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there is a show I had forgotten ever existedwhere this cat brings some dude tomorrow's newspaper every morning, and he has to go around changing the bad stuff.
there is a show I had forgotten ever existedwhere this cat brings some dude tomorrow's newspaper every morning, and he has to go around changing the bad stuff.
It wasn't as bad as I was expecting, I actually enjoyed it. Quite a bit of over explanation and hand holding for the sake of telling the audience what was going on, rather than letting the main guy learn it as it went along like the original series, but all in all not a bad Pilot episode. Liked the way they linked it with Al, and showed Sam as well so that they linked the 2 series together.Watched the first episode. Enjoyed it but wasn't great by any means. I liked the 2 main characters but some of the side characters are hard to take and feel forced.
The new guy said “Oh Shiiiiiiiiiiiit” at the end of the episodeSo who gets to say 'oh boy'?
Yeah it was an alright episode. I’m alright with future stuff if it’s relevant to the story of how they get him back or if it ties in to Sam and Al but if it becomes overly dominant and takes over then it’s pointless.So, episode 2. Leap stuff - good. Behind the scenes stuff - not very interesting.
The original was all about Sam and Al, with the odd bit from the QL project. Hopefully they don't mess that up.
Another decent episode I thought. Still to get the charm of the original though.
Still not feeling the future stuff as much as I should be. It just seems a bit "meh". Just tell us what he was trying to do and leave it at that. We know he's trying to get to a certain point in time, just tell us instead of leaving it hanging in some kind of "reveal" later in the series. Also don't care about any of the future people whatsoever.It probably felt like the most Quantum Leap episode so far.
I do agree about the charm. The original had a bit of humour which is missing here.
Still not feeling the future stuff as much as I should be. It just seems a bit "meh". Just tell us what he was trying to do and leave it at that. We know he's trying to get to a certain point in time, just tell us instead of leaving it hanging in some kind of "reveal" later in the series. Also don't care about any of the future people whatsoever.
Still, the leaps are decent even if they still don't have the charm of the original series.
Watched the trailer. It looks crap. Should have done a evil leaper series, ruining peoples lives instead.
Or dont limit it to leaping within his own lifetime, that could get expensive.
I'm watching it now. First 20 mins of first episode. It is crap so far.
Casting is crap.... Zero chemistry between them as actors.
The two leads are not good actors.
Dialogue is piss poor. Very your line my line type of stuff.
The gender neutral character is awful
Anyone still watching this? It's been renewed for Season 2, so hopefully they'll chuck a feck load of money at Scott Bakula and he can rescue Sam and then I can stop putting myself through this shit weekly.
It's not captured the original in terms of charm or sentimentality at all. The original managed to make you care about Sam and the people he leapt into, but this one the leaps are almost a side story to the main 2022 timeline story of "WHY DID HE feckING LEAP?" when all anyone watching really cares about is getting to the point where be bumps into Sam and saves him.
I think the problem is, as I've stated above, it just doesn't have the charm of the original, and focuses too much on 2023 storyline. Also, everyone expected Bakula back and he turned it down so it's not what everyone expected it to be.Okay, I managed to scroll quickly down without any spoilers!
Just watched the pilot last night as the show has finally made its way to a streaming service in Norway. Not exactly top class, but I quite liked it as I’m a sucker for your run-of-the-mill CBS/NBC show I just hope they can get bloody Bakula onboard!
He 'turned it down' just like the two old Spider-man actors 'weren't in' the last Spider-man film. Until it came out and they obviously were. That's my guess, anyway.I think the problem is, as I've stated above, it just doesn't have the charm of the original, and focuses too much on 2023 storyline. Also, everyone expected Bakula back and he turned it down so it's not what everyone expected it to be.
He will obviously at some point be in it and rescued. It surely has to be. I'm sure the show runners will have spoken to him and got his buy in, otherwise it probably wouldn't have got off the ground.He 'turned it down' just like the two old Spider-man actors 'weren't in' the last Spider-man film. Until it came out and they obviously were. That's my guess, anyway.
He 'turned it down' just like the two old Spider-man actors 'weren't in' the last Spider-man film. Until it came out and they obviously were. That's my guess, anyway.
I'm surprised they've not had him leap into someone Sam leapt into yet. a grown up Jimmy for a start.I don"t know. He sounded pretty adamant and the first season went a totally different way in terms of the main story and is going to end in four episodes. A finale involving Sam as a cliffhanger towards season 2 is the best we can hope for, I guess.
One thing is certain: If the new show doesn't bring Sam home at some stage, It will miss its most important story and forever will be tainted in my eyes.
I'm surprised they've not had him leap into someone Sam leapt into yet. a grown up Jimmy for a start.
Same here. The original holds a bit of nostalgia for me as it was the first "adult" show that I watched properly with my mum and I got invested in the story and the character. Without that original story, I'd probably have given up by now tbh.Would have been interesting to awaken a classic leap. Maybe they are just focusing on finding their own voice. It isn't going great. It's probably not a show I would have watched without my knowledge of the original.
The most recent one was a decent episode actually.
Yeah I thought it was a good episode as well. Certainly gotten a lot stronger as the season has gone on.Good episode for the second week running, I thought. A good leap story and focusing on it without showing too much of the project helps. Also Jenn mixed up well with Ben as a hologram. Hopefully they are finding their voice.
Really hitting the stride now and breaking away from the original into its own show now. Looking forward to seeing how it all pans out in the finale.Good episode for the second week running, I thought. A good leap story and focusing on it without showing too much of the project helps. Also Jenn mixed up well with Ben as a hologram. Hopefully they are finding their voice.
Really hitting the stride now and breaking away from the original into its own show now. Looking forward to seeing how it all pans out in the finale.
Ha ha, it was a bit of a slog in the early episodes, but it has grown into it's own show now, rather than hanging off the coat tails of the previous series. Hopefully they stick the landing at the end of the season and don't feck it up.Yeah, I'm really enjoying the final stretch - both the story of the week and the season-arc. Hopefully it'll be a good finale and it'll probably also set up for season 2.
Shame we're the only two left in this thread Maybe someone should leap back and put right what once went wrong in the earlier episodes.