Setting a course for home, one season at a time.
Before we start, we should note that wewon’tbe including shows with minimal contributions from Ron Moore.
A fairly bog-standard corporate biogenetic cover-up gave way to something ever more trite with the introduction of immortal beings.
The scripts, especially early on, were relatively uninteresting.
But only to a point!
The cast works well together, and the overarching themes are appreciably sociopolitical.
We’d hesitate to call Roswell a truly good television show, but it’s at leastdecent.
Based on an ongoing (though soon to be concluded) book series.
Boldly going straight to the small screen.
Outlander has certainly stumbled at times, and its shifting controls haven’t always landed.
But the charisma of its leading couple always prevails.
The other will tell you that it started out terrifically before falling apart as it went along.
Let’s boldly go from last to first.
The show was gorgeous despite its somewhat modest budget.
Its cast was uniformly stellar.
via Vanity Fair
But there was still something here, a certain spark, waiting to be kindled.
That’s a lot, but he went on to do 31 for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Fellow Niners, this one’s for you.
via Vanity Fair
