Hulu (semi sorta) Bawwww

[Dusty668]

Ok, not a full Baww, somewhere between huh & Aw dang. Closer to the dang.

Just been perusing the various show listings waiting for SGU, Caprica, & whatever else I got hiatused on my que to fire up again, if it will, and just noticed all the series they have on there that fizzled.

Frinstance NY-LON. Watched part of the first episode, seems pretty nice, banter is good, characters seem to have some thought in them so far if being a little formulaic. But hey first episodes are rough with introductions and all right?

I check IMDB to see if any reviews on this or how old it is, came out in 2004, and the 7 episodes on Hulu are it, period, finito, say good night Gracie. Granted they are 43ish minutes each but that's all there is. One of the people that put on a review said: "It does look however like it might be leading into something more interesting in later episodes -- will probably keep watching."

All I can think about is which episode did he watch when he posted it? 3? 7? 2?

Those of you who can watch Hulu or similar services, do you watch the doomed shows? Would you?

 

[Rob King]

I do watch doomed shows. I watched the entirety of Kings after I knew it had been canceled.

Fact is, a lot of these shows got canceled because they failed to find an audience. Many of those that failed to find an audience did so because they fell outside the norm of what TV normally constitutes. That makes some of them interesting to me.

 

[Baerdog]

Man, I loved Kings. I was so disappointed when I found out it'd been canceled.

 

[drawn_inward]

Yes, Kings was cool. That's too bad. I, also, got into to it too late.

 

[Calleja]

Generally I only watch Doomed shows if I know they're worth the TV-blue balls, like Firefly or...uh...... I can only think of Firefly!

 

[Covar]

Generally I only watch Doomed shows if I know they're worth the TV-blue balls, like Firefly or...uh...... I can only think of Firefly!

Studio 60.

 

[Calleja]

There you go, I loved Studio 60