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WITHOUT A TRACE Back To Thursdays!! SHARK To Sundays!! AMAZING RACE To Midseason!! No Zombies!! CBS’ FALL SLATE!!
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CBS’ fall slate will be formally announced in about an hour. Some highlights:
* “Amazing Race” is gone from Sundays, at least for the time being. A new edition will air at midseason.
* “Without A Trace” returns to Thursdays at 10 p.m., where it routinely beat “ER” for first place in that timeslot.
* “Shark,” which was opposite “ER,” is now on Sundays opposite “Brothers and Sisters.”
* “Cold Case” has been moved to an hour later, where it will content with “Desperate Housewives.”
* CBS is going up against “Deal or No Deal” and “Pushing Daisies” with a non-elimination reality show, “Kid Nation,” about 8- to 15-year-olds who take over a ghost town without adult supervision.
* CBS pilots that did not go to series:
“Babylon Fields,” starring Ray Stevenson (“Rome”) and Amber Tamblyn (“Joan of Arcadia”), a comedy-drama hourlong about a town dealing with its zombies.
“Demons,” from “Joan of Arcadia” creator Barbara Hall, an hourlong about a psychologist who performs exorcisms.
“Protect and Serve,” from writer-producer Gary Scott Thompson (“The Fast and the Furious”), an hourlong about street cops in suburban Los Angeles.
“Skip Tracer,” from Mitchell Burgess and Robin Green (“Northern Exposure,” “The Sopranos”), an hourlong about Los Angeles-based bounty hunters.
“Fugly,” from “Yes Dear”/”My Name Is Earl” creator Greg Garcia, a sitcom about a twin who gets an extreme makeover and moves to Hollywood.
Where we stand:
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CBS ANNOUNCES 2007-2008 PRIMETIME SCHEDULE
Five New Series Added To America 's Most-Watched Network
New Shows Feature Diverse and Daring Concepts Including
"VIVA LAUGHLIN," Where Drama is Accented by Iconic Music;
"CANE," Starring Jimmy Smits as the Head of a Powerful
South Florida Cuban Family;
"MOONLIGHT," a Romantic Thriller with a New Twist on the Vampire Legend;
"THE BIG BANG THEORY," a Comedy About Genius Geeks; and
"KID NATION," a New Reality Series Where 40 Kids Try to Build a New Society in an Abandoned Ghost Town
Seventeen Current Series Return to a Lineup
That Features More Time Period-Winning Programs Than Any Other Network
"THE AMAZING RACE" and "THE NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD CHRISTINE" Picked Up for Mid-Season Along with the New Drama "SWINGTOWN"
Game Show "POWER OF 10," Hosted by Drew Carey, Ordered for Summer
CBS announced today its 2007-2008 Fall Primetime lineup, featuring five new series — one comedy, three dramas and one reality program.
These freshman series will join 17 returning programs on the current CBS lineup, which will win the 2006-2007 season in viewers and adults 25-54, continuing the Network's multi-year winning streak.
The five new series feature bold and creative concepts, including Viva Laughlin, where drama is accented by iconic music; Cane, starring Jimmy Smits as the head of a powerful South Florida Cuban-American family; Moonlight, a romantic thriller with a new twist on the vampire legend; The Big Bang Theory, a comedy about genius geeks from "Two and A Half Men" co-creator Chuck Lorre; and KID NATION, a reality series where 40 kids will try to build a new society in an abandoned ghost town.
"We approached our development this year with a specific goal in mind — to be daring and different," said Nina Tassler, President, CBS Entertainment. "The Fall and mid-season series we have selected offer creativity and variety with great potential to excite and surprise television audiences everywhere."
These new shows will be woven into a deep and successful lineup that returns more series and has more time period-winning programs than any other network. CBS will return television's Number One drama and scripted program, CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION; the Number One comedy, TWO AND A HALF MEN; the Number One new comedy, RULES OF ENGAGEMENT; the Number One news magazine, 60 MINUTES; and the premiere reality series, SURVIVOR.
Also returning are: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, CSI: MIAMI , NCIS, THE UNIT, CRIMINAL MINDS, CSI: NY, WITHOUT A TRACE, GHOST WHISPERER, NUMB3RS, COLD CASE and SHARK, as well as 48 HOURS: MYSTERY and CRIMETIME SATURDAY.
The new 2007–2008 schedule is:
On Monday, CBS adds a new series to television's top rated comedy lineup. HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, with a young and loyal audience, returns at 8:00 PM, paired with the new genius comedy THE BIG BANG THEORY at 8:30 PM to form a young adult comedy block. From 9:00-10:00 PM, CBS returns television's top comedy, TWO AND A HALF MEN, followed by the Number One new comedy, RULES OF ENGAGEMENT. At 10:00 PM, CSI: MIAMI, the night’s Number One scripted series, returns for its sixth season.
On Tuesday, the Top 20 hit NCIS and THE UNIT return from 8:00-10:00 PM. This successful two-hour drama block will serve as a launching pad for the stylish new drama CANE at 10:00 PM.
On Wednesday, CBS returns its successful duo of CRIMINAL MINDS and CSI: NY from 9:00-11:00 PM. Earlier in the evening at 8:00 PM, the network will try something very different with a new reality series, KID NATION, starring 40 remarkable kids attempting to prove they can form a functioning society in an abandoned New Mexico ghost town, where their adult predecessors failed.
On Thursday, CBS returns one of television's top dramas, WITHOUT A TRACE, to 10:00 PM, joining forces once again with the time period-winning SURVIVOR at 8:00 PM and CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, television's Number One drama, at 9:00 PM.
CBS will again use an established series as a launch pad for a new one on Friday. GHOST WHISPERER opens at 8:00 PM as a compatible lead-in to the new romantic thriller MOONLIGHT at 9:00 PM, followed by the return of the time period-winning drama NUMB3RS at 10:00 PM.
Saturdays will feature CBS's CRIMETIME programming from 8:00-10:00 PM, followed by 48 HOURS: MYSTERY, the night's top-rated program.
On Sunday, CBS will once again open with 60 MINUTES, the perennial Number One newsmagazine on television. At 8:00 PM, CBS will make one of its biggest moves with one of its boldest new shows, VIVA LAUGHLIN, a drama with music, based on the British hit "Viva Blackpool." From 9:00-11:00 PM, the network will program a two-hour block of successful crime and justice with the growing COLD CASE and the sophomore series SHARK.
In addition to the new series for Fall, the network announced the pick up of three programs for midseason, including the four-time Emmy Award-winning THE AMAZING RACE, the comedy THE NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD CHRISTINE, starring Emmy Award winner Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and the provocative new drama SWINGTOWN.
The network also announced it has ordered the reality series POWER OF 10, hosted by comedian Drew Carey ("The Drew Carey Show") for this summer.
The new comedy is:
THE BIG BANG THEORY is a comedy from the Emmy Award nominated Co-Creator and Executive Producer of "Two and a Half Men" Chuck Lorre, about brainy best friends Leonard (Johnny Galecki, "Roseanne") and Sheldon (Jim Parsons "Judging Amy"), who can tell you anything you want to know about quantum physics, but when it comes to dealing with everyday life here on earth they're lost in the cosmos. Neither fully understands that scientific principles don't always apply in matters of the heart — until they meet their sexy new neighbor Penny (Kaley Cuoco, "8 Simple Rules…"), a friendly screenwriter/waitress from the midwest who also happens to be newly single. She quickly makes an impression on the other members of Leonard and Sheldon's geek squad — Howard Wolowitz (Simon Helberg, "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip"), who portrays himself as the Casanova of Cal Tech, and fellow whiz kid Rajesh Koothrappali (Kunal Nayyar, "NCIS"), who is rendered speechless around anyone unprepared to converse about the Theory of Relativity or other scientific jargon. The chemistry between this gaggle of geniuses and a delightful damsel is about to undergo a stimulating series of inter-personal experiments. Multiple Emmy Award winner James Burrows ("Will & Grace") directed the pilot. Lorre and Bill Prady ("Gilmore Girls," "Dharma & Greg") are executive producers for Warner Bros. Television.
