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[Plem]

Um Georgetown tuts mir etwas leid. Aber eigentlich auch nur wegen Wolk. Was ist eigentlich aus Rookies geworden? Wurde das bestellt? Und diese Märchenserie mit Jennifer Morrison? Und diese Cop/Magie-Serie mit den ganzen BSG-Darstellern?

[Donnie]

Aber eigentlich auch nur wegen Wolk.

Der sieht so gut aus, der findet einen neuen Job.

Was ist eigentlich aus Rookies geworden? Wurde das bestellt?

Bisher noch nicht, aber da kommt sicherlich noch was.

Und diese Märchenserie mit Jennifer Morrison?

Ja.

Und diese Cop/Magie-Serie mit den ganzen BSG-Darstellern?

Die ist schon seit Wochen tot.

[Plem]

Ok, danke für die Infos. In letzter Zeit war das ganze Geschehen so chaotisch, ich hab vollkommen den Überblick verloren.

[Donnie]

http://www.deadline.com/2011/05/surpris ... -up-by-cw/

Yes. Sarah wieder im Fernsehen! Jetzt muss die Serie nur noch gut sein. Wobei ich mir Sorgen um das stark reduzierte Budget mache. Außerdem schade: Da die Serie bei TheCW laufen wird, wird Sarah wohl wieder überall ignoriert und belächelt werden. Dabei wollte ich doch, dass sie wieder ein anerkannter "Star" wird.

Edit:
The Ringer zu The CW ist natürlich witzig, Donnies feuchter Traum wird wahr und das obwohl die Show keine Chance bei CBS hatte.

Locke & Key wäre mir aber lieber gewesen. Wäre cool, wenn das noch von einem anderen Sender übernommen werden würde.

Aber wir müssen bedenken, the-Devil-Ostroff ist weg, wahrscheinlich war das der verzweifelte versuch von Pedowitz (still not over THAT name), zumindest etwas halbwegs sendebares auf den Sender zu bekommen :lol:

War Pedowitz nicht der Namensgeber für Piz bei Veronica Mars?

Der Pick-Up ist schon witzig. Damit wird der ganze CW-Plan nochmal durcheinander gewirbelt und hoffentlich entwickelt Pedowitz bessere und vielschichtigere Shows für TheCW. Ich kann es nicht glauben, dass es nächstes Jahr doch eine Serie auf TheCW geben wird, die ich schauen werde. Das hatte ich seit dem Ende von Veronica Mars nicht mehr!

Na dann muss ich wohl bis Montag warten. Hoffe das noch eines der beiden Dramen - halt Touch oder Exit Strategy - wenigstens für die Midseason geordert wird. Bisher schauts nämlich recht Mau aus bei Fox, was mein Interesse betrifft.

Exit Strategy und Touch wurden von Deadline und co noch nicht als tot bezeichnet, genauso wie 2 andere Comedy-Piloten (einer davon ist von Rob Thomas). Da kann durchaus noch was kommen. Zumal "Touch" nicht mal einen Piloten gedreht hat. Wenn der nächste Woche noch bestellt wird, dann nur um Kiefer Sutherland glücklich zu machen und selbst wenn er nächste Woche nicht bestellt wird, dann wird FOX wohl den Dreh der Pilotfolge abwarten, was schlau wäre.

Und das Absetzen geht weiter: http://www.tvline.com/2011/05/breaking- ... ers-and-v/

Das ist für mich in gewisser Weise die größte Überraschung der diesjährigen Upfronts. Hätte echt gedacht, dass ABC die Serie noch mitschleift, aber anscheinend möchte der neue Boss aufräumen und frisch starten.

http://www.deadline.com/2011/05/abc-sta ... nd-apt-23/

ABC picked up a third new comedy, Chris Moynihan's Man Up.

The last comedy pilots to get the nod at ABC today are Suburgatory and the cross-dressing Work It. Another buzzed about pilot, Smothered, has not been picked up but remains in contention. Among those that are not moving forward is Other People's Kids.

Oh Mann, die haben den Crossdressing-Quark wirklich bestellt. 1950 hat grad angerufen. Es will seine Sitcom-Ideen zurück. :lol:

Das neue Cavemen. Schön, dass man uns wieder eine neue Serienbestellung gibt, über die man jahrelang lachen darf. :twisted:

EXCLUSIVE: Sarah Michelle Gellar's 'Ringer' To Get Picked Up By CW, Disney Pulls Out

UPDATE: I hear ABC Studios, which co-produced the pilot for Ringer with CBS Studios, is pulling out, citing that it cannot produce a series for the economics of the CW. This is ironic, as CW's new president Mark Pedowitz is the former head of ABC Studios. Under him, ABC Studios produced the CW series Reaper.

Ähm.. ja - was bedeutet das jetzt für die Serie? :shock:

Das bedeutet, dass es Probleme bei der Finanzierung der Serie geben könnte.
Übrigens merkte TheDailyBeast folgendes an:

While some announcements are essentially set in stone, there are still a number of elements in flux at the moment. One case in point: Former Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Sarah Michelle Gellar's noir thriller Ringer, which had been originally developed for CBS. While it was reported that Ringer would move to the CW, it emerged late Friday that it was not a done deal. While the CW is said to be considering the pilot, the network has yet to close a deal to order it to series.

Also ist Ringer noch nicht fix.

List Of ABC & NBC's Pilots That Are Dead

I've been reporting these and dribs and drabs but here is a full list:

ABC: DRAMAS Identity, Hallelujah, Grace, Georgetown, Poe, Partners. COMEDIES: My Freakin' Family, Other People's Kids, Bad Mom, Lost & Found.

NBC: DRAMAS Wonder Woman, Reconstruction, A Mann's World, Metro, 17the Precinct; COMEDIES: Brave New World, I Hate That I Love You, Untitled Kari Lizer, Lovelives, My Life As An Experiment, Family Practice (aka Dan Goor)

Da ist jetzt nichts dabei, was mich sonderlich interessiert hätte.

[Donnie]

WHO IS STILL ALIVE?
'Exit Strategy' Taps Ken Olin As Co-Showrunner; 'Family Album' Eyes Midseason Order & More


Between the VIP section of newly picked up series and the pilot of rejected pilots is the no man's land of pilots that are neither dead nor picked up yet. Here is a rundown on what is still alive and which dead pilots are looking for life elsewhere:

EXIT STRATEGY: Fox passing on the Ethan Hawke-starring action drama pilot was one of the biggest surprises on Tuesday when Fox made its series pickups. But the project, from 20th TV and Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman's K/O Paper Products, is very much alive at the network for a possible midseason order. Veteran director-producer Ken Olin has come on board to help with the retooling of the project. He worked with Orci and Kurtzman on Alias where he also met K/O president Heather Kadin, then an ABC exec. Olin is expected to serve as co-showrunner if Exit Strategy is picked up to series. The pilot has been praised for the look established by director Antoine Fuqua but I hear that Fox brass felt the action needed to be infused with more character. Olin is already pitching ideas to do that, working alongside creator David Guggenheim who comes from the feature world and has no TV experience. Besides Hawke, a rare bona fide movie star to agree to do a broadcast series, Exit Strategy has something else going for it - the huge popularity surrounding Seal Team Six, the elite group that killed Osama bin Laden. On the show, Hawke leads a similar team dispatched around the world on clandestine rescue operations. "Everyone will be pitching Seal Team 6 series for next season, and we already have one ready to go," one insider said.

FAMILY ALBUM: The single-camera family comedy directed by Shawn Levy and starring Mike O'Malley was also initially poised for retooling, and Fox asked producing studio 20th TV to film a second episode. But I now hear that the pilot is on track for a midseason order, which may come as early as next week.

