Can't get on board with Dark Skies, I loved the premise, but it really went so sharply downhill a couple of episodes in which depressed me no end as I loved the subject matter.
It holds up very badly as well these days, tried rewatching a few months back and just couldn't........
In my opinion X-Files failed to strike when the iron was hot and come up with spine-offs. People still loved that Universe and the characters but the main itself had run its course. It would have more interesting to explore other areas of that World. Lone Gunmen I thought came too late and Millenium was not connected enough to X-Files and failed to capture that audience. When they were in their prime I would have loved to have seen a show about the character "X". Or do the Cigarette Smoking Man. Better yet, Roy Thinnes when he was revealed as an alien, it would been interested to follow his character as a half-alien, half-human trying to help humans and prevent Earth from the Doomsday protocol in a new show as a nod to his 1960s tv show The Invaders.
Kurt Busiek Says:"Best Avengers Run, Steve Englehart's run in the 1970s. With Roy Thomas's run that preceded it close behind, and the Conway/Shooter/Michelinie run that followed close behind that
Kurt Busiek Says:"Best Avengers Run, Steve Englehart's run in the 1970s. With Roy Thomas's run that preceded it close behind, and the Conway/Shooter/Michelinie run that followed close behind that
Another that was gone too soon: remember that cop/crime show EZ Streets? It was terrific, it the had guy from the show 30 Something(Ken Olin) playing a crooked cop. It had such a unique vibe and the writing was great. If I remember, it was about this young cop who returns to his neighborhood and has to face the crime element there and there's this tension between him and the crime boss. It was cancelled rather quickly and there was an uproar from the fans and the creators promised it would return down the line and it never did.
Kurt Busiek Says:"Best Avengers Run, Steve Englehart's run in the 1970s. With Roy Thomas's run that preceded it close behind, and the Conway/Shooter/Michelinie run that followed close behind that
She just needs to marry me. Hey she's not with that Doctor Who guy anymore, right.
who would be with you available...........
Agreed.
Oh I loved "Mister X"...I would have liked to have seen a show based around him too, especially since I finally saw All the President's Men a couple of week's ago (the whole Deep Throat thing, I can see how much Carter was influenced by Watergate and by the Deep Throat scenes in ATPM...).
Think Chris Carter really dropped the ball with Nicholas Lea and many other actors on that show. I agree with the two shows that did make it that didn't connect enough with the main universe and they also didn't have the same shadowy conspiracy vibe, particularly Lone Gunmen. Too bad.
I still hope they do a third X-Files film, but going back to the story rather than the shipper nonsense with Mulder and Scully (that was part of what killed the show for me.)
Wake me up when it's over...
Kurt Busiek Says:"Best Avengers Run, Steve Englehart's run in the 1970s. With Roy Thomas's run that preceded it close behind, and the Conway/Shooter/Michelinie run that followed close behind that
avengers - earth's mightest heroes
the first season I'd put up with the best animated series in the business. Brilliant use of characters, good storytelling and a lot of promise
the 2nd season wasn't bad and it started with a ton of promise. The skrull storyarc was well done. However, after that, you could tell they got cancelled cause it felt rush (especially when it was galactus, whom showed out of the blue, instead of surtur, whom was being built up throughout the season...so i gues surtur destroyed that animated series universe) :p.
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