The new dramas are:
Executive produced by Tony and Emmy Award winner Hugh Jackman ("The Boy from Oz," "X-Men"), VIVA LAUGHLIN is a mystery drama with music about eternal optimist and freewheeling businessman Ripley Holden, whose sole ambition is to run a casino in Laughlin, Nev. Occasionally using upbeat contemporary songs to accentuate the drama and humor and advance the story, the series is based on the hit BBC show "Viva Blackpool." Ripley (Lloyd Owen, "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles") is the ultimate gambler with an infectious personality who is on the brink of making a killing… just as soon as he opens his casino that's nowhere near completion. When his financing suddenly falls through, the fearless and tenacious Ripley approaches his enemy — dashing, sarcastic, wealthy casino owner Nicky Fontana (Hugh Jackman) for help. Though the odds are stacked against him, Ripley doesn't miss a beat, even when he becomes embroiled in a murder investigation after the body of his ex-business partner is found at his club. At home, Ripley uses his dry wit to adjust to the demands of his family: his gorgeous wife, Natalie (Madchen Amick, "ER"), wants more attention; his teenage daughter, Cheyenne (Ellen Woglom, "The O.C."), wants his approval; and his son, Jack (Carter Jenkins, "Surface"), wants to help him at work. All of this adversity would defeat a lesser man, but for the outgoing and passionate Ripley there's no such thing as bad news, only deals to be struck and wagers to be won in the intoxicating neon glow of Laughlin, where the cards are on the table, romance is in the air and lively music is on the stage. Eric Winter ("Wildfire") and D.B. Woodside ("24") also star. Directed by Gabriele Muccino ("The Pursuit of Happyness"). Golden Globe Award nominee Hugh Jackman, John Palermo ("X-Men: The Last Stand"), Bob Lowry ("Huff"), Paul Telegdy and Peter Bowker ("Viva Blackpool") are executive producers for BBC Worldwide Productions, Seed Productions, CBS Paramount Network Television in association with Sony Pictures Television.
CANE stars Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner Jimmy Smits ("The West Wing") in an epic drama about the external rivalries and internal power struggles of a large Cuban-American family running an immensely successful rum and sugar business in South Florida . When the family patriarch, Pancho (Hector Elizondo, "Chicago Hope"), is offered a lucrative but questionable deal by his bitter adversary, the Samuels, to purchase thousands of acres of sugar fields, he's faced with a tough choice: Should he cash out of the sugar business and focus solely on rum, which would please his impulsive natural son, Frank (Nestor Carbonell, "Lost"), or protect the family legacy that he built from the ground up by not selling, and side with his adopted son, Alex (Smits), who mistrusts the Samuels and still sees value in sugar. Alex and Frank's approach to business is as different as their approach to life. While Frank might lose focus chasing women, Alex is deeply in love with his beautiful wife, Isabel (Paola Turbay, "Bailando por un Sueño"), who is also Pancho's daughter. Married when she was just 17 years old, Isabel balances Alex by choosing not to involve herself in the business, focusing instead on their three children, who are determined to forge their own paths outside the family. For the Duques, will family allegiance come first or will their secrets and acrimonious conflicts over love, lust and control of the family fortune be their downfall? Eddie Matos (" General Hospital"), Rita Moreno ("West Side Story"), Michael Trevino ("The Riches"), Lina Esco ("CSI: NY"), Sam Carman ("Bones"), Alona Tal ("Veronica Mars") and Polly Walker (" Rome") also star. Cynthia Cidre ("The Mambo Kings"), Jonathan Prince ("American Dreams"), Jimmy Iovine ("8 Mile") and Polly Anthony ("Lifehouse: Live in Portland !") are the executive producers for ABC Studios in association with CBS Paramount Network Television.
MOONLIGHT, from prolific movie producer Joel Silver ("The Matrix," Trilogy), is about Mick St. John (Alex O'Loughlin, upcoming "White Out"), a captivating "undead" private investigator who uses his acute vampire senses to help the living… instead of feeding on them. In an agonizing twist of fate, Mick was "bitten" 60 years ago by his new bride, the seductive and beguiling Coraline (Amber Valletta, "Hitch"). Immortal and eternally as young, handsome and charismatic as he was then, Mick is sickened by Coraline and other vampires who view humans only as a source of nourishment. With only a handful of undead confidantes for company, including deceitful ally Josef (Rade Serbedzija, "24"), Mick fills his infinite days protecting the living, and trying not to think about how his life would have been if he hadn't followed his heart. However, after six decades of resisting, he wonders if it's time to pursue the love of a mortal. He has his eyes on Beth Turner, a beautiful, ambitious reporter who has been covering the ongoing plague of unusual murders. But would Beth even consider giving up a normal life to be with him, and can Mick risk the pain of seeing himself as a monster in her eyes? As Mick lives between two realities, fighting his adversaries among the undead and falling in love with Beth, he knows he needs to figure out a reason to keep "living." MOONLIGHT is directed by executive producer Rod Holcomb ("ER"). Joel Silver, Ron Koslow ("Birds of Prey"), Trevor Munson and Gerard Bocaccio are also executive producers for Warner Bros. Television.
The new reality series is:
KID NATION is a reality-based series in which 40 kids will have 40 days to build a new world — in a ghost town that died in the 19th Century. These kids, ages 8-15, will spend more than a month without their parents or modern comforts in Bonanza City , N.M. , attempting to do what their forefathers could not — build a town that works. They will cook their own meals, clean their own outhouses, haul their own water and even run their own businesses — including the old town saloon (root beer only). They'll also create a real government — four kid leaders who will guide the group through their adventure, pass laws and set bedtimes. Through it all, they'll cope with regular childhood emotions and situations: homesickness, peer pressure and the urge to break every rule they've ever known. At the end of each episode, all 40 kids will gather at an old fashioned Town Hall meeting where they will debate the issues facing Bonanza City . They'll show wisdom beyond their years and the unflinching candor that only kids can exhibit. There are no eliminations on KID NATION — you only go home if you want to. And in every Town Hall meeting, kids may raise their hands and leave. Will they stick it out? In the end, will these kids prove to adults everywhere (and their own parents!) that they have the vision to build a better world than the pioneers who came before them? And just as importantly, will they come together as a cohesive unit, or will they abandon all responsibility and succumb to the childhood temptations that lead to round-the-clock chaos? KID NATION is produced by Emmy Award winner Tom Forman ("Extreme Makeover: Home Edition") for Tom Forman Prods. and Good TV, Inc.
The new summer reality series is:
POWER OF 10, hosted by award-winning comedian Drew Carey ("The Drew Carey Show"), is a high-stakes game that challenges contestants to guess the behaviors, opinions and lifestyle choices of the American public for the chance to win $10 million. POWER OF 10 polls thousands of people across the U.S. asking them, well, just about everything — from "What percentage of married Americans said they were virgins the day they got married?" to "What percentage of American's believe they are smarter than the president?" Each week, contestants must decide if they have their finger on the pulse of the American majority and can accurately predict the results of these nationwide surveys. With the first question worth $1,000 and only five questions to answer, each one increasing 10 times in value, contestants participate in a potentially lucrative game where they just might walk away with $10 million. The higher they are on the money ladder, the closer they must be to the actual statistic. The studio audience and a friend can help them, but the final answer is theirs. Michael Davies ("Who Wants to be a Millionaire") is executive producer for Embassy Row in association with Sony Pictures Television.
The new midseason series is:
SWINGTOWN, from the director of "Big Love" and " Rome ," peeks into the shag-carpeted suburban homes of the 1970s to find couples reveling in the sexual and social revolution that introduced open marriages, women's liberation and challenged many conventional wisdoms. During this heady era of provocative change, Susan (Molly Parker, "Deadwood") and Bruce Miller (Jack Davenport, "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest") move their family to an affluent Chicago suburb in search of a different sense of community, and they look forward to barbecues and get-togethers with their new neighbors, as well as a change of pace for their teenage daughter and pre-teen son. Enter Tom (Grant Show, " Melrose Place ") and Trina (Lana Parrilla, "24") Decker, a striking, outgoing couple on the hunt who redefine the term "neighborhood watch." After a mind-blowing evening with them, Susan and Bruce realize that couples in this town share much more than recipes, local gossip and a view of Lake Michigan, and are worlds apart from their former conservative neighbors, Janet (Miriam Shor, "Big Day") and Roger (Josh Hopkins, "Brothers & Sisters") Thompson. Susan's loyal friend Janet is appalled by what she witnesses in this new neighborhood, while Roger, though dutiful to his wife, may be more intrigued than she knows. In a changing social climate — defined by its music, fashion and style — everyone in SWINGTOWN is confronted with personal choices, experimentation and shifting attitudes. Shanna Collins ("Wildfire"), Aaron Howles and Brittany Robertson ("Freddie") also star. Mike Kelley ("The O.C.") and director Alan Poul ("Six Feet Under") are executive producers for CBS Paramount Network Television.