LITTLE IN COMMON: The other Fox family comedy pilot left in contention. I hear the project, which stars Rob Corddry and Kevin Hart, will probably go on a slower track and will undergo some reworking for midseason consideration. Ditto on yet another family comedy, ABC's SMOTHERED. starring Marcia Gay Harden and Adam Arkin.

LOCKE & KEY: the high-profile horror pilot, which Fox passed on, is being shopped to cable networks - both premium and basic - by 20th TV's cable division Fox 21. The instant interest stems from the fact that Locke & Key is a pre-sold title as it is based on Joe Hill's graphic novel.

Also shopped to cable is Stephen Gaghan's sprawling drama pilot METRO, which didn't make the cut at NBC. There is also talk about taking another NBC pilot, Michael Patrick King's A MANN's WORLD, to cable.

http://www.deadline.com/2011/05/who-is- ... rder-more/

[Theologe]

Das wärs doch Locke & Key und Metro gehen ins Cable, Exit Strategy wird für die Midseason bestellt und alle sind glücklich.

[little_big_man]

Da hat man mal einen Abend kein Internet (scheiss Provider!) und schon geht die Post richtig ab. Das war gestern ja ein richtiges Massaker kombiniert mit tonnenweise Neubestellungen.

V und Mr. Sunshine sind damit von meiner Watchlist gestrichen, denn erstere hat kein Ende (oder bin ich da falsch informiert?) und zweitere ist einfach zu kurz, als dass ich damit anfangen würde.

Dass ich bei allen Neustarts der Networks immer zuerst ein Jahr abwarte hat sich in dieser Season wirklich gelohnt, denn so wenig ist wohl noch in keinem Jahr übrig geblieben von den Neulingen. Waren es zu Beginn wohl über 40 neue Serien, bei denen ich an geschätzen 30 sicher mal potentiell Interesse gehabt hätte, so sind nach dem gestrigen wegfallen von Mr. Sunshine und Outsourced gerade mal noch mickrige 4 ( :shock: ) Serien aus dieser Season übrig geblieben auf meiner Watchlist und selbst diese Liste könnte sich nochmals halbieren:
- Nikita (offiziell noch immer nicht verlängert)
- The Event (aber nur wenn die Serie abgeschlossen ist...weiss man da schon etwas?)
- Happy Endings
- Raising Hope

Das ist wirklich mehr als mickrig, aber trotzdem bin ich froh, meine Zeit nicht unnötig an 20-25 weitere Serien verschwendet zu haben, nur um bei allen enttäuscht zu werden...

[Plem]

V und Mr. Sunshine sind damit von meiner Watchlist gestrichen, denn erstere hat kein Ende (oder bin ich da falsch informiert?)

Nein, bist du nicht. Die Serie endet mit mehreren Cliffhangern.

[Donnie]

Hier mal ein Überblick über die Serien, die bisher bestellt wurden:

ABC

APARTMENT 23 (Single-Cam)
Cast: ·Dreama Walker, Eric Andre as Mark, James Van Der Beek, Krysten Ritter, Michael Blaiklock
June (Dreama Walker) moves to Manhattan for a dream job and the perfect company apartment, only to have them disappear in a puff of reality, thanks to a CEO from the Bernie Madoff School of Embezzlement. Deep in debt and out on the streets, June scrambles to land a gig and a place to live. It seems that her luck has turned around when she gets hired at a coffee shop and finds Chloe (Krysten Ritter): a charming, vivacious roommate ... with the morals of a pirate. She swindles June out of all her savings, but she and her snarky friend James Van Der Beek (yes, that James Van Der Beek) soon learn that just because June's naive, she isn't stupid. June ingeniously turns the tables on Chloe, who's so shocked about being scammed herself that she decides to pull June into her colorful band of friends. But, not before she sleeps with June's fiancé Stephen - in order to show June that he's a cheater. Sure, it's all dysfunctional, bizarre, and overwhelming, but so is New York City. And with the help of Chloe and the other oddballs around her, June might just learn the survival secrets she needs to make it there. Executive producer/director Jason Winer (Modern Family) and writer Nahnatchka Khan American Dad create a hilarious, contemporary female Odd Couple surrounded by an outrageous ensemble cast. Apartment 23 is a sexy, subversive comedy that will steal your heart.

CHARLIE'S ANGELS
Cast:Annie Ilonzeh, Minka Kelly, Rachel Taylor, Ramon Rodriguez, Robert Wagner
Everyone deserves a second chance. Even a thief, a street racer and a cop who got in a little too deep. After all, the three women who solve cases for their elusive boss Charlie Townsend are no saints - they're angels ... Charlie's Angels. This big, loud, fun take on the 1970's smash hit series introduces us to three new angels, all fearless operatives, head-turning beauties and close friends. There's Abby (Rachael Taylor) a Park Avenue Princess who became a world-class thief. Then there's Kate (Annie Ilonzeh), a Miami cop who fell from grace, losing both her career and her fiancé. Finally there's Gloria, a disgraced army lieutenant who has a way with explosives. When one of the angels' missions ends in Gloria's tragic death, Charlie persuades them to partner with Gloria's childhood friend, Eve (Minka Kelly), a street racer with a mysterious past. They may not know each other yet, but one thing's for sure - Abby, Kate and Eve will always have each others' backs. Leonard Goldberg (the original Charlie's Angels) and Drew Barrymore (the Charlie's Angels movies) join forces with Alfred Gough and Miles Millar (Smallville) to deliver the adrenaline rush of the season. Set in scorching-hot Miami, Charlie's Angels delivers nonstop big screen action. With the help of Bosley 2.0 (Ramon Rodriguez), their hot, young technical expert, and the guidance of their enigmatic boss Charlie (Robert Wagner), these angels are an unstoppable crime fighting force.

GOOD CHRISTIAN BELLES
Cast:· Annie Potts, Kristin Chenoweth, Leslie Bibb, Brad Beyer, Jennifer Aspen, David James Elliott, Marisol Nichols, Mark Deklin, Miriam Shor
Twenty years ago, Amanda Vaughn was the queen bee of Highland Park Texas, but now she's got to pay for her sins. An original mean girl, Amanda (Leslie Bibb) used to terrorize the less attractive and less popular. After her husband gets busted for a Ponzi scheme and then dies in sensationalized circumstances, Amanda has to return to Dallas in disgrace and start her life again. Will the good Christian bitches of her hometown welcome her with open arms ... or stab her in the back? No one in Highland Park is a saint, but that doesn't mean they can't have a heart. As Amanda and her teenage kids try to adjust to their new circumstances, the ladies of Highland Park alternate between sympathy and scheming. Based on Kim Gatlin's hit book, Good Christian Bitches, Robert Harling (Steel Magnolias) is adapting and executive producing along with Darren Star (Sex and the City) to bring this sexy, salacious new drama home to roost.

