As far as current series, I want to see How I Met Your Mother and Supernatural to continue. But more than any other, I want The CW to renew Veronica Mars. I don't care what incarnation they choose - Veronica still in college or Veronica at the FBI. I mailed my letter (an *actual* letter) of support about a month ago to Dawn Ostroff, president of The CW.
Now to the upfronts...
The series I want to see are The Bionic Woman on NBC, The Sarah Connor Chronicles on FOX, Reaper on The CW, and Twilight (vampire helps detective), Babylon Fields (Amber Tamblyn in a world in which zombies overrun the earth; I hear it's close to getting picked up), and Demons, created by Barbara Hall, creator of Joan Of Arcadia; (it's about an ex-priest who performs exorcisms) on CBS. But the series I'm most looking forward to, and really hope the buzz I hear it's getting translates to a pickup, is ABC's Pushing Daisies, from the creator of Dead Like Me. It's about a baker who discovers he can touch people and briefly bring them back to life. He uses this gift to help the authorities solves crimes.
But there's a catch...
Spoiler Alert!
When he uses the gift on his childhood sweetheart, she stays alive and he then learns something new about his gift: if he ever touches her again, she'll die - and stay dead.
Since Heroes hit big this year (it's also one of my favorite TV series), the networks have developed alot of sci-fi/fantasy/horror pilots. For once I'm glad to see genre material being given a chance on network television when the medium as a whole has never really pursued it as much as they have this season. As a genre fan, I'm excited.
Now to the upfronts...
The series I want to see are The Bionic Woman on NBC, The Sarah Connor Chronicles on FOX, Reaper on The CW, and Twilight (vampire helps detective), Babylon Fields (Amber Tamblyn in a world in which zombies overrun the earth; I hear it's close to getting picked up), and Demons, created by Barbara Hall, creator of Joan Of Arcadia; (it's about an ex-priest who performs exorcisms) on CBS. But the series I'm most looking forward to, and really hope the buzz I hear it's getting translates to a pickup, is ABC's Pushing Daisies, from the creator of Dead Like Me. It's about a baker who discovers he can touch people and briefly bring them back to life. He uses this gift to help the authorities solves crimes.
But there's a catch...
Spoiler Alert!
When he uses the gift on his childhood sweetheart, she stays alive and he then learns something new about his gift: if he ever touches her again, she'll die - and stay dead.
Since Heroes hit big this year (it's also one of my favorite TV series), the networks have developed alot of sci-fi/fantasy/horror pilots. For once I'm glad to see genre material being given a chance on network television when the medium as a whole has never really pursued it as much as they have this season. As a genre fan, I'm excited.