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I cant say I am disappointed. I wanted to like it but I couldnt get into it. I like Ryan Cartwright and I'd watch Azita Ghanizada read the back of a cereal box, but I just couldnt get into the show.
I also wouldnt say they have killed SciFi. There is still Continuum, Haven, and Being Human. (all 3 I want to see)
I watched mostof the first season in a binge and liked it, but hadn't gotten back to it. Not sure where it ended up. I do tend to like the first season of almost everything best.
Certainly thought it was SyFy's best original programming that I had seen.
I liked the show and I'm disappointed that yet another of my favorites - Eureka, Sanctuary, and now Alphas is gone.
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Originally Posted by blazertrek50
SyFy has effectively killed SciFi!
I just started watching it on Netflix. I am enjoying it but I guess 2 seasons will be all that I get.
I am not sure what this network (SyFy) is thinking but programming like Sharknado are apparently catering to more of an imbecile and blood-thirsty mentality.
I just started watching it on Netflix. I am enjoying it but I guess 2 seasons will be all that I get.
I am not sure what this network (SyFy) is thinking but programming like Sharknado are apparently catering to more of an imbecile and blood-thirsty mentality.
Then you havent seen what SyFy is offering these days
I'm still disappointed and even more so every time Warren Christie and Laura Mennell show up on some other show I am watching.
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but programming like Sharknado 
