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A topic for the discussion of Doctor Who, Arrow, and The Flash. Beware possible invasions of iZombie, Sleepy Hollow, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi, superhero, or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect adult content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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With more and more popular shows getting a reboot/movie/whatever, doesn't it seem like it's only a matter of time before Firefly gets some kind of re-something?
Oh god, Facebook would collapse under the weight of the resulting memes, wouldn't it? I mean, really. The Sherlock memes would be but a faint, charming memory.
A new Farscape movie really only works for me if Ben and Claudia and Ricky Manning are involved. Well, okay, and they need Lani Tupu to voice Pilot.
But Jonathan Hardy is dead, so what would they do for Rygel?
I don't want Farscape: the Next Generation. I want the continuing adventures of John and Aeryn and their pals.
Aside from BSG, what TV reboots have been that successful? Ironside, Bionic Woman, Knight Rider, Sarah Conner (not quite a reboot and a great show, but not really a success)...I guess the new Dallas is still going.
Nikita.
I would consider the Treks as reboots. Hawaii 5-0.
I'm going to entirely ignore comic book superheroes.
So I guess it's worth throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks, because it's just as likely to succeed as any other random show. But still, Heroes?
Ironside is a success? Sight. Awful, awful show from the half an episode I watched before turning it off as an alternative to throwing something at the screen. And the original Ironside was not bad.
No, sorry if I wasn't clear, but Ironside was in my list of reboots that failed.
Oh god, Facebook would collapse under the weight of the resulting memes, wouldn't it? I mean, really. The Sherlock memes would be but a faint, charming memory.
You're not wrong.
Surprisingly, I don't want a Pushing Daisies resurrection as desperately anymore. I want Bryan Fuller & crew to have at least a 7 season run on Hannibal, instead.
Surprisingly, I don't want a Pushing Daisies resurrection as desperately anymore. I want Bryan Fuller & crew to have at least a 7 season run on Hannibal, instead.
I saw my first ep of Hannibal last week (the one with Lance Henriksen). I'm really not sure how else to put it, but it was just gorgeous. A visual delight. I'll need to bump it up my Quickflix list.