I liked the first episode, enough to stick with it.
Debris
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I watched and thought it was pretty good. Definitely will watch again to see how it progresses.
I'm waiting to make sure it isn't canceled after a couple episodes before I start watching.
Just finished watching it,
Real scary.
The only but is that every single sci-fi show I've enjoyed in the last years on broadcast networks, has been cancelled, and if my memory serves me right, they have been cancelled on a cliff-hanger, no closure.
Real scary.
The only but is that every single sci-fi show I've enjoyed in the last years on broadcast networks, has been cancelled, and if my memory serves me right, they have been cancelled on a cliff-hanger, no closure.
You didn't like Timeless?
That too was canceled on a cliff-hanger, but did achieve closure with a 2-hr show produced well after the series cancellaton.
You didn't like Timeless?
Sure I enjoyed that one, with that character Lucy,
Ok, so then my memory has failed me, because I didn''t remember that 2 hour show.
Other than that, The Event, Alcatraz, The Crossing, Emergence with that AI girl Piper, are some of the ones, that I seem to remember were cancelled abruptly.
If you have a Hopper, and you have it recorded like I do, then you might want to wait for autohop to become active. When does that happen for NBC?
The Timeless series finale, aka The Miracle of Christmas, aka Season 3 episode 1, is supposedly available to stream from Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, iTunes, and others. I have not verified that since I have it still recorded on my Hopper.
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Same, I no longer watch a new show until I know it has been renewed, that is a big advantage of waiting and then binge watching, that way I do not get invested in a new show, specially since we are so behind in TV shows right now, example-just started The Magicians, on season 3 after binging the first 2 in a week.I'm waiting to make sure it isn't canceled after a couple episodes before I start watching.
The problem with that is the networks except cable start cutting episodes after a certain time unless you have the apps that you have to pay for.(Paramount+ or Hulu etc.)
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I use the X1 to record most things. I have noticed in the past some On-Demand offerings only have the last handful of episodes available.
I'm interested in aliens and spacecraft, and will continue to watch the show.
However, it sounds strange that this show, is only about the debris, and I wonder how many episodes can the writers develop without the show becoming boring or repetitive.
One thing I wasn't able to understand and I'm sure I won't is how come the hotel maid fell down through 14 stories, and stopped at ground level, but did not go through the table or continue to go down to the center of the earth.
However, it sounds strange that this show, is only about the debris, and I wonder how many episodes can the writers develop without the show becoming boring or repetitive.
One thing I wasn't able to understand and I'm sure I won't is how come the hotel maid fell down through 14 stories, and stopped at ground level, but did not go through the table or continue to go down to the center of the earth.
I think I heard that each piece of debris does something different. I think the writers could keep this up for quite some time.
That is a darn good question, now that you mention it!
I watched the first episode, and set up the Hopper to record all episodes, so we'll see how it goes. The pieces seem to interact with carbon-based life, so I'm curious if we'll see wild animals start acting "alien" or if that will just be left to the humans. The black marketeers seem to be able to "control" the teleportation aspect of the Debris, some better than others, so how do they learn that?
Let's see where they take this…
Let's see where they take this…
That's the beauty of space magic. No explanation is ever needed.Because it wasn’t in the script?
