OT: Fall Shows

VanderVecken · #1 December 11th, 2006, 01:11 PM

Heroes is # 1 new Fall show for me. Hands down, THE BEST.
The first half of the season just concluded and It is better than many good shows whole season. Last 2 episodes only got better than the previous great ones.

I dont buy DVD's of shows,(got a few for gifts but I dont buy em). This one I WILL buy, that good. Dont stop gaming if you haven't seen it yet, Just buy the DVD next fall/winter and have a Great Xmas 2007, no matter how poorly Your Empires have done, hehehe.

VanderVecken · #2 December 11th, 2006, 01:15 PM

P.S. even on the ground for first few episodes Battlestar Galactica is really good too. I round out My SciFic big three with The 2nd season of Doctor who, the new guy is almost as fun as the 1st season's Doctor. And thats saying a lot. Still, 'Heroes' rules them all ... "Are you on the list?"

Atrocities · #3 December 11th, 2006, 02:04 PM

The UNIT, Jerico, The Nine, Shark, BSG, and Numbers are the only shows I enjoy watching out side of the five brain channels and Fox news.

Santiago · #4 December 11th, 2006, 06:03 PM

Hasn't the nine been cancelled? BSG and Numbers are good.

Atrocities · #5 December 11th, 2006, 07:51 PM

Not sure if it was cancelled or not.

Atrocities · #6 December 11th, 2006, 07:52 PM

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It may be a while before anyone finds out what happened to "The Nine" inside that bank.

ABC has pulled the critically acclaimed but ratings-challenged series from its schedule effective immediately. A special edition of "20/20" will take its place on Wednesday, Nov. 29, and another newsmagazine, "Primetime," will move into the 10 p.m. Wednesday spot the following week.

The network made the announcement on Saturday, in the midst of a holiday weekend when presumably the TV critics who hailed the show at the start of the season aren't working. Its ratings haven't matched the praise, though: Through last week the show had averaged just 8.6 million viewers, fumbling more than half of the 17.7 million viewers who watched its lead-in, "Lost."

With "Lost" now on hiatus, numbers for "The Nine" tumbled even further this week, finishing a distant third in its timeslot.

"The Nine," which stars Tim Daly, Kim Raver, Chi McBride and Scott Wolf, follows the lives of people who survived a 52-hour hostage standoff resulting from a botched bank robbery. The series' primary focus is on the emotional fallout for the survivors, with flashback sequences filling in the events of the robbery.

ABC says the show will return sometime later this season but is offering no specifics. It joins another ABC freshman show, "Six Degrees," in scheduling limbo. - TvDvdAddict

Atrocities · #7 December 11th, 2006, 07:55 PM

Looks like CBS has cancelled Jericho.

Oh well.