LAST MAN STANDING (Multi-Cam)
Cast: Tim Allen, Alexandra Krosney, Hector Elizondo, Kaitlyn Dever, Molly Ephraim, Nancy Travis, Shirley Rumierk
Men may have built civilizations, invented the locomotive, the car, bacon western cheeseburgers, and ESPN, but they're about to find out that it's not a man's world anymore. Tim Allen is back in the most hotly anticipated comedy of the season, Tim. You can't get manlier than Tim. He works for an outdoor sporting goods store, drives a truck, and drinks beer. Unfortunately for Tim, being a guy isn't where it's at anymore. Modern day women are bringing their A-game. They're outperforming men in every area - school, work, and home. Tim is completely secure in his manhood, but he's about to discover that he's got some serious competition. Tim's wife Vanessa is a former stay-at-home-mom who is now a bigwig with a recent promotion to Vice President. His twenty-two-year-old daughter Kristin works multiple jobs to save up for a house. Meanwhile, his slacker son Howie just plays videogames and can't keep up at school. Even when Tim puts his best foot forward, he usually ends up stepping in it. His dating advice to his youngest daughter Eve results in her accidently putting her crush in the hospital, and his attempt to help Howie at school gets him put in "special" classes. With Tim's boss retiring and promoting Tim to President of his sporting goods company, Tim is up for the challenge. But when his boss hires his niece to be the company's new CEO, will Tim be man enough to deal with a young, female supervisor? Written by Jack Burditt (30 Rock) who will also be executive producing along with Night at the Museum director Shawn Levy, Marty Adelstein, and Becky Clements, this multi-camera family comedy is a modern day All in the Family about a quintessential American man who is trying to reclaim his rightful place in his home and in the workplace.

MAN UP! (Single-Cam)
Cast: Amanda Detmer, Christopher Moynihan, Dan Fogler, Henry Simmons, Jake Johnson, Mather Zickel, Teri Polo
Will's grandfather fought in WWII. Will's father fought in Vietnam. Will plays Call of Duty on his PS3 and drinks non-dairy hazelnut creamer. So what happened to all the real men? They're still here - they just smell like pomegranate body wash now. Meet Will (Mather Zickel). His evolved, sensitive nature is why his awesome wife Theresa (Teri Polo) married him. But Will and his friends find themselves wondering - in a world of Axe ads and manscaping - what does it really mean to be a guy anymore? Will is more interested in finding the perfect gift for his son Nathan's (Jake Johnson) thirteenth birthday than in doing his job selling insurance, sensitive soul Craig (Christopher Moynihan) still pines for his college ex Lisa, and Kenny (Dan Fogler) clamps down on his anger and asks himself "What would Tobey Maquire do?" when his ex Bridgette (Amanda Detmer) starts seeing a guy known as "the barracuda" (Henry Simmons). But after Craig crashes Lisa's wedding to try to win her back, they all learn that unleashing the manly man within can get them into some seriously sticky situations. In the vein of The Hangover, Man Up is the virile new comedy from writer/producer/actor Christopher Moynihan (100 Questions), executive producer Victor Fresco (Better off Ted), and director Beth McCarthy Miller (SNL, 30 Rock), that follows the struggles of three modern male archetypes as they search for their identities and try to prove that "real men" really can use hazelnut creamer.

MISSING (10)
Cast: Adriano Giannini, Ashley Judd, Cliff Curtis, Sean Bean, Tereza Vorísková
ABC's highly anticipated new drama series starring Ashley Judd ("Double Jeopardy," "Kiss the Girls"). Exotic locations and thrilling twists will keep viewers riveted in this story of a mother whose son suddenly disappears while studying abroad, and of the surprising events that reveal just how far she'll go to find him and bring him back home. The series will begin with 10 episodes, and comes from writer Gregory Poirier ("National Treasure: Book of Secrets") and executive producers Gina Matthews and Grant Scharbo ("The Gates"). How far would you go to save the only thing you have left in the world? After CIA Agent Paul Winstone (Sean Bean, "Game of Thrones") was murdered, his wife, Becca (Judd), and their son, Michael, struggled to rebuild their lives. Now, 10 years later, Michael goes missing under suspicious circumstances, and Becca will do anything it takes to find him. From the time Michael was just 8 years old and witnessed his father's death, Becca has been overprotective. But she couldn't say no to Michael's amazing opportunity to study in Rome. Just a few weeks into his trip, however, Michael disappears. Becca flies to Rome for answers, but no one takes her seriously -- so she takes matters into her own hands. Becca isn't just a mother looking for her son; both she and Michael's father were CIA agents, so whoever took Michael has messed with the wrong mother. Still, if Becca wants to find her son alive, it will take all of her resourcefulness, skill and determination, and she'll have to rely on old friends and reopen old wounds. But a mother's love knows no limits.

ONCE UPON A TIME
Cast: Ginnifer Goodwin, Jamie Dornan, Jared Gilmore, Jennifer Morrison, Josh Dallas, Lana Parilla, Raphael Sbarge, Robert Carlyle
Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz (Lost, Tron) invite you to a bold new vision of the world where fairytales and the modern day are about to collide. Emma Swan (Jennifer Morrison) knows how to take care of herself. She's a 28-year-old bail bonds collector who's been on her own ever since she was abandoned as a baby. But when the son she gave up years ago finds her, everything will change. Henry (Jared Gilmore) is 10 years old now and in desperate need of Emma's help. Henry believes that Emma actually comes from an alternate world ... and is Prince Charming (Josh Dallas) and Snow White's (Ginnifer Goodwin) missing daughter. According to his book of fairytales, they sent her away to protect her from the Evil Queen's (Lana Parilla) curse, which trapped the fairytale world forever, frozen in time. Of course Emma doesn't believe a word, but when she brings Henry back to Storybrooke, she finds herself drawn to this unusual boy and his strange New England town. Concerned for Henry, she decides to stay for a while, but she soon suspects that Storybrooke is more than it seems. It's a place where magic has been forgotten, but is still powerfully close ... where fairytale characters are alive, even though they don't remember who they once were - including the Evil Queen who is now Henry's foster mother. The epic battle for the future of all worlds is beginning, but for good to win, Emma will have to accept her destiny and fight like hell. Brace yourself for a modern fable with thrilling twists and hints of darkness. Brimming with wonder, and filled with the magic of our most beloved fairytales, Once Upon A Time is a fitting follow up to Lost from two master storytellers.

PAN AM
Cast: Christina Ricci, Jonah Lotan, Karine Vanasse, Kelli Garner, Margot Robbie, Michael Mosley, Annabelle Wallis
Welcome to the Jet Age. It's 1963 and the whole world is on the brink of a cultural revolution. WWII is history, the Cold War is just getting warmed up and big changes are in the air. In this modern world, air travel represents the height of luxury, and Pan Am is the biggest name in the business. The planes are glamorous, the pilots are rock stars and the stewardesses are the most desirable women in the world. Not only are these flyboys and girls young and good looking; to represent Pan Am, they also have to be educated, cultured and refined. They're trained to handle everything from in-air emergencies to unwanted advances - all without rumpling their pristine uniforms or mussing their hair. There's Dean (Jonah Lotan) - a cocky and ambitious new pilot, the first of a new breed not trained in the war. Against company policy, he's dating Bridget, a motherly beauty with a mysterious past. Rebellious bohemian Maggie (Christina Ricci) buttons up for work so she can see the world. Rounding out the crew is flirtatious Colette (Karine Vanasse), the adventurous Kate (Kelli Garner) and finally there's Laura (Margot Robbie) - Kate's beauty queen sister who recently fled a life of domestic boredom to take to the skies. Passion, jealousy, espionage. They do it all and they do it at 30,000 feet. Mad Men's style meets Grey's Anatomy's entanglements in this thrilling and highly original new drama from producer Nancy Hult Ganis (a former stewardess), writer Jack Orman (ER) and director Tommy Schlamme (The West Wing).


