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Last Resort (fall 2012 ABC) trailer

The Last Resort
A renegade nuclear submarine crew goes to an island to start the world's newest independent nation.
It will be like: Lost meets Alias meets Terra Nova

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Vegas (25 sep, fall 2012 CBS) trailer

Vegas (formerly known as Ralph Lamb)
Dennis Quaid is a rodeo cowboy turned sheriff in Las Vegas in this drama show set in the 1960's and telling the story of how a man, Ralph Lamb patrols America's so-called "sin city". With Carrie-Anne Moss and Michael Chiklis.
It will be like: Mad Men meets Crime Story
 
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Arrow CW TV (Fall 2012) trailer

Arrow
Arrow with Stephen Amell will become television's latest new superhero drama. Billionaire playboy Oliver Queen has a philantropic alter ego as the superhero Arrow in Starling City.Smallville lasted a decade; hopefullyArrow will too.
It will be like: Smallville meets The Flash
 
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Revolution (sep 17 fall 2012 NBC ) trailer

Revolution (pictured above)
A new drama show by J.J. Abrams. The world wakes up and discovers that electricity no longer works. 15 years past and mankind adapts, but the people responsible for it, are ready to strike again.
It will be like: Jericho meets Terminator meets Lost meets The Event
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666 Park Avenue (30 sep fall 2012) Trailer

666 Park Avenue
A haunted New York residential complex with various residents who have their own secrets, is filled with supernatural occurences and events. Of course it gets new owners who has no idea.
It will be like: Lost meets American Horror Story meets Central Park West


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Looks pretty good, but seems like the cable tv stations for the most part will continue already running shows. My guess is that maybe 1-2 of these will get renewed more than one season MAX. 

I think Vegas will have a good shot, and Arrow. The rest seems like very expensive productions and reuse of known formulas like Lost and American Horror Stories.

But should be interesting, of course there will also be Copper, BBC USA, which will start next week.

I really want Revolution to be the next big post apocalypic drama series, but i am afraid it might be more like Terra Nova.
 
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the only show i watch on one of the main networks is modern family.  i can't get through 5 minutes of anything else. 
 
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Well there are some good shows. The Big Bang Theory, Homeland, The Office, just to mention a few.
 
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I wanna see 666parkave and vegas
 
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Shockingly, some of those don't sound half bad.   I could use a few new things to watch, as going outside scares me. 

I watched an episode of the new Matt LeBlanc series ("Episodes," is that right?) on my plane-ride to Sweden.  I thought it was pretty damn good.  No idea what network it's on, but it's probably a safe bet that I don't get it.  Also saw an episode of Modern Family on the plane - the one where Cam tries to pick up a woman to prove that he can - which was simply brilliant.  Great show. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MaineRoad:

Shockingly, some of those don't sound half bad.   I could use a few new things to watch, as going outside scares me. 

I watched an episode of the new Matt LeBlanc series ("Episodes," is that right?) on my plane-ride to Sweden.  I thought it was pretty damn good.  No idea what network it's on, but it's probably a safe bet that I don't get it.  Also saw an episode of Modern Family on the plane - the one where Cam tries to pick up a woman to prove that he can - which was simply brilliant.  Great show. 



Episodes airing at Showtime. I think its a couple of seasons in.


 
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Episodes airing at Showtime. I think its a couple of seasons in.




yeah it's season 2
 
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Yeah, no Showtime for me, but it looks like episodes of Episodes are availabe on-line.  I'll have to catch up. 
 
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Saw the commercial yesterday for Last Resort. I think Andre Braugher is good so I'll check it out or that reason. Liked him in Men of a Certain Age...a show no one saw & somehow lasted 3 seasons. (2 or 3, I think 3 seasons.)

I love a good story about the apocalypse...I'll tune into Revolution.


 
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Men of a Certain age, that was the Ray Romano show right? I actually liked it quite a bit.
 
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i know it isn't new but did the see the new trailer for dexter?


wow this season looks like it's gonna be amazing
 
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*you
 
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Dexter is not one of the tv shows i have been following.
 
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Yeah, Mikael, Ray Romano was either the producer or creator of the show...

Just noticed your blurb on Copper. I'll try that out but some shows on BBC don't have the close captioned subtitles. I can't make out the words if the accents are too thick. There's an English show about superheroes, I wanted to see it but couldn't understand a damn word...




 
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Oh, I see Copper takes place in New York in 1864. For some reason, I thought it took place in London.
 
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Vegas will either be great or abysmal all depends on the writing. The acting talent is definitely there.with Dennis Quaid, and Michael Chiklis.
 
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Well they did say it is from the same writer of Casino, and Goodfellas. Not a bad thing.
 
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I want to watch Revolution, but I've sworn not to allow NBC to suck me into another drama (i.e. The Event, The Firm).  I fucking hate when I get into these and they cut it off midstream.

Also in the mold of Falling Skies.  Is anyone watching that?  I fucking love Falling Skies.  It started a little slow, but keeps getting better and better.  Love where it's headed.
 
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Yes i watch falling skies.  I think it is okay, but not up to the standards of The Walking Dead.

I also think the Last Resort, looks pretty good.
 
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I also watch Falling Skies.

Saw Copper yesterday...very cool. The BBC commercials reminded me about a show I wanted to see but completely forgot about...Luthor. A Show about a detective who is...I dunno...bat shit insane while solving crime? BBC is rerunning the series so I gotta remember to watch it in reruns.

depeche...great point about NBC. They should stop putting sci-fi dramas on the air if they keep pulling the plug after one season. It's becoming predictable with them...
 
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NBC blows they cancel shit all the time

CBS is so inferior to these networks

they have the same shows going on for years and years
 
 
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