSM with Cheddar View PostNo way. This has been a really good series.
Sylar is brilliant, and the cheerleader is hot.I didn't say it was your ******* fault, I said I was blaming you!Comment
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NBC have said that they think the longer term future of the series isn't in doubt, but so far have not renewed it past this new one (like they have with other series already).Originally posted by scooby View Postmaybe so but cant act for tulip! she constantly talks through her teeth and the seem to make out she is something good, but seriously, she is ruining it!! this series was OK nothing special.
I lost interest in this series, but had some time to catch up, so did. Will give it a few more and then see how we go - part four is meant to be less complicated and more back to basics, so will see.
The idea that they keep forgetting to kill the bad guy properly is getting VERY tedious, though - they did it twice in the last three episodes.Comment
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