I keep waiting for someone like HBO or Apple to pick this up as a series, because I think it's got great potential to make a stellar show. Especially with how I picture the visuals.
Though part of me also hopes they don't, so I can continue to enjoy it without them inevitably doing a bad job...
There's a quote in a book I like along those lines, that goes: "First of all, we are all time travellers. The vast majority of us manage only one day per day."
Cured down near the train station is pretty neat, we don't have many waterside cafes/bars/restaurants etc. (aside from the Canal House etc.), so it's nice to have somewhere to sit on the waterfront and chill out with a nice bite and a drink.
Other than that, I'm really struggling to think of places that are 'novel/unique' etc... We need more funky places.
Early Doors is another one I recommend to people who like Detectorists. Another slow burn, slice of life show. Definitely worth checking out :)
Not a TV show, but this ongoing series of shorts as if a video game are fantastic.. here's the first, see the rest on their reels/shorts
Reels: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3-8Kx7Jl0u
Shorts: https://youtube.com/shorts/VCYvmdgbDTY
I keep waiting for someone like HBO or Apple to pick this up as a series, because I think it's got great potential to make a stellar show. Especially with how I picture the visuals.
Though part of me also hopes they don't, so I can continue to enjoy it without them inevitably doing a bad job...
There's a quote in a book I like along those lines, that goes: "First of all, we are all time travellers. The vast majority of us manage only one day per day."
I've always really liked that
The planet where they first find the Harcesis baby, with the monk and Oma Desala
They definitely kept it in rotation, as I remember SG-2 was with them on Kheb
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Help him!
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Moya's starburst has always been one of my absolute favourite VFX scenes.
It's just such a visually great kind of hyperdrive!
Obligatory Bob Mortimer https://youtu.be/F21mTojMCAc
Damn, I knew I should have gone when I had the chance!
Cured down near the train station is pretty neat, we don't have many waterside cafes/bars/restaurants etc. (aside from the Canal House etc.), so it's nice to have somewhere to sit on the waterfront and chill out with a nice bite and a drink.
Other than that, I'm really struggling to think of places that are 'novel/unique' etc... We need more funky places.
Heroes.
Really unfortunate for the show that it was a victim of the writer's strike, because it had such great promise.