REVENGE
Cast: Amber Valletta, Ashley Madekwe, Christa B. Allen, Connor Paolo, Emily VanCamp, Gabriel Mann, Henry Czerny, Joshua Bowman, Madeleine Stowe, Nich Wechsler
Welcome to the Hamptons, a glittering world of incredible wealth and privilege, where smiles hide secrets - and nothing is colder than revenge. It's easy to see why the Hamptons are so exclusive. But no matter how guarded they are, they can't keep the truth out forever. Meet Emily Thorne (Emily Van Camp), a sexy beauty hell-bent on a mission of revenge. When she moves in, everyone wonders about the new girl, but she knows everything about them, including who they are and what they did to her family. Years ago, they took everything from her. Now, one by one, she's going to make them pay. When it comes to revenge, money is no object, because only an eye for an eye will ever make things right. Emily's main target is Victoria (Madeleine Stowe), a powerful and cunning woman who holds the key to Emily's past ... and perhaps her future. As we flash back and forth between the past and the present, Emily tries to ignore ties to her old life. Whatever the danger, Emily refuses to be distracted from her mission. When everything you love has been taken, revenge is all you have left. Executive produced by Wyck Godfrey and Marty Bowen (Twilight), written by Mike Kelley (Swingtown) and directed by Philip Noyce (Salt), this sweeping multi-generation soap is a modern day retelling of The Count of Monte Cristo from a female perspective. Get a glimpse into the lives of the filthy rich and the people who serve them in this scorching new thriller that asks: if someone stole everything from you, how far would you go to get revenge?

RIVER, THE
Cast: Bruce Greenwood, Daniel Zacapa, Eloise Mumford, Jeff Galfer, Joe Anderson, Leslie Hope, Paul Blackthorne, Paulina Gaitan, Shaun Parkes, Thomas Kretschmann
The creators of Paranormal Activity join forces with DreamWorks and Michael Green (Heroes, Kings) for a riveting new thriller that takes you deep into the unknown, where the only thing darker than family secrets is the mystery at the heart of the Amazon - mystery that may just have you believe there's magic out there. Famed explorer Dr. Emmet Cole (Bruce Greenwood) went looking for magic deep in the uncharted Amazon and never returned. Now, the shocking truth about his disappearance is out there, somewhere, just waiting to be discovered. To the millions of kids who grew up watching his nature show, Dr. Cole was a hero. To his own son Lincoln (Joe Anderson), he was more of an enigma. Now, six months after he vanished, Lincoln is finally ready to bury the past when Dr. Cole's emergency beacon suddenly goes off. At the urging of his mother Tess (Leslie Hope), Lincoln reluctantly joins her on a search for his father. To fund the rescue, they agree to let Dr. Cole's cagey ex-producer Clark (Paul Blackthorne) film the mission documentary-style. The mixed crew of old friends and new acquaintances includes the sexy and resourceful Lena (Eloise Mumford), loyal mechanic Emilio (Daniel Zacapa) and lethal bodyguard Captain Kurt Brynildson (Thomas Kretschmann). Once they find The Magus, the real adventure begins. In the search for Dr. Cole, they will encounter a scary new mystery each week, while struggling with their own personal jealousies, insecurities, secrets and desires. As they venture further into the Amazon, away from the world they know, the crew of The Magus will discover a place where one bad decision can be fatal, and where powerful magic is as real as science.

SCANDAL
Cast: Kerry Washington, Darby Stanchfield, Guillermo Diaz, Henry Ian Cusick, Jeff Perry, Katie Lowes, Liza Weil, Columbus Short, Tony Goldwyn
When you get into trouble - life-ruining, headline-making trouble - there's only one person to call ... Olivia Price. Olivia (Kerry Washington) is a professional Fixer who makes problems go away before anyone even knows they exist. For the moneyed, the powerful and even the President, Olivia is a legend in her field. Her spectacular success is mostly due to her unbreakable rule of always trust your gut. No matter how careful you are, when you do damage control for a living, you're bound to cause some damage to your own life. She and her crew eat, sleep, live and breathe crisis. It's a major adrenaline rush, but forget relationships ... well, at least outside relationships. Each week, as the team races against the clock to defuse intriguing new problems before they become full-blown disasters, they also have to deal with their own personal issues. They may call themselves 'gladiators in suits', but little by little, Olivia and her crew begin to reveal the chinks in their armor. Creator Shonda Rhimes delivers an insider's guide to the backrooms and bedrooms of the rich and powerful, making Scandal the most hotly anticipated drama of the year - and one that is sure to have everyone talking.

SUBURGATORY (Single-Cam)
Cast: Alan Tudyk, Allie Grant, Ana Gasteyer, Carly Chaikin, Cheryl Hines, Jane Levy, Jeremy Sisto
Single father George only wants the best for his sixteen-year-old daughter Tessa. So when he finds a box of condoms on her nightstand, he moves them out of their apartment in New York City to a house in the suburbs. But all Tessa sees is the horror of over-manicured lawns and plastic Franken-moms. Being in the 'burbs can be hell, but it also may just bring Tessa and George closer than they've ever been. Tessa (Jane Levy) and George (Jeremy Sisto) have been on their own ever since Tessa's Mom pulled a Kramer vs. Kramer before Tessa was potty trained. So far, George has done a pretty good job of raising Tessa without a maternal figure in their lives, but suddenly he's feeling a little out of his league. So it's goodbye New York City and hello suburbs. At first Tessa is horrified by the big-haired, fake-boobed mothers and their sugar-free Red Bull-chugging kids, but little by little, she and her dad begin finding a way to survive on the clean streets of the 'burbs. Sure, the neighbors might smother you with love while their kids stare daggers at your back, but underneath all that plastic and caffeine they're really not half bad. Not as awesome as the trannies in their old 'hood, of course, but they do make a tasty pot roast. Emily Kapnek (Hung) writes and executive produces this bitingly ironic single-camera comedy that combines Juno's heightened reality with Father Knows Best's heart. Tessa and her Dad may be out of their element, but at least they've got each other. When you descend into Suburgatory, it's good to have backup.

WORK IT (Multi-Cam)
Cast:· Amaury Nolasco, Ben Koldyke, Beth Lacke, John Carapulo, Kacie Lynch, Kate Reinders, Rebecca Mader, Kirstin Eggers, Rochelle Aytes
Looking for a job in today's economy can be a real drag. Take Lee Standish (Ben Koldyke), one-time breadwinner and current unemployment statistic. After being laid off, Lee will do anything it takes to support his family - even if it means putting on a skirt and heels. Ever since Lee and his best friend Angel (Amaury Nolasco) lost their jobs at the local Pontiac dealership, they've had to deal with a few cutbacks. Lee's wife Connie's salary is enough to pay the bills, but what about all the little extras in life - like vacations, dates, and cell phone service for their teenage daughter Kat? And is a gig at Astro Tacos really the best Angel can do? It looks like there's no place left for Lee and Angel but their local bar - the last stronghold of masculinity. Their luck changes when Lee overhears a cute drug rep saying that there are plenty of jobs at her company ... for women. Desperate times call for desperate measures. So Lee raids his wife's wardrobe and struts into Fleming Pharmaceutical Company as "Lee" - an awkward, man-ish sales rep with killer credentials and a really sad handbag. His new boss Vanessa is so wowed by his job performance, he's also able to swing a job for his friend Angel, who hopefully may be able to learn how to connect more with women now that he's had to become one himself. Steady employment is great, but there are other perks to their new gig, too. Being a woman makes Lee a better husband and kick-starts Angel's transformation from a womanizer into a respectful, standup guy. Work It is a modern day buddy comedy in the hilarious tradition of Bosom Buddies and Some Like It Hot. From Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen (Friends) and director Beth McCarthy Miller (30 Rock), this outrageous multi-camera comedy isn't afraid to go where no man has gone before.

CBS

Person Of Interest
Cast:Jim Caviezel, Michael Emerson, Kevin Chapman, TAraji P. Henson and Natalie Zea (as Guest Star)
"Interest," from Warner Bros. Television and Bad Robot Productions, tracks an ex-CIA agent (Jim Caviezel), presumed dead, who is recruited by a crazy billionaire (Michael Emerson) to help fight crime in New York City.

