As long as we still get Kate Beckinsale in skin tight leather, sign me up
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As long as we still get Kate Beckinsale in skin tight leather, sign me up
Good crime dramas are pretty much all that holds my interest these days...and preferably of the R rated premium channel variety.
.....on the other hand the new season of Z Nation started last night with a two hour premiere and it was pretty good.It's no TWD but where else are you gonna see zombies breast feeding infants LOL!
I'm also tired of all the CSI shows.. 90% follow this scene: They suspect someone...follow the clues...turns out it's someone else.
Anyone who watched Helix may have noticed season 3 hasn't shown up. That's cause syfy cancelled it after the horrible season 2.
Syfy continues to put out new shows. Here's 3 more:
The Machine: This one is based on the 2013 film that starred Arrow alum Caity Lotz and Toby Stephens, and is set in a world transformed by the emergence of artificial intelligence. The series will follow six characters as their stories weave around the conflict between man and technology. The series will keep much of the film’s creative team intact, with original director Caradog James signed on to produce, along with original producer John Giwa-Amu.
Happy!: This series is based on the Grant Morrison (Batman) and Darick Robertson graphic novel of the same name. The series follows an intoxicated and corrupt ex-cop who becomes a hit man. He stumbles into a world of souls, sex, murder and betrayal — but everything changes when he meets an imaginary blue horse who is “relentlessly positive.” It sounds crazy-weird, and the comic is a trip, but could be a lot of fun as a series. Morrison is attached.
The Haunted: This one sounds like a straight-up horror-drama project, and comes from the co-writer of Syfy’s The Magicians pilot, Noga Landau. The series follows four siblings who reunite in the wake of their parent’s deaths. While grappling with inner demons, they quickly realize they might have to fight some real ones, too. Author James Frey (A Million Little Pieces) is also attached to produce.
None of these excited me and I'll pass on all 3 of them.
Syfy continues to put out new shows. Here's 3 more:
The Machine: This one is based on the 2013 film that starred Arrow alum Caity Lotz and Toby Stephens, and is set in a world transformed by the emergence of artificial intelligence. The series will follow six characters as their stories weave around the conflict between man and technology. The series will keep much of the film’s creative team intact, with original director Caradog James signed on to produce, along with original producer John Giwa-Amu.
Happy!: This series is based on the Grant Morrison (Batman) and Darick Robertson graphic novel of the same name. The series follows an intoxicated and corrupt ex-cop who becomes a hit man. He stumbles into a world of souls, sex, murder and betrayal — but everything changes when he meets an imaginary blue horse who is “relentlessly positive.” It sounds crazy-weird, and the comic is a trip, but could be a lot of fun as a series. Morrison is attached.
The Haunted: This one sounds like a straight-up horror-drama project, and comes from the co-writer of Syfy’s The Magicians pilot, Noga Landau. The series follows four siblings who reunite in the wake of their parent’s deaths. While grappling with inner demons, they quickly realize they might have to fight some real ones, too. Author James Frey (A Million Little Pieces) is also attached to produce.
None of these excited me and I'll pass on all 3 of them.
Not gonna see it, sorry. Anyone have any favorite shows(past or present)? I like: forged in fire, dr ks exotic animal er, z nation, monster fish, river monsters, but I grew up on the crocodile hunter
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Lol no need to be sorry I'm not going to see it either....despite the good hype job they did with the commercials.The Walking Dead is my favorite show but when I am in the mood for some laughs I turn on Duck Dynasty.That old geezer Sy keeps my tears flowing.