The following is the 2007-2008 CBS Television Network Primetime schedule"
CBS TELEVISION NETWORK
2007-2008 PRIMETIME SCHEDULE
(N=New, NT=New Time, all times ET/PT)
MONDAY
8:00-8:30 PM HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
8:30-9:00 PM THE BIG BANG THEORY (N)
9:00-9:30 PM TWO AND A HALF MEN
9:30-10:00 PM RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
10:00-11:00 PM CSI: MIAMI
TUESDAY
8:00-9:00 PM NCIS
9:00-10:00 PM THE UNIT
10:00-11:00 PM CANE (N)
WEDNESDAY
8:00-9:00 PM KID NATION (N)
9:00-10:00 PM CRIMINAL MINDS
10:00-11:00 PM CSI: NY
THURSDAY
8:00-9:00 PM SURVIVOR
9:00-10:00 PM CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
10:00-11:00 PM WITHOUT A TRACE (NT)
FRIDAY
8:00-9:00 PM GHOST WHISPERER
9:00-10:00 PM MOONLIGHT (N)
10:00-11:00 PM NUMB3RS
SATURDAY
8:00-9:00 PM CRIMETIME SATURDAY
9:00-10:00 PM CRIMETIME SATURDAY
10:00-11:00 PM 48 HOURS: MYSTERY
SUNDAY
7:00-8:00 PM 60 MINUTES
8:00-9:00 PM VIVA LAUGHLIN (N)
9:00-10:00 PM COLD CASE
10:00-11:00 PM SHARK (NT)
About CBS Television Network
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Five New Series Added To America 's Most-Watched Network
New Shows Feature Diverse and Daring Concepts Including
"VIVA LAUGHLIN," Where Drama is Accented by Iconic Music;
"CANE," Starring Jimmy Smits as the Head of a Powerful
South Florida Cuban Family;
"MOONLIGHT," a Romantic Thriller with a New Twist on the Vampire Legend;
"THE BIG BANG THEORY," a Comedy About Genius Geeks; and
"KID NATION," a New Reality Series Where 40 Kids Try to Build a New Society in an Abandoned Ghost Town
Seventeen Current Series Return to a Lineup
That Features More Time Period-Winning Programs Than Any Other Network
"THE AMAZING RACE" and "THE NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD CHRISTINE" Picked Up for Mid-Season Along with the New Drama "SWINGTOWN"
Game Show "POWER OF 10," Hosted by Drew Carey, Ordered for Summer
CBS announced today its 2007-2008 Fall Primetime lineup, featuring five new series — one comedy, three dramas and one reality program.
These freshman series will join 17 returning programs on the current CBS lineup, which will win the 2006-2007 season in viewers and adults 25-54, continuing the Network's multi-year winning streak.
The five new series feature bold and creative concepts, including Viva Laughlin, where drama is accented by iconic music; Cane, starring Jimmy Smits as the head of a powerful South Florida Cuban-American family; Moonlight, a romantic thriller with a new twist on the vampire legend; The Big Bang Theory, a comedy about genius geeks from "Two and A Half Men" co-creator Chuck Lorre; and KID NATION, a reality series where 40 kids will try to build a new society in an abandoned ghost town.
"We approached our development this year with a specific goal in mind — to be daring and different," said Nina Tassler, President, CBS Entertainment. "The Fall and mid-season series we have selected offer creativity and variety with great potential to excite and surprise television audiences everywhere."
These new shows will be woven into a deep and successful lineup that returns more series and has more time period-winning programs than any other network. CBS will return television's Number One drama and scripted program, CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION; the Number One comedy, TWO AND A HALF MEN; the Number One new comedy, RULES OF ENGAGEMENT; the Number One news magazine, 60 MINUTES; and the premiere reality series, SURVIVOR.
Also returning are: HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, CSI: MIAMI , NCIS, THE UNIT, CRIMINAL MINDS, CSI: NY, WITHOUT A TRACE, GHOST WHISPERER, NUMB3RS, COLD CASE and SHARK, as well as 48 HOURS: MYSTERY and CRIMETIME SATURDAY.
The new 2007–2008 schedule is:
On Monday, CBS adds a new series to television's top rated comedy lineup. HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, with a young and loyal audience, returns at 8:00 PM, paired with the new genius comedy THE BIG BANG THEORY at 8:30 PM to form a young adult comedy block. From 9:00-10:00 PM, CBS returns television's top comedy, TWO AND A HALF MEN, followed by the Number One new comedy, RULES OF ENGAGEMENT. At 10:00 PM, CSI: MIAMI, the night’s Number One scripted series, returns for its sixth season.
On Tuesday, the Top 20 hit NCIS and THE UNIT return from 8:00-10:00 PM. This successful two-hour drama block will serve as a launching pad for the stylish new drama CANE at 10:00 PM.
On Wednesday, CBS returns its successful duo of CRIMINAL MINDS and CSI: NY from 9:00-11:00 PM. Earlier in the evening at 8:00 PM, the network will try something very different with a new reality series, KID NATION, starring 40 remarkable kids attempting to prove they can form a functioning society in an abandoned New Mexico ghost town, where their adult predecessors failed.
On Thursday, CBS returns one of television's top dramas, WITHOUT A TRACE, to 10:00 PM, joining forces once again with the time period-winning SURVIVOR at 8:00 PM and CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, television's Number One drama, at 9:00 PM.
CBS will again use an established series as a launch pad for a new one on Friday. GHOST WHISPERER opens at 8:00 PM as a compatible lead-in to the new romantic thriller MOONLIGHT at 9:00 PM, followed by the return of the time period-winning drama NUMB3RS at 10:00 PM.
Saturdays will feature CBS's CRIMETIME programming from 8:00-10:00 PM, followed by 48 HOURS: MYSTERY, the night's top-rated program.
On Sunday, CBS will once again open with 60 MINUTES, the perennial Number One newsmagazine on television. At 8:00 PM, CBS will make one of its biggest moves with one of its boldest new shows, VIVA LAUGHLIN, a drama with music, based on the British hit "Viva Blackpool." From 9:00-11:00 PM, the network will program a two-hour block of successful crime and justice with the growing COLD CASE and the sophomore series SHARK.
In addition to the new series for Fall, the network announced the pick up of three programs for midseason, including the four-time Emmy Award-winning THE AMAZING RACE, the comedy THE NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD CHRISTINE, starring Emmy Award winner Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and the provocative new drama SWINGTOWN.
The network also announced it has ordered the reality series POWER OF 10, hosted by comedian Drew Carey ("The Drew Carey Show") for this summer.
The new comedy is:
THE BIG BANG THEORY is a comedy from the Emmy Award nominated Co-Creator and Executive Producer of "Two and a Half Men" Chuck Lorre, about brainy best friends Leonard (Johnny Galecki, "Roseanne") and Sheldon (Jim Parsons "Judging Amy"), who can tell you anything you want to know about quantum physics, but when it comes to dealing with everyday life here on earth they're lost in the cosmos. Neither fully understands that scientific principles don't always apply in matters of the heart — until they meet their sexy new neighbor Penny (Kaley Cuoco, "8 Simple Rules…"), a friendly screenwriter/waitress from the midwest who also happens to be newly single. She quickly makes an impression on the other members of Leonard and Sheldon's geek squad — Howard Wolowitz (Simon Helberg, "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip"), who portrays himself as the Casanova of Cal Tech, and fellow whiz kid Rajesh Koothrappali (Kunal Nayyar, "NCIS"), who is rendered speechless around anyone unprepared to converse about the Theory of Relativity or other scientific jargon. The chemistry between this gaggle of geniuses and a delightful damsel is about to undergo a stimulating series of inter-personal experiments. Multiple Emmy Award winner James Burrows ("Will & Grace") directed the pilot. Lorre and Bill Prady ("Gilmore Girls," "Dharma & Greg") are executive producers for Warner Bros. Television.
The new dramas are:
Executive produced by Tony and Emmy Award winner Hugh Jackman ("The Boy from Oz," "X-Men"), VIVA LAUGHLIN is a mystery drama with music about eternal optimist and freewheeling businessman Ripley Holden, whose sole ambition is to run a casino in Laughlin, Nev. Occasionally using upbeat contemporary songs to accentuate the drama and humor and advance the story, the series is based on the hit BBC show "Viva Blackpool." Ripley (Lloyd Owen, "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles") is the ultimate gambler with an infectious personality who is on the brink of making a killing… just as soon as he opens his casino that's nowhere near completion. When his financing suddenly falls through, the fearless and tenacious Ripley approaches his enemy — dashing, sarcastic, wealthy casino owner Nicky Fontana (Hugh Jackman) for help. Though the odds are stacked against him, Ripley doesn't miss a beat, even when he becomes embroiled in a murder investigation after the body of his ex-business partner is found at his club. At home, Ripley uses his dry wit to adjust to the demands of his family: his gorgeous wife, Natalie (Madchen Amick, "ER"), wants more attention; his teenage daughter, Cheyenne (Ellen Woglom, "The O.C."), wants his approval; and his son, Jack (Carter Jenkins, "Surface"), wants to help him at work. All of this adversity would defeat a lesser man, but for the outgoing and passionate Ripley there's no such thing as bad news, only deals to be struck and wagers to be won in the intoxicating neon glow of Laughlin, where the cards are on the table, romance is in the air and lively music is on the stage. Eric Winter ("Wildfire") and D.B. Woodside ("24") also star. Directed by Gabriele Muccino ("The Pursuit of Happyness"). Golden Globe Award nominee Hugh Jackman, John Palermo ("X-Men: The Last Stand"), Bob Lowry ("Huff"), Paul Telegdy and Peter Bowker ("Viva Blackpool") are executive producers for BBC Worldwide Productions, Seed Productions, CBS Paramount Network Television in association with Sony Pictures Television.