Two Broke Girls (Multi-Cam)
Cast: Kat Dennings, Matthew Moy, Beth Behrs, Garret Morris as Earl
Comedy about two struggling waitresses at a brooklyn diner who aspire to open their own cupcake shop. Everything takes place at the Williamsburg diner in Brooklyn, where Max (Dennings) waits tables. After her lovable boss, Han, finds out the only other waitress in the dumpy, '80s-themed restaurant is fired for "servicing" the Russian Mafia, newbie waitress Carolline (Behrs) comes in and Max is forced to show her the ropes. After Max finds out Caroline is the daughter of a famed (and now jailed) New York ponzi scheme mastermind and is spending her nights sleeping on the subway, Max invites her into her apartment, where Max's sleazy boyfriend hits on her.

TheCW

Ringer (unconfirmed)
Cast: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ioan Gruffudd, Mike Colter, Tara Summers, Kristoffer Polaha, Nestor Carbonell
Sarah Michelle Gellar’s latest television project, the noir-tinged suspense thriller Ringer, in which the former Buffy star plays two very different roles: a pair of diametrically opposite, estranged twin sisters, Siobhan and Bridget. When down-and-out Bridget goes on the lam from the mob and the FBI, she reconnects with her wealthy twin, Siobhan, in Manhattan, and ends up assuming her identity after Siobhan dies. But Siobhan had secrets of her own… not to mention some mightily powerful enemies as well. What follows is a taut serialized drama that explores questions of identity, self, and escapism as Bridget attempts to slip into her twin sister’s shoes, only to learn that the seemingly perfect life her sister was living was broken and dangerous.

FOX

Alcatraz
Cast: Jason Butler Harner, Honny Coyne, Jorge Garcia, Parminder Nagra, Robert Forster, Sam Neil, Santiago Cabrera, Sarah Jones
Drama about a group of missing alcatraz prisoners and guards who reappear in the present day and the efforts of a team of FBI agents to track them down and unravel the mystery behind their disappearance 30 years prior.

ALLEN GREGORY (7)
Voice Cast: Cristina Pucelli, French Stewart, Jonah Hill, Joy Osmanski, Nat Faxon, Will Forte
Allen Gregory is the world’s most celebrated seven-year-old embarking on the greatest challenge of his life: attending elementary school with regular kids. From 20th Century Fox Television and Chernin Entertainment, the animated series is written by Jonah Hill, Andrew Mogel and Jarrad Paul and will be executive produced by Hill, Mogel, Paul, Peter Chernin and Katherine Pope and will debut next season on FOX.

FINDER, THE
"Finder" stars Geoff Stults as Walter Sherman, a former Iraqi soldier with an uncanny gift to unearth anyone and anything. Hart Hanson penned the 20th Century Fox Television-based project, which was set up in an episode of "Bones" last month. Michael Clarke Duncan and Saffron Burrows also star.

I HATE MY TEENAGE DAUGHTER (Multi-Cam)
Cast: Aisha Dee, Chad Coleman, Eric Sheffer, Jaime Pressly, Katie Finneran, Kevin Rahm, Kristi Lauren, Rosa Blasi
"I Hate My Teenage Daughter" follows two divorced women (Jaime Pressly, Katie Finneran) who now have daughters (Kristi Lauren, Aisha Dee) just like the girls who picked on them in high school.

NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (6)
Voice Cast: Aaron Ruell, Diedrich Bader, Efran Ramirez, Jon Gries, Jon Heder, Sandy Martin, Tina Majorino
Based on the hit film and voiced by the film's original actors, NAPOLEON DYNAMITE is an animated comedy series that follows the misadventures of an awkward high school teenager and his quirky friends as they struggle to navigate life in rural Idaho. The series is from 20th Century Fox Television and producers Jared Hess, Jerusha Hess and Mike Scully and will debut next season on FOX.

NEW GIRL, THE
Cast: Hannah Simone, Zooey Deschanel, Max Greenfield, Jake M. Johnson as Cece Meyers
The New Girls stars Zooey Deschanel (Tin Man), a recently single, socially-awkward girl who moves in with three bachelors: bartender Nick (Jake M. Johnson, No Strings Attached), chubby personal trainer Coach (Damon Wayans Jr., Happy Endings), and model-looking Schmidt (Max Greenfield, Raising the Bar, Veronica Mars).

TERRA NOVA (13)
Cast:· Alana Mansour, Allison Miller, Christine Adams, Jason O'Mara, Landon Liboiron, Mido Hamada, Naomi Scott, Shelley Conn, Stephen Lang
The new epic family adventure series TERRA NOVA will now launch with its series premiere in fall 2011 on FOX, it was announced today by Kevin Reilly, President of Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company. "TERRA NOVA is one of the most ambitious television series ever produced," said Reilly. "The cutting-edge visual effects used to create the world of TERRA NOVA, which is of massive scope and scale, require more time to be realized. This aspect of the series is essential, so we are pushing back the special early preview date to give the visual effects team the time needed for their ground-breaking work." "The world of TERRA NOVA is visually stunning on multiple levels, and effects play an enormous part," said executive producer René Echevarria. "Premiering in the fall will give us the proper time to create a world never before seen on television." An epic family adventure 85 million years in the making, TERRA NOVA follows an ordinary family embarking on an incredible journey back in time to prehistoric Earth as a small part of a daring experiment to save the human race. In the year 2149 the world is dying. The planet is overdeveloped, overcrowded and overpolluted. With no known way to reverse the damage to the planet, scientists discover a portal to prehistoric Earth. This doorway leads to an amazing world, one that allows for a last-ditch effort to save the human race...a second chance to rebuild civilization and get it right this time.

NBC

The Playboy Club
Cast: Amber Heard, David Krumholtz, Eddie Cibrian,Jenna Dewan-Tatum, John Hoogenakker, Laura Benanti, Leah Cudmore, Naturi Naughton, Sean Maher, Wes Ramsey
The drama revolves around working-class bunnies (Amber Heard, Jenna Dewan) and the men who love them (Eddie Cibrian) in the 1960s, where crooners, mob bosses, politicians and Chicago's elite play. The drama, a 20th TV and Imagine production, counts Chad Hodge (Runaway) and Brian Grazer (Lie to Me, Friday Night Lights) among its executive producers. The pilot was directed by Alan Taylor (Game of Thrones). Working in its favor: name recognition -- and a vast empire of products, print and reality series to remind viewers about the show.

Awake (formerly REM)
Cast: B.D. Wong , Cherry Jones, Dylan Minnette, Jason Isaacs, Laura Allen, Michaela McManus, Steve Harris, Wilmer Valderrama
Lone Star creator Kyle Killen delivers another dual life drama, this time a procedural hybrid starring Jason Isaacs (Brotherhood) as a police detective who can't let go of any aspect of his fractured family after a car crash. Cherry Jones and Wilmer Valderrama co-star in the drama from 20th TV. Howard Gordon (24) executive produces with the pilot directed by David Slade (The Twilight Saga: Eclipse). The project, from 20th TV, is said to be both smart and compelling, though fears about its complexity have been raised.

Grimm
Cast: Bitsie Tulloch, David Giuntoli, Kate Burton, Reggie Lee, Russell Hornsby, Sasha Roiz, Silas Weir Mitchell
The dark cop drama with fantasy elements is set in a world in which Brothers Grimm fairy tales exist. David Greenwalt (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) & Jim Kouf (Ghost Whisperer) are writers and executive producers on the series, from UMS and Hazy Mills Productions. Marc Buckland (My Name is Earl) directed the pilot. It was one of two fantastical police dramas (17th Precinct was the other) the network was considering this development season.

