Did anybody else ever watch a show called "The Lost World" in the late 90s/early2000s? In some markets I think it was called "Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Lost World." I really liked that show. The final episode ended in a cliffhanger. They obviously planned on another season which fell through and never happened. So the cliffhanger never got resolved.
I do!
Sadly like most small budget shows, it kept getting screwed over in the 'time slot roulette' hell, and this more than anything else ensured it got the axe.
I remember we had to get it on the 'alternate' CTV feed, which was the local feed for Barrie, vs. the main Toronto feed. (...always a terrible sign)
Then it kept swapping out between Sat vs. Sun and could air at any time between the 11am slot, (just after the cartoons ended), or else get pushed into the graveyard which at that time was the Sun 9pm/10pm slot.
both StarWars & StarTrek are in JJ Abrahms's hands, enuff said.
Abrahms may be bad, but he's nothing compared to the evil, hateful succubus that is Kathleen Kennedy...
Thank-god Indy 5 is now basically indefinitely delayed, because the verrified rumors coming out of that production make what she did to Star Wars look like a master-class of story telling.
Now while I immediately recoiled at the very idea of Hollywoke even considering a remake of the original Highlander film, the latest scuttlebutt apparently hints at Henry Cavil as potentially being the fav to lead a possible re-boot.
Mind, he's currently too busy throwing himself into his Witcher role, and if there's even a snowball's chance in hell of it happening, his ultimate goal is to get a live-action 40k film/series, as he's been a die-hard fan since he was about 10 yrs old!
(...though only Sean Bean could play The Emperor of Mankind, even if it probably gives away the entire plot!
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