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    Revolution (TV series) - Apocalytic series

    Sounds like it could be interesting...

    described as a high-octane action drama following a group of characters struggling to survive and reunite with loved ones in a world where all forms of energy have mysteriously ceased to exist.
    http://www.deadline.com/2012/02/nbc-...ot-revolution/
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    On NBC?

    Doesn't have a shot.

    Remember Jericho?

    It could be a great show but most genre shows don't work on network TV. Even The Walking Dead which is a cable hit for AMC has very low viewership compared to the shows on the big networks with ratings comparable to what V had. What happened to V? Cancelled.

    But who knows. Maybe it'll work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christopher Jon View Post
    On NBC?

    Doesn't have a shot.

    Remember Jericho?

    It could be a great show but most genre shows don't work on network TV. Even The Walking Dead which is a cable hit for AMC has very low viewership compared to the shows on the big networks with ratings comparable to what V had. What happened to V? Cancelled.

    But who knows. Maybe it'll work.
    If they fully play out the apocalyptic outcome of energy loss, it could be "The Walking Dead" without zombies, which could be interesting!
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    If they fully play out the apocalyptic outcome of energy loss, it could be "The Walking Dead" without zombies, which could be interesting!
    I just don't think there is a large enough audience to support it on a network. If it were AMC or FX or even the CW it might have a better shot.
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