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My reaction: looking good! The series has been fast-paced so far. In the first installment, the roles of the main characters have been defined: a single-mother FBI agent who learns about the sinister side of the V's and tries to keep his teenage son away from them (to no avail), a priest who also knows but is beset by people returning to the faith, looking for answers in the face of the Visitors and their miraculous healing centers, a Visitor who has turned his back on his kind and loves a human. Very interesting twists.
Incidentally, Joel Gretsch (as Fr. Jack Landry) reminds me of the original series' Marc Singer. I wonder if the resemblance is just coincidental.
I look forward to more compelling episodes!
Who are the artistas? O mga never-heards> :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a mix of new and "old" faces. There's, for example, Elizabeth Mitchell (Lost), Ricky Baker (Boys n the Hood), Josel James Gretsch (Taken), Lourdes Benedicto (NYPD Blue, ER) who is half-Filipino and half-Spanish!
ReplyDeleteI am hooked watching this show. Another show that I am always excited to watch is Fringe.
ReplyDeleteCarlo