This NBC science fiction series has been canceled as it was about to become good

Beware, the following contains Spoilers For the first season (and the only) of the “event”, an offer that no one really saw. Still, warning.

The fall of 2010 was a wild time for television. With “Lost”, its exciting operation ends A controversial conclusion, but it is still perfectThis autumn season was full of gender performances that were about high concepts and puzzles. These were shows that tried to take advantage of the height of the sequence in the story novel on the network TV that came with “Lost” but failed to understand what made this show great (the exclusion “Fringe, which was a return show and a huge science fiction series with more common denominators with” X-Files “from” Lost “). We got a new edition of Thriller Thriller “V,”, a supernatural play in “No Ordinary Family”, and “The Event Superilia Show” about “Cape”, well, a man with a head, and there was also the “event”.

It was followed by the “event” created by Nick Weights, Sean Walker (Jason Richter), a man who is intertwined in a vast plot after his girlfriend Laila (Sarah Romer) disappears in the midst of their vacation. This coincides with a story that included President Martinez (Blair Underwood) and his struggle, with determining whether a secret detention center will be closed and a cover -up is revealed to his detainees. It became somewhat clear that the facility was a detention center for a group of living organisms outside the Earth that was crashed into Alaska 66 years before the show began, and it is outside the planet trying to seize the world. Yes, like “Fifth”, this was too A story about foreigners Deception of humanity and planning to take over. The series also starred in Laura Ennis, Scott Patterson, Clifton Collins Junior, and željko Ivanek.

The conclusion of the first season ended with foreigners’ arrival on this planet collectively, while the president’s son was revealed that he was one of them all the time. This event was the “event” that the series was accumulating. Unfortunately, the offer never made the first season, even if it was just the accumulation of the true story.

The thing that separated the “event” from other types of species for the year 2010 was the extent of its sequence. Since Ivan Katz, where Ivan Katz produced many comparisons with the previous Katz show, “24” (which also ended his initial operation earlier of that year), except for what was not in the actual time.

The “event” was reaching the good part of the story at a time when it was canceled, which left the fans completely wondering about what was supposed to be the show in the end – a foreign invasion? The loyalty of immigration about coexistence? Unfortunately, we will never know. Although the experimental episode had strong scenes with nearly 11 million, the season quickly decreased half of its viewers, prompting NBC to put the show in the middle of the road. It is not surprising, when the show returned, even a fewer people were watching, as they reached 3.85 million near the end of his run.

Unfortunately, this was the case with most of the gender offers that were released in the aftermath “I lost” changing the face of the TV forever. Through production design (especially the experimental episode of expensive long -length), extended actors, and a unique mix of Box Myster Box, changed the transverse character drama, “Lost”, which people watched, and changed what could have been done on TV. Many offers that will appear every season during the early 2010 that tried to repeat the success of “Lost”, but most of them ended up focusing on the side of the mystery box and forcing people to continue to know what is going on around the show, instead of building characters and allowing them to dictate the story.

Certainly, the whole world has been captured by the issue of the place where she led the opening from the end of the first season, but they were more captured, for example, the story of John Locke (Terry Okoen) finds confidence (and the ability to walk again) on the island, and his relationship with the scienceman, Jack (Matthew Fox). However, some offers actually He succeeded in repeating the “missing” formulaBut it was not the “event”.