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Limitless is a new TV show premiering this fall on Tuesday, Sep 22nd on CBS (10/9c). It's premise is a regular guy who can accomplish extraordinary things by taking an extraordinary drug.
It wasn't as bad as I thought it might, but just seems like it's lacking something. I think taking a drug to be instantly brilliant seems morally wrong to me, but that probably doesn't bother most people.
Watching this now. So far, I like it the best of the new shows I've seen this week.
It's kind of fun but has something of a POI feel at the same time.
I am very impressed with the cast - Jennifer Carpenter ("Dexter"), Hill Harper ("Covert Affairs"), Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (most recently "Grimm") and recurring appearances by Bradley Cooper(!) who is also executive producer.
Watching this now. So far, I like it the best of the new shows I've seen this week.
It's kind of fun but has something of a POI feel at the same time.
I am very impressed with the cast - Jennifer Carpenter ("Dexter"), Hill Harper ("Covert Affairs"), Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (most recently "Grimm") and recurring appearances by Bradley Cooper(!) who is also executive producer.
This one may get a season-long spot on the DVR.
Good show, definitely set in my DVR . I had a feeling with Bradley Cooper in it that it would be good and I didn't know he was the producer it going to stay good.
It was better than I was expecting.
I like that it is somewhat of continuation of the movie, and not a complete reboot.
I suspect the premise, which worked well in a two hour movie, will wear on me in a half dozen episodes, we shall see.
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