CANE stars Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner Jimmy Smits ("The West Wing") in an epic drama about the external rivalries and internal power struggles of a large Cuban-American family running an immensely successful rum and sugar business in South Florida . When the family patriarch, Pancho (Hector Elizondo, "Chicago Hope"), is offered a lucrative but questionable deal by his bitter adversary, the Samuels, to purchase thousands of acres of sugar fields, he's faced with a tough choice: Should he cash out of the sugar business and focus solely on rum, which would please his impulsive natural son, Frank (Nestor Carbonell, "Lost"), or protect the family legacy that he built from the ground up by not selling, and side with his adopted son, Alex (Smits), who mistrusts the Samuels and still sees value in sugar. Alex and Frank's approach to business is as different as their approach to life. While Frank might lose focus chasing women, Alex is deeply in love with his beautiful wife, Isabel (Paola Turbay, "Bailando por un Sueño"), who is also Pancho's daughter. Married when she was just 17 years old, Isabel balances Alex by choosing not to involve herself in the business, focusing instead on their three children, who are determined to forge their own paths outside the family. For the Duques, will family allegiance come first or will their secrets and acrimonious conflicts over love, lust and control of the family fortune be their downfall? Eddie Matos (" General Hospital"), Rita Moreno ("West Side Story"), Michael Trevino ("The Riches"), Lina Esco ("CSI: NY"), Sam Carman ("Bones"), Alona Tal ("Veronica Mars") and Polly Walker (" Rome") also star. Cynthia Cidre ("The Mambo Kings"), Jonathan Prince ("American Dreams"), Jimmy Iovine ("8 Mile") and Polly Anthony ("Lifehouse: Live in Portland !") are the executive producers for ABC Studios in association with CBS Paramount Network Television.
MOONLIGHT, from prolific movie producer Joel Silver ("The Matrix," Trilogy), is about Mick St. John (Alex O'Loughlin, upcoming "White Out"), a captivating "undead" private investigator who uses his acute vampire senses to help the living… instead of feeding on them. In an agonizing twist of fate, Mick was "bitten" 60 years ago by his new bride, the seductive and beguiling Coraline (Amber Valletta, "Hitch"). Immortal and eternally as young, handsome and charismatic as he was then, Mick is sickened by Coraline and other vampires who view humans only as a source of nourishment. With only a handful of undead confidantes for company, including deceitful ally Josef (Rade Serbedzija, "24"), Mick fills his infinite days protecting the living, and trying not to think about how his life would have been if he hadn't followed his heart. However, after six decades of resisting, he wonders if it's time to pursue the love of a mortal. He has his eyes on Beth Turner, a beautiful, ambitious reporter who has been covering the ongoing plague of unusual murders. But would Beth even consider giving up a normal life to be with him, and can Mick risk the pain of seeing himself as a monster in her eyes? As Mick lives between two realities, fighting his adversaries among the undead and falling in love with Beth, he knows he needs to figure out a reason to keep "living." MOONLIGHT is directed by executive producer Rod Holcomb ("ER"). Joel Silver, Ron Koslow ("Birds of Prey"), Trevor Munson and Gerard Bocaccio are also executive producers for Warner Bros. Television.
The new reality series is:
KID NATION is a reality-based series in which 40 kids will have 40 days to build a new world — in a ghost town that died in the 19th Century. These kids, ages 8-15, will spend more than a month without their parents or modern comforts in Bonanza City , N.M. , attempting to do what their forefathers could not — build a town that works. They will cook their own meals, clean their own outhouses, haul their own water and even run their own businesses — including the old town saloon (root beer only). They'll also create a real government — four kid leaders who will guide the group through their adventure, pass laws and set bedtimes. Through it all, they'll cope with regular childhood emotions and situations: homesickness, peer pressure and the urge to break every rule they've ever known. At the end of each episode, all 40 kids will gather at an old fashioned Town Hall meeting where they will debate the issues facing Bonanza City . They'll show wisdom beyond their years and the unflinching candor that only kids can exhibit. There are no eliminations on KID NATION — you only go home if you want to. And in every Town Hall meeting, kids may raise their hands and leave. Will they stick it out? In the end, will these kids prove to adults everywhere (and their own parents!) that they have the vision to build a better world than the pioneers who came before them? And just as importantly, will they come together as a cohesive unit, or will they abandon all responsibility and succumb to the childhood temptations that lead to round-the-clock chaos? KID NATION is produced by Emmy Award winner Tom Forman ("Extreme Makeover: Home Edition") for Tom Forman Prods. and Good TV, Inc.
The new summer reality series is:
POWER OF 10, hosted by award-winning comedian Drew Carey ("The Drew Carey Show"), is a high-stakes game that challenges contestants to guess the behaviors, opinions and lifestyle choices of the American public for the chance to win $10 million. POWER OF 10 polls thousands of people across the U.S. asking them, well, just about everything — from "What percentage of married Americans said they were virgins the day they got married?" to "What percentage of American's believe they are smarter than the president?" Each week, contestants must decide if they have their finger on the pulse of the American majority and can accurately predict the results of these nationwide surveys. With the first question worth $1,000 and only five questions to answer, each one increasing 10 times in value, contestants participate in a potentially lucrative game where they just might walk away with $10 million. The higher they are on the money ladder, the closer they must be to the actual statistic. The studio audience and a friend can help them, but the final answer is theirs. Michael Davies ("Who Wants to be a Millionaire") is executive producer for Embassy Row in association with Sony Pictures Television.
The new midseason series is:
SWINGTOWN, from the director of "Big Love" and " Rome ," peeks into the shag-carpeted suburban homes of the 1970s to find couples reveling in the sexual and social revolution that introduced open marriages, women's liberation and challenged many conventional wisdoms. During this heady era of provocative change, Susan (Molly Parker, "Deadwood") and Bruce Miller (Jack Davenport, "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest") move their family to an affluent Chicago suburb in search of a different sense of community, and they look forward to barbecues and get-togethers with their new neighbors, as well as a change of pace for their teenage daughter and pre-teen son. Enter Tom (Grant Show, " Melrose Place ") and Trina (Lana Parrilla, "24") Decker, a striking, outgoing couple on the hunt who redefine the term "neighborhood watch." After a mind-blowing evening with them, Susan and Bruce realize that couples in this town share much more than recipes, local gossip and a view of Lake Michigan, and are worlds apart from their former conservative neighbors, Janet (Miriam Shor, "Big Day") and Roger (Josh Hopkins, "Brothers & Sisters") Thompson. Susan's loyal friend Janet is appalled by what she witnesses in this new neighborhood, while Roger, though dutiful to his wife, may be more intrigued than she knows. In a changing social climate — defined by its music, fashion and style — everyone in SWINGTOWN is confronted with personal choices, experimentation and shifting attitudes. Shanna Collins ("Wildfire"), Aaron Howles and Brittany Robertson ("Freddie") also star. Mike Kelley ("The O.C.") and director Alan Poul ("Six Feet Under") are executive producers for CBS Paramount Network Television.
The following is the 2007-2008 CBS Television Network Primetime schedule"
CBS TELEVISION NETWORK
2007-2008 PRIMETIME SCHEDULE
(N=New, NT=New Time, all times ET/PT)
MONDAY
8:00-8:30 PM HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
8:30-9:00 PM THE BIG BANG THEORY (N)
9:00-9:30 PM TWO AND A HALF MEN
9:30-10:00 PM RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
10:00-11:00 PM CSI: MIAMI
TUESDAY
8:00-9:00 PM NCIS
9:00-10:00 PM THE UNIT
10:00-11:00 PM CANE (N)
WEDNESDAY
8:00-9:00 PM KID NATION (N)
9:00-10:00 PM CRIMINAL MINDS
10:00-11:00 PM CSI: NY
THURSDAY
8:00-9:00 PM SURVIVOR
9:00-10:00 PM CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
10:00-11:00 PM WITHOUT A TRACE (NT)
FRIDAY
8:00-9:00 PM GHOST WHISPERER
9:00-10:00 PM MOONLIGHT (N)
10:00-11:00 PM NUMB3RS
SATURDAY
8:00-9:00 PM CRIMETIME SATURDAY
9:00-10:00 PM CRIMETIME SATURDAY
10:00-11:00 PM 48 HOURS: MYSTERY
SUNDAY
7:00-8:00 PM 60 MINUTES
8:00-9:00 PM VIVA LAUGHLIN (N)
9:00-10:00 PM COLD CASE
10:00-11:00 PM SHARK (NT)
About CBS Television Network
America's most watched television network, CBS was established in 1928, when founder William Paley purchased 16 independent radio stations and christened them the Columbia Broadcast System. Today, with more than 200 television stations and affiliates reaching virtually every home in the United States, CBS is the Number One most watched network in primetime, with a total primetime network lineup that was watched by nearly 100 million people a week during the 2006/2007 season-to-date. The Network has the Number One drama on television, CSI; Number One newsmagazine, 60 MINUTES; Number One sitcom, TWO AND A HALF MEN; Number One daytime drama, THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Its programming arms include CBS Entertainment, CBS News and CBS Sports.
