'DARK MATTER' SF SHOW TO
AIR IN 86 COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE
We're still in sf waters, people, since Hollywood isn't giving us nothing this week. SyFy will launch their upcoming new sf series DARK MATTER worldwide! It will premiere in USA this June to be followed shortly with airing in 86 countries around the world too! This global sf experience, based on the graphic novel of the same name, follows the crew of a derelict spaceship who are awakened from stasis with no memories of who they are or how they got on board.
Facing threats at every turn, they have to work together to survive a voyage charged with vengeance, betrayal and hidden secrets.
Melissa O'Neil, Marc Bendavid, Anthony Lemke, Alex Mallari Jr, Jodelle Ferland, Roger Cross and Zoie Palmer will star in the 13 episode series.
E4 ORDERS TWO NEW SF SHOWS
'TRIPPED' AND 'ALIENS'
Even more sf for you today, after we had a sf day yesterday: British E4 has ordered two new sf dramas: Blake Harrison
will play the lead role
in TRIPPED, a parallel universe series. To air in four episodes, the
story will follow his character Danny and stoner friend Milo (George
Webster) as they trip through alternate worlds, meeting different
versions of themselves. There's also a six part series ALIENS set in a
world where the Earth is inhabited by extraterrestrials, all forced to
live in a segregated community.
Lead character Lewis, a border control guard at the wall's check-point,
soon discovers that he is half-alien, turning his world upside down.
Even more sf for you today, after we had a sf day yesterday: British E4 has ordered two new sf dramas: Blake Harrison
will play the lead role
in TRIPPED, a parallel universe series. To air in four episodes, the
story will follow his character Danny and stoner friend Milo (George
Webster) as they trip through alternate worlds, meeting different
versions of themselves. There's also a six part series ALIENS set in a
world where the Earth is inhabited by extraterrestrials, all forced to
live in a segregated community.
Lead character Lewis, a border control guard at the wall's check-point,
soon discovers that he is half-alien, turning his world upside down.
I have a very limited appetite for science fiction. A little goes a long way with me.
ReplyDeleteI like sf when it is set in space
DeleteAliens sounds interesting - even if the idea's been done before, it sounds like an interesting spin.
ReplyDeletethe sad thing is that it will probably look cheap given who is producing it
DeleteI'm not much on SyFy but I do like Zoie's dress.
ReplyDeleteit;s a lovely one, isn't it?
DeleteThese look cool, although I tend to watch sci-fi movies rather than shows.
ReplyDeletewe do love them both
Deleteyay for more Scifi!!! Let's hope they are awesome.
ReplyDeletewe can only keep our fingers crossed
DeleteIt is slow news in Hollywood these days, but we do like hearing about SF shows getting some love. :)
ReplyDeleteit's been incredibly slow for weeks now, I'm using my last atoms of strength to come up with at least some news :) But I'm afraid, because this year will be extremely poor in films, there is almost no films that I particularly look forward to this year, so I'm afraid, I'm very afraid....
DeleteI'll pass on the Sci-Fi, but it's nice to know there are new options out there for those who do like it!
ReplyDeletetoo bad those options are usually cheap :(
DeleteDark Matter sounds very intriguing.
ReplyDeleteglad you think so!
DeleteEhhhhhhhhh...I am not feeling this one too much. I am not really into science fiction.
ReplyDeletetoo bad, we've had two days of just sf news :)
DeleteThe best SF movies don't show the aliens. Now, why is that? ;)
ReplyDeleteit's a Hitchcockian affair
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