Whitney (Multi-Cam)
Cast: Whitney Cummings, Zoe Lister, Beverly D'Angelo , Chris D'Elia, Maulik Pancholy, Rhea Seehorn
The multicamera comedy, from Universal Media Studios, is based on the stand-up comedy of Whitney Cummings and revolves around the ups and downs of a young couple in a committed relationship. Cummings penned the pilot and will executive produce with Betsy Thomas (My Boys), Scott Stuber (Your Highness), Quan Phung and Barry Katz (Good Luck Chuck). Andy Ackerman (Perfect Couples) directed the pilot. The series garned strong buzz in recent weeks, with network interest in femme-skewing comedies.

Up All Night (Single-Cam)
Cast: Christina Applegate, James Pumphrey, Maya Rudolph, Will Arnett
Another single-cam comedy that takes an irreverent look at parenthood through the point of view of an acerbic working mother (Christina Applegate) who never thought she'd be a mom, along with her stay-at-home husband (Will Arnett) and opinionated parents. Maya Rudolph co-stars in the UMS project. Spivey wrote the pilot and will executive produce along with Lorne Michaels (Saturday Night Live, 30 Rock). The combo of talent on and off camera was a major selling point.

Smash
Cast:Anjelica Huston, Brian d'Arcy James, Christian Borle, Debra Messing, Jack Davenport, Katharine McPhee, Megan Hilty, Raza Jaffrey
The musical drama, based on an idea by Steven Spielberg, revolves around a cross-section of characters (Debra Messing, Katharine McPhee) who work to put on a Broadway musical about Marilyn Monroe. Theresa Rebeck penned the pilot with Spielberg, Justin Flavey, Darryl Frank, Craig Zadan and Neil Meron on board as executive producers. Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman will contribute original songs. Smash, which many have dubbed Glee for adults, hails from UMS and DreamWorks TV. The project was said to be a sure thing all along. Working in its favor: Spielberg's engagement, a high-profile cast and the early involvement of NBC boss Bob Greenblatt, who developed the show while still at Showtime.

Prime Suspect
Cast: Maria Bello, Aidan Quinn, Brian O'Byrne, Joe Nieves, Kirk Acevedo, Tim Griffin, Toby Stephens
The adaptation of the British miniseries stars Maria Bello as a female detective who has to make her bones in a tough New York precinct dominated by men. The reboot counts Alex Cunningham, Peter Berg (Friday Night Lights), Sarah Aubrey and Julie Medel Johnson as executive producers. Greenblatt was a big fan of both the long-gestating reboot concept and Bello, sources tell THR.

Best Friends Forever (Single-Cam)
Cast: Jessica St. Clair, Lennon Parham
Lennon Parham (Accidentally on Purpose) and Jessica St. Clair (United States of Tara) star in Best Friends Forever, a single-camera comedy about a woman and her new boyfriend who move in together and find themselves sharing their love nest with her best female friend, who is going through a messy divorce. The three form an extremely uncomfortable triangle of relationships as they navigate their new living arrangement. The project was co-created by St. Clair and Parham, who star alongside Stephen Schneider. While the subject seems typically more suited for a multi-camera format, NBC seems to be sticking with their single-camera approach, which has largely worked creatively for its Thursday night stable of comedies.

Bent (Single-Cam)
Cast:· Amanda Peet, David Walton, Jeffrey Tambor , Joey King, Margo Harshman as Screwsie
Amanda Peet (Please Give) stars in single-camera comedy Bent as a type-A divorced, single mother who tries to resist her sexy and charming contractor (David Walton), who also happens to be a recovering gambling addict. This will-they-or-won’t-they couple tries to deny their obvious attraction for one another as they strive to maintain a professional relationship as he updates her kitchen. Joey King, Jeffrey Tambor, Margo Harshman, Susan Park, Rick Gonzalez, and Pasha Lychnikoff fill out the cast. Bent was written by Tad Quill, who created this season’s short-lived relationship comedy Perfect Couples.

Are You There Vodka, It's Me Chelsea! (Multi-Cam)
Cast:Angel Laketa Moore, Chelsea Handler, Jo Koy, Laura Prepon, Lauren Lapkus, Lenny Clarke, Mark Povinelli, Natalie Morales
Based on Chelsea Handler’s memoir of the same title, this multi-camera comedy stars Laura Prepon (That 70s Show) as a young outspoken Chelsea and Handler, who plays Chelsea’s super-religious older sister, Sloan. It centers on a group of twentysomethings who live and work together and was created by Julie Larson (Dharma & Greg and The Drew Carey Show). Handler also serves as an executive producer. The cast includes Angela Laketa Moore, Natalie Morales, Jo Koy, Lauren Lapkus, Mark Povinelli, and Lenny Clarke. Sample dialogue from Handler’s character: “If my baby gets chlamydia from the toilet I just peed in, which she probably will, you’re paying for the shots.”

Free Agents (Single Cam)
Cast:Al Madrigal, Anthony Head, Hank Azaria, Joe Lo Truglio, Kathryn Hahn, Mo Mandel, Natasha Leggero
Hank Azaria returns to TV in a single-camera romantic comedy about two co-workers who are both on the rebound from bad break-ups. Kathryn Hahn (Hung) plays his romantic interest, Helen, a colleague whose fiancé has recently died and whose home is overflowing with images of the dead man. After they have a one-night stand, they debate taking their awkward relationship to the next level. Based on the British comedy of the same name, Free Agents is created by Jon Enbom (Party Down) and directed by Todd Holland (Malcolm in the Middle), and the cast also includes Mo Mandel, Natasha Leggero, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s Anthony Stewart Head. Enbom has a loyal cult following from Starz’s short-lived but critically adored workplace comedy Party Down, so this show (whose pilot script managed to be both sweet and sour) could be one to watch, should NBC position it properly.

[little_big_man]

Super, vielen Dank Donnie! Genau so eine Liste mit mehr als nur den Serientiteln habe ich heute bereits vergeblich gesucht gehabt... :!:

[Shepherd]

Da hat man mal einen Abend kein Internet (scheiss Provider!) und schon geht die Post richtig ab. Das war gestern ja ein richtiges Massaker kombiniert mit tonnenweise Neubestellungen.

V und Mr. Sunshine sind damit von meiner Watchlist gestrichen, denn erstere hat kein Ende (oder bin ich da falsch informiert?) und zweitere ist einfach zu kurz, als dass ich damit anfangen würde.

Dass ich bei allen Neustarts der Networks immer zuerst ein Jahr abwarte hat sich in dieser Season wirklich gelohnt, denn so wenig ist wohl noch in keinem Jahr übrig geblieben von den Neulingen. Waren es zu Beginn wohl über 40 neue Serien, bei denen ich an geschätzen 30 sicher mal potentiell Interesse gehabt hätte, so sind nach dem gestrigen wegfallen von Mr. Sunshine und Outsourced gerade mal noch mickrige 4 ( :shock: ) Serien aus dieser Season übrig geblieben auf meiner Watchlist und selbst diese Liste könnte sich nochmals halbieren:
- Nikita (offiziell noch immer nicht verlängert)
- The Event (aber nur wenn die Serie abgeschlossen ist...weiss man da schon etwas?)
- Happy Endings
- Raising Hope

Das ist wirklich mehr als mickrig, aber trotzdem bin ich froh, meine Zeit nicht unnötig an 20-25 weitere Serien verschwendet zu haben, nur um bei allen enttäuscht zu werden...

