a third season?
i certainly hope so..... its wonderful, thought provoking and very addicting.
A third season is reportedly in the works.
http://tbivision.com/news/2012/11/vuguru-eyes-move-into-traditional-tv -production/19711/
That article quotes Vuguru CEO Larry Tanz saying there is a "script in development .... and we're working out how to do season three."
Super! I only watched it (all ) yesterday for the first time and its wonderful. Why isn't Xander Berkeley in everything?
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They're aiming to make it a regular TV show. Such a show cannot consist of two people sitting at a table, talking. So there will be more action. The result will be something quite different, maybe good, maybe bad, but absolutely not the same show.
shareI probably won't watch it if they make drastic changes to the format. I like the concept too much as is. The fact that you don't actually see anything happen, but yet you're still engrossed really is the genius of it for me. The show mirrors what it's like to read a novel as closely as you could probably do with this medium. I want more, but again, I hope they decide not to change it too much or lengthen the series (seasons).
shareI agree about the format. I could swear they've had scenes outside the diners and yet I know it is just my imagination of scenes, which the writing allowed me to have. I don't want that element taken away from the show. Having said that I would like another season.
shareYou are so right. What the clients tell The Man, the descriptions are so vivid that one can "see" them happening.
shareI hope they don't change the format. It really forces the actors to use things like tone of voice and facial expressions to convey the intensity of the action. We need more of this in TV, not less of it.
shareThey're aiming to make it a regular TV show. Such a show cannot consist of two people sitting at a table, talking.
An 8.3 imdb average rating with 10,000+ voters shows that this statement is simply untrue:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0835434/reference
Superb dialogue is action. share
To succeed on a regular TV network, a show has to attract millions of viewers. A few thousand fans on Hulu is nothing.
shareBroadcast tv would destroy the entire premise of the series. The suits who think they know what viewers want would reshape everything to fit in the tiny space of the minds of the mental midgets whose opinions are counted by the Neilsen ratings.
shareAny updates on this? I really would like to see more! And I agree that tv would destroy this. I would think Netflix or Hulu, I don't know, would pick this up. From the way it's set up (at the moment), it's not like it would be TONS of money, there is very little sets.
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