The cable network, which recently launched rookie series Perception, has ordered 10 more episodes of the Noah Wyle-led sci-fi drama. Season three is scheduled to premiere in summer 2013.
...Thus far this season, Falling Skies has averaged roughly 4 million viewers per episode in its Sunday time slot.
The show has actually trimmed out a lot of the soap opera romance and family bathos and is sticking more to the hardcore war strategy and action stuff which is way better. Less fomulaic fluff, more content.
Thanks for the tip but this is interesting as my HR44-500 had it in the list. My SL is set to first run only so that flag is not the issue, I suppose they could have fixed the guide date between your post and mine..
Gave up on this show near the end of last season. I just had a hard time getting past how much I really could care or less about the main characters, they just really bored me. I found myself wishing that they would focus more on some of the "part-time" characters who seemed much more interesting. In any case glad to see it's still going for those who are enjoying it, it's always good to have sci-fi shows surviving out there, even if this one isn't particularly my thing.
No question the main characters are pretty weak. They were helped some with that recent false-memory flashback show where you got to see whole new sides of some of them. But overall, far too generic and bland. Pope is the only guy who stands out from the crowd, and his continual pissed-off stance almost seems like he's about to explode at his fellow actors and characters about how insipid they are. "Can somebody ONCE do or say something that's not entirely predictable?!"
For me the sci-fi EFX are pretty good and now the mystery of the big gun and all is carrying me along.
Yeah, it was like they just realized they were picked up for another season and said now what do we do story wise? Disappointed with the finally for sure
I completely agree, and the 2 options are rather obvious.
Had the series ended, the Volm would be shown as true friends of mankind and after destroying the Espheni (sp?) grid would have helped wipe out the rest of the Espheni. Instead, since the series was renewed we get man being shuffled off to Brazil and a mystery as to what the Volm are going to do.
Yeah, it was like they just realized they were picked up for another season and said now what do we do story wise? Disappointed with the finally for sure
I like this show a lot but I am getting sick and tired of the way they are disrespecting our flag using it as a tarp to provide shade and rain protection.
I hate cliff hangers! I like the way it ended. It was an ending, yet left things open to tell more story.
The volm, or what ever they are called, are friends of humans. The last thing they said to each other was that they are sworn to protect the indigenous life. Then again ... that might have meant humans are bad for the "indigenous" life and they are here to remove us. That could lead to finding out humans were placed on earth by one or another of the races. We could be a "herd" animal the fishheads put here to harvest later/now.
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