About CBS Corporation
CBS Corporation (NYSE: CBS.A and CBS) is a mass media company with constituent parts that reach back to the beginnings of the broadcast industry, as well as newer businesses that operate on the leading edge of the media industry. The Company, through its many and varied operations, combines broad reach with well-positioned local businesses, all of which provide it with an extensive distribution network by which it serves audiences and advertisers in all 50 states and key international markets. It has operations in virtually every field of media and entertainment, including broadcast television (CBS and The CW – a joint venture between CBS Corporation and Warner Bros. Entertainment), cable television (Showtime and CSTV Networks), local television (CBS Television Stations), television production and syndication (CBS Paramount Network Television and CBS Television Distribution), radio (CBS Radio), advertising on out-of-home media (CBS Outdoor), publishing (Simon & Schuster), interactive media (CBS Interactive), music (CBS Records), licensing and merchandising (CBS Consumer Products) and video/DVD (CBS Home Entertainment). For more information, log on to www.cbscorporation.com.
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the shows they did not pick up all sound better than the ones they did. And if I am first.........FUCK FIRST!!!
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Damn you Bichael May!
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God that list sucks. Maybe two or three shows worth watching.
With any luck Kid Nation will go all Lord of the Flies. That I would pay to see.
As for Zombie shows, how about a much hated Televangelist who returns from the dead and wants his flock back?
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from watching Kid Nation. How do I know I'll watch at least one episode, though?
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Damn you CBS! First Jericho (although I'm not THAT broken up about it) and now this! You're back to being the old people network.
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WTF? Are they rebuilding a nuclear-ravaged playground?
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The shitt they didn't pick up sounds better
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So, what's the reasoning behing Mick being different from the other vampires? A Gypsy curse spell?
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Where's the LOST TB?
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It sounds more like Mick comes from the Nick Night school and just chooses to ge a good guy.
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Seriously, CBS, is the network most worthy of being destroyed next season. If it can lose a 1/3 of it's audience. I will be overjoyed. This network is ran by a snake, and continually adds next to nothing to the TV landscape. Fuck you MOONVES! I say that laughingly of course, but someone had to say it!
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"a Romantic Thriller with a New Twist on the Vampire Legend". I really like the part about the "new Twist".
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Looks like another Lost Takeover Talkback
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I can't believe not a single Whedonite on this site didn't watch Forever Knight.
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... they go all Battle Royale with it. Make the kiddies and their parents sign a waiver absolving CBS of all liability for any injuries, up to and including death incurred while under contract to CBS and/or on the set (old ghost town) of the series. Hide weapons and clues to find them, sit back and enjoy the fun! But of course, that'll never happen (Geez, I'm sick!)
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damnit. I was really looking forward to that series.
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HE WANTS YOU TOO, MALACHI!
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That is all...
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or the Feuding? SURVEY SAYS ... ONE AND DONE.
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Only not starring Nick from Family Ties. And probably no stripper nudity.
Honestly, though, it sounds nothing like Angel. Heck, it seems closer to Baywatch Nights than it does Angel. -
When's that show on again? Is it tomorrow night? I sure would like to have a TB up nice and early tomorrow morning so we true fans can discuss it, as we usually do each week.Yup, roll on tomorrow!
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Time re-up my netflix cue to 3 at a time. What a boring boring fall schedule.
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I am happy to see it return. It is a funny show.
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I'm a big fan of Amber Tamblyn and it irritates me to no end that all the buzz was behind "Babylon Fields" getting picked up and then all of a sudden they decide that "Moonlight", a Xerox of "Forever Knight"/"Angel" (which was pretty much DOA from what I understand) gets a series order.
Why can't zombies and vampire co-exist on the same network?! Why?!
Damn you, Tiffany Network!!!
Well, maybe if something bombs, they can decide to bring back "Babylon Fields". Well, it's a thought, anyway.
After reading their fall schedule, once again my CBS viewing ratio is all but nil, save for "How I Met Your Mother" and "Moonlight". I have this sneaking suspicion that certain people at CBS would really love to shake things up, schedule-wise, but the iron fist of Les Moonves clamps down on any type of deviation from the CBS norm (i.e. yawn-inducing crime procedurals). -
Wat a tweest!!!
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Don't know what that show is but it's bound to be funnier than Rules of Engagement.
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You put it in a nutshell. None of the networks are offering much that seems worthwhile. I didn't love Jericho, and I can definitely live without it; but I have to laugh that CBS cancelled the only show of theirs I watched this year, that wasn't called CSI.
Between CBS offing Jericho and NBC killing Studio 60 ( the only new shows, form this past fall,that I watched) it'll definitely be a good time to rediscover Netflix. -
BSG and Lost aren't coming back until January...
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Shark on Sunday nights at 10:00? It could work; hardly any competition unless a good game is on NBC. CSI: NY still on? That show is joke. And how long will the rest of the CSI shows hang on until they run out of ways to find dead bodies?
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Did I read that right?? Hugh Jackman owns a casino in Laughlin, Nevada and he's the producer of the series? Didn't see that coming. Also that Kid Nation thing. So they have to live in Bonanza for 40 days....will they be haunted by the ghost of Michael Landon or any of the Cartrights for that matter?
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With Lost, BSG, 24, The shield not coming back until 08 I think the Networks will hurt.. And here is my new point... I would've probably watched The Bionic Woman, but after Jericho, Smith, Surface et al, I am just not going to get invested in new shows.
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He wants his show back.Seriously, though. Rip-offs of Quantum Leap and Angel in the same season. What's the matter? Can't come up with any original sci-fi and fantasy shows?
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Besides Heroes, The Office, and Scrubs (only because I was with it from the beginning), there is nothing good on TV. Jan/Feb will pick up with 24 and Lost. TV sucks.
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3rd best comedy on regular TV. Suit Up bitches!
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out of the kids. Give them a couple of days of no bedtime and solid snacks then bring in the ghost extras little by little. I'll start watching that show when I see a youTube clip of a nightvision shot of a 10 year old standing in the middle of a pitch black western mainstreet at midnight crying and pissing his pants. Is that cruel? Yes, but kids today are sheltered brats who need a little wake up call.
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just a random comment, but I'm glad that Miriam Shor is finally getting a series that's not a stupid sitcom. She was awesome in Hedwig and the Angry Inch (on stage and the film) and I knew her in college. She deserves a good series.
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Please!!!!
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Really? Two episodes to go, and the buzz about the finale is insane.
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No Lost. No Veronica. No Amazing Race. No Studio 60. No Gilmore Girls.
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...haven't been that interested in one in years. The Sitcom is dead! From the looks of this sched, it looks like network TV in general is on the critical list. Vampire detective... the late 80's called... it wants it's cheezy ideas back!
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I haven't been on the TB's for lost in a while, but has anyone spouted the theorey that the others are Gods?
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If you reverse the characters in Moonlight you have Lifetimes Blood Ties.
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Since TV has a "no more than 1 TV show featuring characters of Latino/Hispanic descent" rule, it had to make way for Cane.
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No one ever mentions Dirt and The Riches, but the got second seasons on FX.
The Riches came in second only to the Shield in new show premiere viewership.
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Brilliant! No wonder your in last place. 4 hours of game shows, 2 hours of reruns. Can you maybe find an old movie or something? Don't you own Universal?
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Turn in your man badge at the front desk!
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The silence proves it.
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Dude I'm in touch with my feminine side.
Besides Blood Ties is worth watching.
They underuse the vamp, but have had some nifty fight scenes.
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First I thought that Lifetimes Blood Ties sounded like some goth kid's Role Playing Game,but then I realized he meant the network. for shame. JUDGE HIM!!! JUDGE HIM!!! or should I say judge HER?!
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May 16, 2007 3:44:12 PM CDT
chrth, I'll also be Catching the Lilly Taylor Huff rip
by evilwizardglick
Yep, I'll be watching the talented Lilly Taylor on Lifetime.
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I found this
Reaper is about a bounty hunter for the devil has been picked up. The pilot was directed by Kevin Smith, so don't expect it to be a serious take on the subject.
Sounds a lot like Brimstone and Dead like me combined.
Is there no originality left in Big Media?
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And Walt shows up.
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The last good sitcom with a laugh track. With Ted single again, next season is going to be legen--wait for it--
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Will probably still have all the same reality show archetypes. The nerdy guy, the flamingly gay one, the slut, the bitch, the sophisticate, and the funny guy. But they'll all be in tiny little bodies! AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!
