Exploring TV-land
Aug. 13th, 2013 11:38 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ellestraThere is a lot you can hold against Google but they do cool things sometimes - like Doodles or Street View Easter eggs. Like Police Telephone Box on Earl's Court Road that you can walk inside by clicking the double arrow. It's bigger on the inside.
There are a lot of weird new sf series being produced.
High Moon - produced by Brian Fueller is producing this an adaptation of John Christopher's best-selling novel The Lotus Caves. High Moon creates a future where the countries of Earth have established colonies to mine the Moon's resources. When a new life form is discovered, chaos erupts as various factions race to uncover and exploit its powerful secrets.
Paradise is about a wrongly convicted doctor who gets sent to Paradise, aka the remnants of Las Vegas, which has been converted into a super-max prison. Made for NBC by people responsible for Arrow.
From Dusk Till Dawn is being turned into a TV series by Robert Rodriguez who is to write, produce and direct the series. Because we need more vampires on TV. Let's hope it'll at least be funny.
None of theses seems particularly appealing to me but I know that I don't have a good record for judging from concepts so I'll check out when they show up. Maybe something watchable will actually come out of this.
There are a lot of weird new sf series being produced.
High Moon - produced by Brian Fueller is producing this an adaptation of John Christopher's best-selling novel The Lotus Caves. High Moon creates a future where the countries of Earth have established colonies to mine the Moon's resources. When a new life form is discovered, chaos erupts as various factions race to uncover and exploit its powerful secrets.
Paradise is about a wrongly convicted doctor who gets sent to Paradise, aka the remnants of Las Vegas, which has been converted into a super-max prison. Made for NBC by people responsible for Arrow.
From Dusk Till Dawn is being turned into a TV series by Robert Rodriguez who is to write, produce and direct the series. Because we need more vampires on TV. Let's hope it'll at least be funny.
None of theses seems particularly appealing to me but I know that I don't have a good record for judging from concepts so I'll check out when they show up. Maybe something watchable will actually come out of this.