Kann ich alles so unterschreiben, ist bei mir ähnlich. Nur mit dem Unterschied, dass ich nur 2 neue Serien schauen will oder schon dabei bin, Raising hope und Harrys Law. Ich denke auch, dass die neuen Serien teilweise gar nicht so schlecht klingen- aber genau diese werden dann zu 90% eh floppen. Trotzdem: Ich habe so vom Überfliegen her schon das Gefühl, dass die Networks halbwegs kreativ sind dieses Jahr, da gabs schon schlimmere Seasons. Was man natürlich nachher davon hat wird man sehen.

[AlphaOrange]

Trotzdem: Ich habe so vom Überfliegen her schon das Gefühl, dass die Networks halbwegs kreativ sind dieses Jahr, da gabs schon schlimmere Seasons.

Besonders ABC und NBC stechen hervor. Das war aber auch bitter nötig. ABC hat sich letztes Jahr feige hinter seinen alternden Hit-Serien versteckt und NBC richtig einen auf dicke Hose gemacht, obwohl sie eigentlich nur Mist bestellt haben.
Bei CBS das Gegenteil. Die schienen mir im letzten Jahr deutlich ambitionierter.
FOX und CW sehe ich bzgl. Ambitionen gleichauf mit letztem Jahr.

[little_big_man]

Kann ich alles so unterschreiben, ist bei mir ähnlich. Nur mit dem Unterschied, dass ich nur 2 neue Serien schauen will oder schon dabei bin, Raising hope und Harrys Law. Ich denke auch, dass die neuen Serien teilweise gar nicht so schlecht klingen- aber genau diese werden dann zu 90% eh floppen. Trotzdem: Ich habe so vom Überfliegen her schon das Gefühl, dass die Networks halbwegs kreativ sind dieses Jahr, da gabs schon schlimmere Seasons. Was man natürlich nachher davon hat wird man sehen.

Ja, auf den ersten Blick sieht es dieses Jahr eigentlich schon nicht schlecht aus, aber auch in dieser Season hatte ich mindestens 10 Serien, auf die ich mich richtig gefreut habe. Aber keine einzige(!) von diesen geht nun in eine 2. Staffel und bis auf The Event sind die auch alle schon von meiner Liste gestrichen.

Habe mal noch nachgeschaut, wie es in der letzten Season ausgesehen hat: da blieben am Ende noch 8 Serien auf meiner Watchlist stehen (also das doppelte), wobei V gestern noch nachträglich rausgefallen ist, so dass es jetzt noch 7 Serien sind, die es aus der 2009/10-Season auf meine Watchlist geschafft haben (Modern Family, Community, The Vampire Diaries, Life Unexpected, Cougar Town, Parenthood, The Good Wife).

MISSING (10)
Cast: Adriano Giannini, Ashley Judd, Cliff Curtis, Sean Bean, Tereza Vorísková
ABC's highly anticipated new drama series starring Ashley Judd ("Double Jeopardy," "Kiss the Girls"). Exotic locations and thrilling twists will keep viewers riveted in this story of a mother whose son suddenly disappears while studying abroad, and of the surprising events that reveal just how far she'll go to find him and bring him back home.

Gehört Missing hier wirklich in die Aufzählung? Ich meine mal gelesen zu haben, dass das als Sommerserie bestellt worden wäre...

[Theologe]

MISSING (10)
Cast: Adriano Giannini, Ashley Judd, Cliff Curtis, Sean Bean, Tereza Vorísková
ABC's highly anticipated new drama series starring Ashley Judd ("Double Jeopardy," "Kiss the Girls"). Exotic locations and thrilling twists will keep viewers riveted in this story of a mother whose son suddenly disappears while studying abroad, and of the surprising events that reveal just how far she'll go to find him and bring him back home.

Gehört Missing hier wirklich in die Aufzählung? Ich meine mal gelesen zu haben, dass das als Sommerserie bestellt worden wäre...

So genau weiß man das nicht. Es wäre jedoch verwunderlich, wenn eine Serie mit einem doch prominenten Cast im Sommer versendet werden würde.

[McKing]

Kann euch nur zustimmen. Bisher hab ich ein etwas besseres Gefühl als letzte Season. Aber vieles wird so oder so den Bach runter gehen (Kreativ oder Quotenmäßig). Bis auf Alcatraz werd ich keine hohen Erwartungen stellen

[str1keteam]

Es gibt einige neue Dramen, auf die ich mich freue und ich bin nach der nicht ganz optimalen Ernte weiterhin optimistisch, dass 2011/2012 besser wird als die so enttäuschende laufende Season, aber letztendlich wird es wieder ein neues "Lone Star" oder Kings (Cable-Niveau und direkt abgesetzt. Top Kandidat REM) geben und auch wieder ein oder mehrere "No Ordinary Family" (Tolle Besetzung und eine vielversprechende Ausgangssituation, die zumindest beste Unterhaltung verspricht und sich dann doch nur als Durchschnittsware entpuppt).


Vor dem ersten Bildmaterial sieht meine Erwartungshaltung zur Zeit so aus:

Champions League
1.REM aka Awake
1.The River
3.Terra Nova
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Euro-League
4.Alcatratz
4.Missing
4.Once Upon a Time
7.Grimm
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Bundesliga
8.Persons of Interest
9.Pan AM
10.Smash
11.Playboy
12.Charlies Angels
13.Ringer

Exit Strategy und Touch wären in der Alcatraz-Grimm Gruppe. Die Firma hinter Ringer. Der Rest spielt in der Ösi-Liga und kann mich nur positiv überraschen. Wobei das bisher erfreulich wenig "Rest" ist, aber CBS ist ja noch nicht durch. :lol:

Gehört Missing hier wirklich in die Aufzählung? Ich meine mal gelesen zu haben, dass das als Sommerserie bestellt worden wäre...

Ursprünglich. Nach der Verpflichtung von Ashley Judd und Drehverzögerungen ist es aber für Herbst geplant.

Genau wie wohl auch Die Firma.

http://www.deadline.com/2011/05/nbcs-th ... ll-launch/

With all the attention on the new series pickups at NBC, let's not forget that the network has been eyeing another new series on tap for next season that has larger order than any of the newly picked-up shows - The Firm. I hear the deal for a 22-episode straight-to-series order to the project based on John Grisham's best-seller is now done and the network has taped a clip with Grisham for its Monday upfront presentation. The series, from eOne in association with Sony Pictures Networks and Paramount Pictures, is being readied for a September launch though it is unclear if NBC will announce it as being on the fall schedule before casting has been done. The series, which also will be broadcast on Sony’s AXN networks in more than 125 territories internationally, picks up 10 years after the 1993 feature left off.

[Stefan]

Champions League
1.REM aka Awake
1.The River
3.Terra Nova

Was du mit Terro Nova hast, ist mir echt ein Rätsel.. die Beschreibung klingt eher nach einer Mischung aus Earth 2 und Primevil .. die Trailer sind furchtbar, die Verschiebungen lassen eigentlich nichts gutes erhoffen.. und trotzdem gehst du bei jeder TN Meldung ab wie Schmitz Katze :lol:

[logan99]

Was du mit Terro Nova hast, ist mir echt ein Rätsel.. die Beschreibung klingt eher nach einer Mischung aus Earth 2 und Primevil ..

Was ja erstmal nichts schlechtes sein muss.

die Trailer sind furchtbar, die Verschiebungen lassen eigentlich nichts gutes erhoffen..

Bis auf einen Dino, sahen die Trailer eigentl. keineswegs furchtbar aus.

Insgesamt hat Terra Nova halt enorm viel Potenzial, wenn man es richtig anstellt. Aber hier müssen halt einige schon im voraus alles mies machen - wenn man da nunmal vor der eigenen Türe kehren würde.

[ultimateslayer]

Was du mit Terro Nova hast, ist mir echt ein Rätsel..