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...currently airing that sounds an assload like Moonlight?
BTW, I've lost all respect for David Boreanaz. I was at the Gym today and saw him cooking with martha Stewart. (Don't ask me what kind of wussy gym has the Martha stewart show on it's televisions). -
Kevin Smith only directed the pilot. It's a drama series though I totally agree it just sounds like a carbon copy of "Brimstone".
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Blood Ties is "ok" (though the book series it's based on is not great either, imo, so the tv show is at least not screwing up the interpretation).
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however someone in that talkback is working overtime to delete posts.
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Just asking...
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As in, where it is?
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Damn you CBS. Not that I ever had any real hope of seeing an hourlong about zombies on net TV, but... meh. Kinda sucks about Jericho. I stopped watching it for the most part a few weeks back... Now I'm wondering if it's worth catching up on. Especially since my dad loves to tell me all about what happened every week. o_O;; Good premise though. Would have worked better on HBO, where they could actual show... you know... a *realistic* apocalypse... not the candyass fairy tale world that Jericho took place in. Then again, I guess I've never been to a small town in Kansas before.
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The nice thing about Blood Ties is the Vamp is kind of weak. And Cox isn't Buffy. No super strength.
The special effects in the first episode held quite a bit more potential than what was realized. Those fight scenes were excellent.
For a strong woman show it is fairly decent. And in light of the lack of Sci-fi and Horror programming it steps up a notch.
Why ignore Cox assistant, she is hot too?
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brox got that last name in his spoilers wrong. But is right with the first two parts
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How fucking hard is this? Dawn of the Dead, the TV Series. Show how it started, how different people are dealing with it, and how the scientists/military are trying to stop it. Wow, that was hard.
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May 16, 2007 5:26:23 PM CDT
No Lost talkback at quarter after six pm est? Seriously
by napoleon park
AICn posts an entirely pointless "we know how it ends but no spoilers" articles, then deletes it when people post spoilers, then "punishes" it's users by withholding the weekly Lost fan gabfest? Hey, no one says they have to post about anything or even have a web site. No one says they will have a web site if they drive all their regular visiters away. And no one's talking about boycotting their advertisers. since I run with mozilla firefox with ad-block, I have no idea if AICN even still has advertisers, other than the folks who give them free movie caps and preview passes. How do... well, never mind, it' snone of my business how these people make a living doing this. they host conversations about upcoming popular TV shows and movies and then maybe on the side do something honorable like dealing a little pot. Naw, then they'd never get anything done. maybe that's it. yesterday someone complained they posted 28 articles in one day, then today it's like they forgot to post a weekly Lost talkback. They must be really baked, partying and waiting for the show to start, all "I keep thinking there's something I forgot to do..."
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I've seen this, and honestly, it's little more than a crass toy commercial.
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and is now in full control of Jericho's farms. Stanley and Mimi left for DC, sneaking out while the deaf girls' back was turned. And that weird kid is fucking the shit out of Seth Green's GF in the middle of his store. The end!
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everything I've read on it portrayed the series as a drama, not a comedy, not a dramedy.
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Might need to check that out. Moonlight is about the only thing that interests me on the CBS schedule. If network suits can greenlight cavemen, then they surely could have done Babylon Fields, too.
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This site has gone down the shitter, so I'm only here for the Lost, 24, and Shield talkbacks. If they go, so go I.
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in case it matters
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In your list of the big four's weekly schedule, i noticed "Lost" is nowhere to be found...?
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They're running it 24-style next season, so it won't be back until midseason.
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The networks are SO... dead. Looking at this schedule and seeing what the nets have done to promising shows like Drive, and Jericho... I now have four net shows on my watch list: Lost (and I'm five or six weeks behind right now), 24 (and I many not finish next year if they don't right the boat), Bionic Woman (morbid curiousity/nostalgia), and The Office. On cable: Monk (occassionally), Galactica, and Mythbusters. Wow. Considering I'm in a pretty sweet demographic to advertisers (mid-thirties, close to six figure income), the nets are producing NOTHING that excites me on this new schedule. Must suck to have to sell ads for these new shows....
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I agree with your sentiment, but Mori, Harry and crew have ever right to do whatever they want with this site. Just as you have every right to not visit the site again. And the harsh language doesn't help your case. Your basic premise is that they are too lazy to moderate a talkback... Let's see if you're right. Let's see if I'm banned for posting a link to the forbidden LOST spoilers: http://tinyurl.com/2yx5qq
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I know we had an early one with the spoiler revelations, but c'mon, give us a place to socialize! It's just as well, you bastards know too many spoilers, and I'm still pure. Better to stay away.
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I know 24 is drowning this season, but this was a pretty big item in the news today. I did want to discuss the fact that the show's creators claim that it hasn't been floundering, and yet they are still publicly saying there will be a complete reinvention next season - new setting, new actors (with some old ones in new roles?!? - does that mean that Jack Bauer's story is over and Kiefer will have a new role too?), etc. C'mon, we need a place to discuss!
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"old ones in new roles"... I am hoping it just means that certain characters will have left CTU and in their new jobs will interact with Jack, not that the actors will be playing new characters, 'cause that would be ubertarded...
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That's probably why there is no talkback tonight. Aint it analrap News.
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Damon
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seems like we have to take matters into our own hands...
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May 16, 2007 8:16:39 PM CDT
Herc will post the Lost TB 5 minutes before it airs EST
by alonzo mosely
That is my prediction, what is yours?
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Lost?
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not a spoiler, just an obvious prediction.
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Please feel free to post away here people...
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Cuz if it is what is ABC gonna do if the actors that play Kate and Jack get a DUI? They wont be able to kill them. Seriously that would give them alot of leverage, something that the producers of Lost have done a great job of not allowing the actors to have over them.
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If said spoiler is true, the producers can always "write out" the characters and shoot scenes for the last episode before they are removed from the show - that is, of course, if they have the story planned out well enough. And, if the spoiler is true, it appears they do... down to where at least two characters end up...
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when did Jack grow some balls?
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Blow'em up REAL GOOD!!!
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uh oh, he's dead lol
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LOST
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Aunty Em! It's a twister! It's a twister!!
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Charlie flips the switch, the signal is no longer jammed, he dies, Naomi's ship sends a chopper to the island, claire and baby make it on chopper, it lifts off....then the others fire an RPG and shoot it down. Oops Desmond didn't see that part!
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right before they're going to kill him. Didn't the writers say that Charlie was the only one they wouldn't kill off the show? I think I remember reading Alias guy saying that during the first season.
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likeable right before they killed them. Especially Shannon. What a whiney bitch, then she gets her episode, I start to like the character, and then BAM a crazy lesbian shoots her.
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I'm talkin' 'bout Lost!
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I love Scrubs.
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Why did they give Bernard one of the guns? He's got 'I'm gonna fuck this thing up' written all over him
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They start a talkback telling everyone that there are spoilers to be found regarding the finale, then get sand in their vaginas when ppl manage to find the spoilers and post them. Now we gotta come on the CBS fall line up to talk about Lost... and Im pissed off at CBS for not picking up the zombie show. Though its prolly better to not do it at all then to do it badly and scare one of the cable channels (where a zombie show should be) from eventually doing it.
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Hot damn, that was nice. They can never kill her.
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Threesome.
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we couldn't have charlie die that easily, right. there's babes in the looking glass
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cant wait for the finale. that was a really nice, solid episode. we've gotten a lot of those this season (except for that awful tattoo one. thank god AICN was wrong and Bai Ling was just in one episode)
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I know! God damn, Claire is hot.
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Well the preview shows Bernard and Sayid captured by the Others. How much you wanna bet Jin dies? Also I think that the French Chick and Alex die trying to kill Ben? Personally I think that the best ending would be that Locke survives and kills Ben and Jack and merges the two groups to form a new Dharma intitive.
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just a suggestion. Yeah I thought it turned out to be a solid episode as well. Seeing the long shot of charlie standing in the outrigger about to jump in the water was quite moving. Although why did he have to knock out Desmond? I'm sure Desmond would have let him jump in if he said he wanted to. Only reason why Desmond seemed to volunteer was that Charlie wasn't eager at that point to head to his doom lol. Kudos to Desmond to volunteering. Until Locke gets resurrected, he's the top character imo
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This is a rare one where two characters got flashbacks during the episode. Karl and Charlie. I wonder if they are testing this idea to try different flashbacks in the same episode like in Exodus.
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No offense, but I think that ending would kind of suck.
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Oh I missed that. I knew giving Bernard a gun and asking him to do a task is a SNAFU waiting to happen.
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Why does Desmond wear his shirt like he's trying to show cleavage? It's really annoying. Also, couldn't they have found some bigger rocks to weigh down Charlie? It was like they found the smallest rocks possible.
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I think that that Locke taking control has been hinted since his episode with the 'Sweat Lodge' maybe the island trusts him over Ben and the Hostiles. Anyway right now the focus is how this season will end not the whole show.
