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He's been OK elsewhere. Maybe he's struggling too much with the accent..?As good as she is, the husband is just as bad. I find him a terrible actor.
He's been OK elsewhere. Maybe he's struggling too much with the accent..?As good as she is, the husband is just as bad. I find him a terrible actor.
I didn't notice any type of comedy vibe to this show. Now is it unintentionally funny? Definitely. I compare it more to Under the Dome than something like Sharknado, or even The Orville, which definitely have planned comedy. I watch this show not because the plot and acting is any good, but to make fun of the poor acting and horrible looking low budget CGI. For me this is MST3K type viewing.I find this show very fun to watch, but only because I don't take it seriously. I think that they are being a little more subtle about it then things like Sharknado or BrainDead, but I think it is at its heart a scifi dramady.
As I watched the first episode, I said to my wife, the father's delivery and look reminds me of Robert Hays acting in Airplane!. The characters are similar, both pilots, both had a traumatic accident that left them unable to fly, both are then being thrust into a crisis situation, i'm guessing they both have drinking problems, etc.
And then did you catch what the ship they are going to take down through the crack is named??
That's right Striker.
I definitely noticed the Lost vibe and my son and I were trying to compare characters from Lost to this. Terra Nova was really a completely different type of show to me.Everyone else seems to be getting a Lost vibe. The first thing that came to my mind was Terra Nova.
First thing I thought of was it's a modern day Land of the LostEveryone else seems to be getting a Lost vibe. The first thing that came to my mind was Terra Nova.
This! that's how I felt about it after the 1st episode.First thing I thought of was it's a modern day Land of the Lost
In the past, I may have agreed with you, but there's a new gimmick being tried by some producers that makes me think they'll try as hard as they can to air the entire season. If they haven't finished filming all ten episodes yet, they can rewrite the last episode so it wraps everything up rather than ending on some cliffhanger, and even if they have, I wouldn't be surprised if there's some "alternate ending" in case they realize it's not going to be picked up. This way, the series has "a complete, non-recurring story," which means that the show could be entered in the Emmys in limited series categories rather than drama series ones.It may not go that long. The premiere got good ratings, but watch them fall off for the 2nd episode.
It would surprise me if most productions DIDN'T do this. It would make total sense in today's atmosphere.If they haven't finished filming all ten episodes yet, they can rewrite the last episode so it wraps everything up rather than ending on some cliffhanger, and even if they have, I wouldn't be surprised if there's some "alternate ending" in case they realize it's not going to be picked up.
Post #33... La Brea (NBC) Season Thread *spoilers*It seems silly to complain about a science thing, and of course I could be wrong, but I'm going to complain anyhow since I have such a knack for it: Doesn't carbon dating only work on organic material? An engagement ring doesn't really fall into that category.
astrohip has already given you the best answer, but (to natter on further) carbon dating works on carbon which has been isolated from exchange with the environment. Organic material is a subset of the things which contain carbon. Carbon dating has been used to date charcoal found in archeological sites, for an example of the dating of non-organic material.It seems silly to complain about a science thing, and of course I could be wrong, but I'm going to complain anyhow since I have such a knack for it: Doesn't carbon dating only work on organic material? An engagement ring doesn't really fall into that category.