greyfur : Was a different Dark Matter, but I totally agree.
fcginmexico : For those about to watch or already did..is this a lot like latest seasons of Fringe????
grasshopper rex : Megalopolis is a Roman Epic fable set in an imagined Modern America. The City of New Rome ...
greyfur : Contains spoilers. Click to show. So, O.K., got curious and looked it up, and can't find anything definite one way or anothe...
dampyiel2200 : This looks so good. Wish it dropped all at once. Feels like a show that will have a lot of...
grasshopper rex : The morality police that get their knickers in a twist about profanity really crack me up....
TheFreakyRobber : Props to the uploaders, I was looking for this👍🏾
grasshopper rex : Megalopolis is a Roman Epic fable set in an imagined Modern America. The City of New Rome ...
RobotAllah : Julius Caesar > The Roman Senate
prism : I know they had to keep the 'spook' going for the show, but if I found a skeleton in the b...
So, revenge as that famously cold dish…not quite. I liked the sophomoric attempt at misdirection, but there was something off putting in the delivery…or was it the timing…or both?
Only one writer to blame here (Capaldi). I’ve always been leery of projects where an unknown writer is also a cast member, especially when cast as the lead.
And it seemed almost inhumane to see both Jackson and Cassel in supporting roles to an unknown. The denouement fell short due to the casting. In fact, I believe the writer’s ego made the casting a mistake. IMO, Jackson made more sense as the detective in the active investigation with Cassel as the consultant framing Capaldi (or even Hannah) for the murders. Even the supporting cast is comprised of seasoned actors that seemed under-utilized: John Hannah, Kate Dickie (the Chief), Brian McCardie
As I write this, I’m wondering if it was a poorly written script that the talent couldn’t save or is it just that an egotistic writer got in the way of the casting…hmm…or both?
Too bad…it could’ve been a contender!