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She was looking good tonight.
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Why not just cut the goddamned cable?
You can not broadcast anything from underwater. That is why subs either rise to the surface or raise an antenna.
The jamming signal ran from Looking Glass through the cable to the antenna.
Sayid had a nice sharp machete.
Why not take the machete, or even a shot gun and CUT THE FREAKING CABLE!
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which would explain the missing LOST TB.
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Since you guys are really on top of things, why don't you get an edit button for the talkback?
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the rest of the 5 that are supposed to die will all be in the finale? bloodbath!
Good Episode by the way. Very emotional even though I am not a big Charlie fan. However, i bet claire would have been pissed if the baby choked on the DS Ring. Stupid Hobbits and their rings... -
and now he's sitting in corner quietly sobbing and rocking back and forth.
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Still weeping over Gilmore Girls. Sorry, no Lost talkback for you!
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Yeah Alex did look quite good tonight.
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Did Herc take Charlie's place?
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For the last 45 minutes of the show I was screaming "Just cut the Damn cable!" Frikkin' morons! How could could both Sayid and Dez miss the most blantantly obvious solution to the Looking Glass signal jamming problem. Oh, and the other thing I was screaming "Tell Claire you love her, you idiot!" Nearly ruined what was an otherwise decent episode...
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anybody like the High Fidelity reference?
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I suppose the station can be operational with a generator if the cable was cut. It's weird that we don't see Desmond's vision. Did he really have the vision or is he manipulating to have something else come true?
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Was that Nadia (Sayid's love) that Charlie saved from being mugged?
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Pushing Daisies. The zombie town pilot sounded interesting, and the vampire one doesn't for some reason and not because of the Angel similarities--I just have a feeling it'll be standalone eps like all CBS shows and less appealing to mythology-obsessed genre fans. For something completely different, I'm still upset about CW apparently about to cancel Veronica. They really want to shoot themselves in the foot. They appeared to have been better off as WB and UPN; merged they cancel each other out in finding any creative voice. Now rather than broadening their audience, they'd rather limit it to teenybopper girls, an age group notorious for wanting trash over substance (One Tree Hill, ANTM). I guess they figure it's the easiest bet in making money anyway since they can't seem to compete with the Top 4. *sighs*
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I was thinking the same thing regarding Desmond possibly manipulating Charlie but I'm thinking maybe not because he did end up saving Charlie the previous time even though he was pretty sure Penny was coming if he died. Also, he was going to jump in the water himself until Charlie clocked him. My thinking is that they didn't want to show the vision of a chopper rescue if indeed he had that vision because the writers would want that type of scene to occur real time due to its drama, etc. Plus that would confirm a chopper was coming and now it's still a mystery. ok that's a ramble lol
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Pure set up for next week. This episode was basically, "We have a plan, let's prepare." Booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooring.
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Now we don't know if the Looking Glass is providing power to the island or vice versa, and since we have yet to see and power stations, I'm thinking there is an underwater generator down there that would have made simply cutting the cable ineffective. Funny that we stole a CBS TB for Lost and not the ABC one...
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if they didnt want next weeks show to be spoiled, maybe herc shouldnt have posted any fucking spoilers about next weeks show at all. this site has lost its balls!!
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It's rare that they will throw in a completely unconnected sub-character like that, I'll bet you're right tomdpimp, and that was Sayid's gf. Great scene, i got chills when she locked eyes and told him he was a hero. It was like she was saying: "I know you're a spoiled westerner who takes nothing seriously, but believe me, right now, you're great." Awesome.
Also, White Goodman, I don't think Alex is legal, so you should feel guilty, pervert. ;>
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The reason they can't cut the cable is because THE SCRIPT DEMANDED IT, DAMN IT!!!! SHEESH!!!
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...now that there IS something to say, there is no talkback. LOL. God, I love irony.
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....laugh and laugh and laugh....and now it's not that funny at all.
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Ogle away. Or don't. I don't care.
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Was the dark haired girl in the Looking Glass scene the same one that was being mugged in the alley?
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and I choose to oogle.
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The girl in the alley Charlie saved Nadia, I'm pretty sure, Sayid's love interest. The dark haired woman in the Looking Glass looked very much like the mother of Sawyer's child played by Kim Dickens.
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are all I'll begin watching now. Got fucked over with The Nine, Invasion, Studio 60. From now on the only soap operas I'm going to watch are Desperate Housewives, Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Lost and Private Practice.
I want my hour longs done in one.
I'm lying, I would have watched Football Wives but they screwed up by not making it about a fictional sports league and the Niffle killed it. Or Kiele Sanchez has the new Rena sofer curse. Since I never watched forever Knight and Angel, Moonlighting II will seem fresh to me, except that since I never watched Forever Knight or Angel, I won't be watching Moonlighting II. Too bad about Russ's kid, but if God had wanted Amber Tamblyn to have a TV series, "Joan Of Arcadia" wouldn't have been canceled. -
And she wasn't a completely unconnected sub-character, samsquanch - remember in season 2, she was in the Locke episode when he was a home inspector?
I don't think that was Kim Dickens (although that would be cool!) - Lostpedia sites 2 female actors as the 2 down in the Lookinglass station, Lana Parilla and Tracy Middendorf.
Great episode tonight - Charlie's little exchange with Hurley really choked me up!! -
that tomorrows 45 minute "Lost" reecap/clip show after the extra long Grey's Anatomy season finale will get a talkback? Yeah, me neither. But it would be a nice surprise.
AICN was prominently featured in a recent Entertainment Weekly article about how movie studios have to deal with the internet buzz to publicize new movies. Oddly enough they side-barred some examples dating back to Keaton as Batman fan freakout before the Burton film, which sure pre-dated the internet experience of anyone I've ever met. Does anyone think that THIS story - geek fan media spoiler site posts non-article that causes fans to post spoilers, article and talkback removed due to (well, unconfirmed speculation that the network didn't like it), popular weekly talkback canceled at critical stage in series, comments deleted from other threads, etc. It's not a major story like Paris Hilton's new women in prison soft porn movie, but in a slow news week it could be an interesting story. Even a Cool News story. You'd think with all the interest that some web site devoted to reporting Cool News would actually want to cover that story and reveal what actually happened and who got fired because of it. No? Oh well, maybe we'll read about it in Entertainment Weekly in a week or two. -
babylon fields needs to be seen; midseason, please
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Lost is the greatest television show in history. If J.J. Abrahms and Damon Lindenhoff were here right now, I'd be down on my kness sucking their fucking balls. I'd pat ten thousand dollars to have Hurley sit on my face. God, I love this show!
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He's deader than Shannon and Boone combined. No, I haven't see the spoilers. But I'd bet $100 he bites it.
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Bernard is going to die so hard he'll make John Maclaine shit his pants. Bernard is going to be so dead, he will make Boone's 8 months old rotting corpse in the sand look alive by comparison.
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They didn't cut the damn cable because they knew what it was.
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The only show that remotely sounded intersting to me was Babylon Fields, and of course, the brain-dead execs leave it off the schedule. So no CBS for me next year. I don't plan on watching Moonlight, since it will probably be cancelled extremely quickly (and besides, I used to watch it in its previous lives as Forever Knight and Angel. Dammit, I miss Angel...) All I'm watching these days is Heroes, and based on the schedules announced lately I don't think that's gonna change.
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but the blonde underwater hatch chick looked a LOT like the chick on the boat who fire bombed the raft at the end of season 1. I even went to the DVD set and double checked. Not clear enough to swear to it, but a resemblence was there
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the chick that plays her was born in March of 1988 according to IMDB
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Charlie to run into the tattooed Dharma sharks? I've said this before, but isn't being the guy who tattoos the sharks tail the suckiest job ever?
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"For 90 days I've been asked to make decisions for this entire camp. There you go, I just made one." Fuck off Jack, seriously. He is such a drama queen. Good episode overall though, I liked the last shot of the girls in the station. Charlie gonna die!!!
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The dark haired woman is played by Lana Parilla, she looks familiar from the pics on the internet, and looking at her work I recognize her as one of the CTU grunts in 24 and a brief stint on Six Feet Under. The blonde woman is Tracy Middendorf, who also looks familiar and who I also probably only recognize because they were on 24 and Six Feet Under...
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If I was a MORON.
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They are both easy on the eyes...
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Seriously great episode! Next week is going to be huge and I am really excited about tomorrow night's show! BONUS!!!!
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Damn you Herc!
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........as you may or may not have noticed, the number of posts on each talkback about LOST is growing exponentially so how about putting up a lost talkback instead of constantly deleting any talkback where more than five people metion LOST? The people have spoken....moving on.
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And what the fuck happened to the last one ....
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In judgement- their ways are unknown to us mere mortals. They-who-sit-above-in-shadow are byond our earthly ken. Harry, Mori, Herc, and the lesser gods are even now judging this talkback, to weigh its sins against its virtues...
