I'm way late on this, but the Dead Zone deserves a look. Got the first three seasons sitting pretty on my shelf.

Arrived today. :mischief

 

 

I hope you enjoy it. If you don't, then there's something wrong with you.

 

The opening scene is one of my favorite scenes ever. Plot-wise, it has nothing to do with the rest of the series, but it's a great way of setting the whole thing up. And just FYI, the scene is lifted straight from Simon's book Homicide, which is a non-fiction account of a year in the Baltimore PD Homicide Dept. So, in other words, the dialogue is real.

 

And it may take 3-4 episodes for you to get hooked, just because there's so much to set up and only so much time to get everything going in the first couple episodes. Omar, who is perhaps the most compelling character in the whole show, doesn't even show up until episode 3 or 4.

I'm way late on this, but the Dead Zone deserves a look. Got the first three seasons sitting pretty on my shelf.

 

Have you been watching the 4th season?

I'm late on this as well but want to throw my weight behind deadwood - this program just keeps getting better

 

also a program that isn't listed above is Veronica Mars - it's kind of corny & light, but it is highly entertaining - i don't know anyone who has watched a couple without liking it - my wife used to give me crap for liking it, then we got disc one off blockbuster online and she then went out and bought the first season

I'm way late on this, but the Dead Zone deserves a look. Got the first three seasons sitting pretty on my shelf.

 

Have you been watching the 4th season?Missed it so far, unfortunately. I need a TiVo badly.

Arrived today. :mischief

 

 

I hope you enjoy it. If you don't, then there's something wrong with you.

 

The opening scene is one of my favorite scenes ever. Plot-wise, it has nothing to do with the rest of the series, but it's a great way of setting the whole thing up. And just FYI, the scene is lifted straight from Simon's book Homicide, which is a non-fiction account of a year in the Baltimore PD Homicide Dept. So, in other words, the dialogue is real.

 

And it may take 3-4 episodes for you to get hooked, just because there's so much to set up and only so much time to get everything going in the first couple episodes. Omar, who is perhaps the most compelling character in the whole show, doesn't even show up until episode 3 or 4.

 

Omar is a beast, he is byfar my favorite character.