The Nine

Promising start. Makes you want to go back and find out more about these folks.

Don't see how they can sustain the premise beyond a season, though.

 

I agree, though these milk-one-storyline-for-a-whole-series shows are a trend right now. They seem to fail more often than not. As for The Nine, last night's show was captivating, but we'll see if it lasts.

Speaking of which, thank you, Kidnapped, for playing; we've got some lovely parting gifts. To its credit, NBC is sticking with the original 13-episode order so the writers can resolve the story. Hopefully, Dana Delany will be back on the screen soon.

http://tv.yahoo.com/news/va/20061005/116003767700.html

 

Most people said the same thing when Lost began.

 

Jeebus, that's quick.
Was it really that bad?

 

Wow.....I thought it had promise...it was no worse than half the crap on tv

 

Not me. Gilligan was lost for quite a few years, as I recall.

 

It's hard to get invested in these shows that start like this.

Lost ... I had to be talked into that show like 25 times before I grabbed the DVD set and hooked in. With "The Nine", it's like starting all over again. I'll keep watching. The show is on a short leash with me, though.

 

I think this show hooked me with the final scene. Sets up all kinds of potential questions.

 

I missed the first 20 minutes or so but I'm hooked after that last scene.

At first I was only going to tune in to see how Kim Raver transitions from 24 to The Nine. She's doing a damn good job of it and is looking mighty fine with her hair dark.

I just wonder what they are going to do with her character on 24?

 

Kidnapped is great... A true shame it's not going to last...

 

Sorry to bring this thread back after three years but anyone with DirecTV can see new episodes of "The Nine" on the 101 beginning May 27.

http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/global/article.jsp?assetId=P5680070

 

Sirs, Madames,

It has been so long ... I thought this was Toobin's book about SCOTUS.

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