I very much liked LOST and The Leftovers.
Looking for a new series to start and a few over time on here have mentioned - Fringe.
Most recently yourself and you are giving it huge praise.
Watched the first 2 episodes and I presume it hugely improves? Ha.
It’s pretty corny so far. I’m happy to go along with the silliness but I’m hoping it gets a bit better? I’ll stick with it though.
It’s sort of like the X-Files.
Not watched Fringe for a while, but I remember the earlier episodes being more focused on a 'monster of the week' formulaic kinda thing whilst introducing the main characters. Then it got awesome and stayed that way.
Watched it earlier this year. A very interesting premise and well executed.Try watching Archive 81.
Netflix keeps cancelling the shows I like :-(.I enjoyed this a lot, it's a pity it got cancelled
And really good ending for a Season 2, but Netflix suits blinked.Watched it earlier this year. A very interesting premise and well executed.
I'll need to give it a try, my issues with French TV shows is I compare them all to Engrenages and naturally they all fade in comparison to it.I like my European crime series and just started the new French series Blood Coast on Netflix. Promising.
I loved fringe and watched it because I had enjoyed Person of Interest with Jim Caviezel and Michael Emerson and someone recomended that as similar but better.'Fringe' is one of my favourite shows ever. 'Walter' is a HOOT for one!
But, that aside, the first series does run into formulaic issues as it tries to keep viewers on-side and within a trusted framework.
It's genius comes when it leaves that space after the first series and becomes more adventurous in its thought process.
I like shows that are not afraid to be different.