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Which shows are you excited are coming?
Return to DiscussionsReally hard to say....
New Marvel Series (both Luke Cage & Iron Fist)
But really, so many I'm excited about, all the returning Marvel titles, most of the CW stuff (DC, Supernatural, Vamp Diaries, Originals, etc...), and the NBC one, about time travel? sorry keep forgetting the name...
So we are about to have a host of shows start up theirfall seasons.Which one are you the most excitedfor?
Game of thrones , The black list , SVU ,Westworld. ,star
trek ,Timeless, Movies A
Dog's Purpose and rogue one
Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow all on one network!!!! Nerdgasm!!! (C'mon SciFi chanell, GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER!!!!)The final season of Grimm. :'-(Dr. Who
SciFi had their first sorta win in a long time with The Magicians. (Biggest problem they have to do all Indie stuff as they dont get big name licenses)
I miss the days of SciFi friday with Farscape, Invisible Man, and many others of that late 90s hey day when they were a better network. Since marvel had box office success the major networks are all snapping up the scifi even if they wont produce some of it, they dont want it cropping as competition so they buy the story rights to anything that works.
Final season of Grimm has me both excited and really bummed out... its hard to find a stupid geek show that is cool and campy at the same time....
There are a number of ok shows, but nothing great - Grimm is ending, and even that isn't starting until January now. Doctor Who will probably start about then too. The Magicians and Mr Robot are very well done, but too dark. Arrow has gotten soap opera tedious. Flash is still good and Agents of Shield has been recovering. Lately, I've been rewatching Babylon 5, and it's still the best scifi ever done, though Farscape and Star Trek are right up there. The new Star Trek will only be on CBS proprietary streaming, so I'll be waiting to watch it, as that has practical and philosophical issues.