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i was expecting more of a horror/thriller -- but this seemed to be more of an episode of dawson's creek but with out the acting.
Every episode shows Zoey as the girl that every girl wants to be her best friend and that every boy wants to date.
This movie can best be described as a very long episode of a very bad sitcom.
please re-watch all 3 series and do not go see this movie, the trailer is completely misleading and the 3 weakest characters in the series stretch a badly thought out 25min TV episode into the most painful 2hrs of my life, truly an awful film.
The first episode just ended and I am appalled.
So, as far as I gather, this episode is trying to make a statement about how real-life villains are very bad people, and this is just as scary as the paranormal.
It was a prolonged episode of general hospital.
I happened to watch an episode of Bones first and then the Eleventh Hour.
There are bad ideas aplenty, along with a few good ones, and if you're in a charitable mood, you could look at 'The Final Frontier' the same way you would a so-so episode of the TV series.
He preferred the vision of Gene Coon over that of Gene Roddenberry; Coon was known for his work on the popular western series, 'The Wild Wild West.' Shatner also mentioned that a favorite Star Trek episode of his was 'A Piece of the Action,' a silly second-season episode co-written by Coon.
It is a complete waste of time to watch even 1 episode and one can't help but to express disgust and pity why Rowen had portrayed himself as such a 2-dimensional, unfunny and ridiculous character.
Or pity yourself why you had even bother to watch an episode.
The actors are second rate, take the "Bad Guy" played by Patrick Kilpatrick (who?) exactly he has appeared in one episode of everything on TV and some secondary roles in poor movies (like this one).
The result is like every single episode of "Columbo" or "murder she wrote".
The director himself refers to the hackney story by showing the police officer watching an episode of Matlock!
About one-third of each episode is dedicated to Flash Gordon and his "mighty" fight moves.
Basically every episode has scenes similar to that.
As for the rest of the episode, there's not much else I remember.
This whole production ran kind of like a high school troupe doing an episode of "Murder She Wrote".
I saw the episode about living on minimum wage.
It went as far as an Oprah Winfrey's appearance for the said episode.
Complaining throughout the episode isn't a humbling thing for him.
At least it is with this episode.
As another reviewer has stated, this episode is particularly drab and unstylish, with little to suggest that "the Professor" really is back in the 1860s.
The film has the political and emotional sophistication of an episode of Upstairs and Downstairs.
I have been watching "LOST" with my family since the first episode, it used to be great.
The last season it was very disappointing, it seems as if they (writers)don't know what to do with the show, so, they keep trying to make it up for it by stretching one story line in a whole episode.
First of all, he (Santoro) only appears for 30 seconds in each episode.
But the real problem is with the story line, THERE IS NOTHING REALLY HAPPENING, each episode could be shown in 15 minutes.
We watch each episode waiting for something that never happens; I am not asking that every secret be revealed at once, but how about some variation in the story lines?
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