Well... Revolution is over but it appears to be renewed.

Season finale was Monday night and the electricity came back on. In the final 10-minutes of the show they set-up for a political drama of some sort with the US President coming back, 2 Nukes heading out to Philadelphia and Atlanta, and fear that turning the electricity back on will ultimately kill humanity.

My guess is the electricity will get turned back off in the first episode of the new season to stop the nukes from firing at which point they will find difficulty getting the lights on again after that.

--LT

I tried. Lord knows I tried. ( )0( ) I can't take it anymore.

I did tune in the last segment and regretted it.

I feel so sorry for Elizabeth Mitchell to be stuck with this program.

And it was renewed. :shakemitk

Moi

Biological, not Geological (think change)

And after all this time you finally saw the light, OH wait it was out. I was done with this show after well not after but before the first episode ended.

River

I understand there's a bounty on Detroit....partly funded by the State of Michigan "Working for You" and partially funded by the Greater Windsor Ontario Defense Fund. Word has it that there were plots afoot to close all the bridges and tunnels between the two nations. In a shattering investigation, The National Enquirer has traced this bit of trans-border hostility to Ottawa....I think I speak for many when I say....wouldn't this be a better world without Detroit? If for no other reason than that appalling television programme about the most venal family on record who are masquerading as pawn brokers. Give me Rick and Old Man and Big Hoss and Chumlee any day.....

Is Elizabeth Mitchell stuck with it or is she simply happy to be working?

River... while not the high water mark for good television by far in its first episode, it did get a lot more interesting later on. The second half of the season was definitely better than the first. They explained a lot and did quite a bit of character development. I'm surprised NBC allowed the character development, most networks have itchy cancellation fingers and want instant gratification.

--LT

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2013 9:27 am And after all this time you finally saw the light, OH wait it was out. I was done with this show after well not after but before the first episode ended.

River

I know many worship the geological, seemingly unchanging.

I am more biological then that.

Change happens.

For some more than no-change worshiping others.

Likewise, I never saw change as a bad thing like a candidate changing their views,

unless it smacks of pandering.

Viva La Revolucion

Just not NBC's

Lizzy may be happy to be working,

I just wish she was working on something better to suit her "Lost" credentials.