I kind of like Supernatural, actually. I don't know anyone else who watches it but it definitely has a certain redneck charm. I'm looking forward to this week's cliffhanger!
Lost is the best show on tv right now, and one of the most popular, especially with the nerd demographic, and for this site to just ignore that is a glaring omission that bespeaks some kind of foul play.
accept these offerings as you will, oh Mighty Ones, and may your judgement be swift and merciful. -
the entire thread was hijacked by Losties and TheRealMoriarty (I'm still wondering who the false Moriarty was, not being a Sherlock Holmes expert) Posted several well reasoned and polite responses explaining that there will not be a Lost talkback this week but NIGHT be one for the season finale. Which of course would ne the last Lost talkback until February of 2008.
Yes, February. Originally they said January, which was cool since then it would return in 1/08, ala the numbers. but a February launch allows the 16 episode arc to conclude during May sweeps, which is good for the network ad revenues, which allows them to honor their commitment to keep the show on for three years. After all...
I wish I'd trademarked "Show is an adjective, business is the noun."
RealMoriarty blames the situation on "a rabid percentage" of talkbackers. In other words, the AICN writers who went all "neener neener, we know something but we're not telling" and posted the non-spoilerific non-article that incited the "rabid" spoilers either won't or can't accept teir own culpability in the situation.
For the record, "Cholly, bruthuh, yuir gunn ta daie" is not a spoiler, it's a catch phrase. -
First failure to cut the cable, and now the Satelite Phone.
I can understand how Bens blocking the radio transmission from Mira Furlans group (Nice ass on her by the way).
But how are they blocking the satelite phone?
That is a hell of a frequency coverage for them. This isn't Star Trek here it's Lost with modern technology.
I also thought the Sat phone battery was dead. And being a satelite phone why can't they just call anywhere in the world instead of only Naomi's ship?
Was Hurley actively staring down Claires shirt? Been there done that. -
Moriarty speaks: http://tinyurl.com/2hsfhd
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... with all this Lost talkbacking, Harry and Herc'll delete this Talkback, too. I was the first to mention the whole "Puss-out on the Lost spoilers" thing yesterday and they deleted my posts. They really seem to be on the rag about the whole sordid affair... maybe Lindeloff got pissed at them and cut off their weekly toy and doughnut bribes. Ooops... this post'll be gone by noon!
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... but damn... that Ozzie accent goes through my head like a damn nail!
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Maybe cutting the cable would have cut power to the radio tower...somehow. They just needed to disable the jamming, not shut everything down altogether? Kind of makes sense...
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It's like the kid who gets in trouble and then goes away so that everyone will want him back. Treating talkbackers like this is just going to make people stop visiting the site. Or better yet, someone will come up with an alternative to the site that is more user focused, rather than subject to the whim of someone who is too sensitive to handle comments said at their expense.
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the spoilers got posted, was the whole tone of the "Hahahahah, we know the spoilers but aren't telling, lololololololol." That type of attitude is kind of condescending, and is what caused the spoilers to eventually be posted.
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His flashbacks are usually death. I guess it was because they were jumping around in time. All the meat, no filler.
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From lostpedia.com...
In "White Rabbit" Charlie fails to rescue Boone from the drowning water because he can't swim. Was he lying?
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I didn't think it was Nadia that Charlie saved in the alley but IMDB says it was the same actress. Could she have a larger role than we assumed?
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What do they mean "Without a Trace"? The whole show is about them following the TRACES the missing person left! I want my no money back!
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He did the voiceover at the start of the show. I don't think he did it just as favor for J.J. since The Nine got knocked down to The Zero. And far as Charlie goes there worse ways to die than being tied up and tortured by a couple of hot women.
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did someone post a seriously bad spoiler that caused an uproar at ABC?
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You don't need radio station power for the sat phone to work. It has it's own battery.
The sat phone should be able to call anywhere in the world.
It doesn't matter if the ship is 80 miles or 800.
The cable thing is like Superman ducking when a gun gets thrown at him, something dumb that got overlooked.
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So let me get this straight. I watched Shark and it, well, sucks. Yes James Woods could read the phone book and it would be OK. But the storylines are so damn predictable! It gets renewed, but Studio 60, Firefly and other quality shows get cancelled? I guess if you want to have a series last, go to CBS.
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It seems like Desmond was lying about how Charlie dies -- saying he would drown after flipping the switch. Desmond's actual "vision" musta shown him trying to take Charlie's place and him being knocked out and rescuing Charlie from death after they get in the hatch. I bet Desmond knows he must trick Charlie into getting into the hatch and the rescue still comes after they are in there. I didn't read the full spoiler -- just the "game changer" for next week so I might be wrong. But it seems like Desmond may be either leaving out part of his flashes or lying about them again. I still believe that Desmond knew that Charlie was going to whack him with the oar though going into the thing.
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You had me up until Studio 60.
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Desmond definately knows more than he is letting on. IF he really saw all that is going to happen he would have warned Charlie about the two hot babes who would attack him. Maybe he knew they were there and that was why he offered to go down(no pun intended) instead of Charlie. Or maybe it was a test to see if Charlie would rise as a hero. He tells him he is going to die, but he does it any way?
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Ok, I don't think even for a minute that the studio forced the Lost talkback to go away because of the spoilers. Take a look around the web, no one came after "DarkUFO" for having them on his site. It was taken down because people were way out of control. That's a shame, because I wanted to discuss them. I did post about them but tried to give warnings and some space before mentioning anything spoilerish. (Well, except when I forgot before asking about Charlie swimming...oh and BTW, perhaps that was bad drug addict Charlie just being a chicken) Some people can't just let everyone else be surprised. I know that people come for spoilers, but there is a difference between a spoiler that is a tease and a spoiler that tells you all the big details.
Regarding last night's episode. I felt like it would have had more emotional impact if Charlie had died. Let the arc end on his episode with his greatest hits.To whoever mentioned Hurley looking down Claire's shirt, I thought it seemesd like he was doing that too.Regarding the Dharma shark: Yeah, I was almost epxecting to see it last night. The tattoo was done by Bai Ling. According to DL/CC, there will be an episode where we see that the shark (which they call Ezra James Sharkington) swam to thailand and forced Bai ling to give it a Dharma tattoo, but they might have been joking.Ok, I am done and will waste no more space in a non-Lost talkback talkng about Lost this week. I just hope there is enough control that we can have one next week, because the Heroes and Lost talkbacks are usually almost as fun as the episodes themselves. -
Apparently I can't type. That is all.
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Bat-Manuel is going to be in Batman. Nestor Carbonell is going to play the mayor of Gotham in Dark Knight.
I'm sure that's posted somewhere on this site, but I couldn't find it, and I thought I'd share with all of you. -
No mention of it anywhere
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Since the people on this site do not want us to use other TB in place of the Lost one I will not post anymore Lost stuff on this TB. However, I did see a very intereseting episode of Friends last night, hope some other people saw it to and can comment on it. It was the one where everyone went on vacation to this island. Than Ross took them all out into the jungle and explained that he had a plan to get rid of some others. Then back on the beach Chandler told Joey that he had to die to save Rachael, so Joey and Chandler got in a boat and followed some wire out into the ocean. Then Joey hit Chandler and dove into the water and swam into some underwater station. So my question is do you think Joey will die next week and if so how? I was really sad thinking that Joey might die. Anyone else think that Chandler has some other motives for telling Joey what he did since it seems he saw it wrong. I hope somehow Joey survives.
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Don't wanna complain, but I was really disappointed with the lack of a Lost talkback and having to search for a response for AICN's reasons for not having one is lame. Listen, I don't blame anyone for highjaking another TB, AICN just abruptly disposed of the Lost TB, and, to be honest, people probably wouldn't of highjacked other talkbacks or posted spoilers as titles if AICN just handled the whole situation better and let the original post stay. This whole site is basically where people come to learn about spoilers. If they posted an early picture of Harvey Dent with ooze coming out of his face, wouldn't you look.
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never got flogged, nice clean toga and the hour after "Heroes" on NBC in the fall with "Journeyman." Pullo never got a shot with the Zombie dramedy.
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Lemme see here: CBS does-- 1) Cancels Jericho, 2) Puts up Kid Nation, 3) Puts up a 'romantic' Vampire Thriller with a twist? What's the fricken twist, the vamp belongs to NAMBLA or something? and, 4) Does not greenlight a zombie series. Christ CBS the only saving grace you have is How I Met Your Mother... You fucktards.
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In regards to the cable not being cut or blown up etc, the reason it may not have been done is because Desmond insisted that the only way for rescue to come would be if his premonition was followed exactly. He said Charlie had to swim down there and flip the switch and drown in order for rescue to happen, not cutting the cable. It is the same as why Des almost let Charlie die earlier because if he did then Penny would be the parachuter and not the other chick. That would be the reasoning I believe.
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