Was du dagegen hast, ist mir ein Rätsel. Allein der Production Value macht schon neugierig. Alles weitere (Charaktere, Storyqualität usw.) wird sich erst nach dem Piloten wirklich sagen lassen.

[str1keteam]

Was du mit Terro Nova hast, ist mir echt ein Rätsel.. die Beschreibung klingt eher nach einer Mischung aus Earth 2 und Primevil .. die Trailer sind furchtbar, die Verschiebungen lassen eigentlich nichts gutes erhoffen.. und trotzdem gehst du bei jeder TN Meldung ab wie Schmitz Katze :lol:

Sci-Fi Action mit Dinos im Wochentakt. Was gibt es daran nicht zu mögen? Ich mochte ja selbst die Dinotopia Miniserie.
Eine Mischung aus Primeval und Earth 2 würde mir sogar gefallen. Nur halt nicht so kindisch und deutlich besser geschrieben. (war Earth 2 leider nur im Piloten)

Die Trailer fand ich wie damals gesagt auch nur wegen dem einen Langhalssaurier CGI-Shot bedenklich. Ok, auf die Kinder könnte ich auch verzichten. Der Rest sieht aber schon so hochwertig aus wie man das bei der angeblich aufwendigsten Network-Serie aller Zeiten erwarten darf.

[Stefan]

Was du mit Terro Nova hast, ist mir echt ein Rätsel.. die Beschreibung klingt eher nach einer Mischung aus Earth 2 und Primevil ..

Was ja erstmal nichts schlechtes sein muss.

Ja die 2 Serien stehen wirklich für intelligente Storylines und tolle Charakterarbeit

Bis auf einen Dino, sahen die Trailer eigentl. keineswegs furchtbar aus.

Tja, das sehe ich halt anders. Gut, dass wir hier noch eigene Meinungen haben dürfen - für mich war der Trailer furchtbar .. das sah nach nem billigen B-Movie aus, von dem ich mir wahrscheinlich nichtmal die DVD ausleihen würde

Insgesamt hat Terra Nova halt enorm viel Potenzial, wenn man es richtig anstellt. Aber hier müssen halt einige schon im voraus alles mies machen - wenn man da nunmal vor der eigenen Türe kehren würde.

Hä? Vor der eigenen Tür? Soll ich meine eigene Serie kritisieren.. die ich zur Zeit in harter Arbeit in Australien produzieren lass, oder was? :lol: Und ich sprech Terra Nova keinesfalls Potential ab - ich bewerte aber das, was es bisher zu bewerten gibt

Was du dagegen hast, ist mir ein Rätsel. Allein der Production Value macht schon neugierig. Alles weitere (Charaktere, Storyqualität usw.) wird sich erst nach dem Piloten wirklich sagen lassen.

Ach ja, das bekannte "Production Value".. sorry aber das macht für mich keine Serie aus und ich bekomm kein feuchtes Höschen, weil ne Serie im Ausland produziert wird. Ich hab auch, wie gesagt, nicht gesagt, dass Terra Nova schlecht werden wird - sondern nur das beurteilt, was man bisher von der Serie gesehen hat.. und das war für mich halt alles nicht wirklich positiv.

[Donnie]

Ist es nicht ein wenig verfrüht eine Favoriten-Liste zu erstellen, bevor man nicht ein paar Ausschnitte gesehen hat?

Und was alles gegen Terra Nova spricht:
1. Schlechte Presse.
2. Die arbeiten seit einem Jahr an der Pilotfolge. Andere Serien, auch kostspielige, haben es da weitaus besser verstanden, das Endprodukt rechtzeitig abzuliefern.
3. Das Konzept klingt bescheuert.
4. Einer der Autoren von 4400 ist Showrunner. Warum nehmen Sie nicht gleich den Creator von Cavemen oder Big Shots?

Also, meine Erwartungen liegen im "No Ordinary Family"-Bereich. Nur mit ein bisschen mehr Budget. Was für die Serie wohl ganz gut ist, wenn ich sie anteste. :twisted:

Aber vielleicht ändert sich meine Meinungen zu allen Piloten inkl. Terra Nova nächste Woche, wenn ich Trailer sichte. ♥

[logan99]

Ja die 2 Serien stehen wirklich für intelligente Storylines und tolle Charakterarbeit

Und du erkennst anhand ein paar Inhaltsangaben und Trailern, dass Storylines und Charaktere eine Mischung aus beiden Serien sind?

Tja, das sehe ich halt anders. Gut, dass wir hier noch eigene Meinungen haben dürfen - für mich war der Trailer furchtbar .. das sah nach nem billigen B-Movie aus, von dem ich mir wahrscheinlich nichtmal die DVD ausleihen würde

Da muss es wohl mehrere Trailer-Versionen geben. Die 2 Trailer die ich sah, waren ansprechend und keineswegs auf B-Movie Niveau.

Hä? Vor der eigenen Tür? Soll ich meine eigene Serie kritisieren.. die ich zur Zeit in harter Arbeit in Australien produzieren lass, oder was? :lol: Und ich sprech Terra Nova keinesfalls Potential ab - ich bewerte aber das, was es bisher zu bewerten gibt

Nein, du sollst mal auf deine Liste für die kommende Season schauen, was da nicht alles für "Müll" bei sein könnte, auf den du dich aber wie nen Kind zu Weihnachten freust.

[Stefan]

Hä? Vor der eigenen Tür? Soll ich meine eigene Serie kritisieren.. die ich zur Zeit in harter Arbeit in Australien produzieren lass, oder was? :lol: Und ich sprech Terra Nova keinesfalls Potential ab - ich bewerte aber das, was es bisher zu bewerten gibt

Nein, du sollst mal auf deine Liste für die kommende Season schauen, was da nicht alles für "Müll" bei sein könnte, auf den du dich aber wie nen Kind zu Weihnachten freust.

Aha .. tja, leider hab ich noch keine Liste, da ich mir mit diesen paar Beschreibungszeilen kaum ne fundierte Meinung bilden kann. Es gibt ja noch nichtmal irgendwelche Bilder der Serien

Außerdem sollte das kein persönlicher Angriff sein, und ich bin mit str1keteam schon lang genug hier, damit er das auch weiß. Aber ja, bild dir ein, du musst ihn vor dem bösen bösen Stefan beschützen :roll: Meine Fresse..

[str1keteam]

Und was alles gegen Terra Nova spricht:
1. Schlechte Presse.

Das wird aufgehoben von den Äußerungen, dass die erste Stunde des Piloten gut sein soll. Das negative Licht bezieht sich bisher hauptsächlich auf das Theater drumherum und das bekommen wir in erster Linie mit, weil Terra Nova direkt als Serie bestellt und leichtsinnigerweise 2 mal zu früh angekündigt wurde. Das sich Entwicklungsprozesse lang hinziehen können oder das Piloten überarbeitet oder gar neu gedreht werden, ist ja nichts ungewöhnliches. Siehe Game of Thrones (so viele Nachdrehs, dass der ursprüngliche Regisseur gar nicht mehr im Vorspann genannt wurde) oder aktuell Exit Strategy.

4. Einer der Autoren von 4400 ist Showrunner.

Shawn Ryan hat vorher für Angel geschrieben, George R.R. Martin für Die Schöne und das Biest und der oscargekrönte Autor von LA Crash und Million Dollar Baby für Walker Texas Ranger. Außerdem hat Rene Echevarria auch viele Episoden für DS9 und TNG geschrieben. Damit hat er für alle Ewigkeiten einen Heiligenschein.

Also, meine Erwartungen liegen im "No Ordinary Family"-Bereich.

Kann ja nie schaden. Umso leichter kann man positiv überrascht werden.