For Fringe, Lost, and Alias, they all are serialized - and this is what I so love about the shows that J.J. Abrams has created... It's as though each show is a book and the seasons just chapters.... I LOVE to read and watching all of these shows is very similar to watching an epic that allows one to "escape" and live vicariously through the characters in the shows... Most of all are the story arcs and themes which are so prevalent in all of these shows...
I agree with you i was having a convo with my friend and i was telling him whoever created this show is HIGHLY BRILLIANT! this my 3rd time watching the series
@BuFufilms What do you mean? They had what they wanted to do planned out for five seasons. Even some of the founders we hadn't seen yet were supposed to be part of future story arcs. Although I think they somewhat changed what they were planning after SEASON 2. Of course I can't say that Lost is innocent of completely changing it's course apart from the end (Some time into season 3). Though we may have originally returned to what was originally planned for season 5.
Well I think I got the jist of what he was trying to say. Basically they had a ideas for sub plots and stories and the main plot idea and probably the ending. Now as your going along obviously things change, sub plots are removed added based on fan response, actors, writers, its organic in that it changes, but not that they are making it up on the fly like some TV shows *COUGH* Battlestar Galactica *COUGH*
yes! heroes wasnt amything worth watching after season 1. it was almost as if they only had a story written for season 1 and after that story was concluded the producers were like "now what??"
@loketron What do you mean almost like? That's exactly what happened. Heroes seemed like it didn't even have the ending OF season one planned properly. It was all awesome up until the final....I can't call it a fight. It was just really bad.
@Bitrunner1 As opposed to an orgy of guns, cussing, and slow motion escape scenes from explosives? It may be the inverse of that, but it's still just as bad. I don't see any reason why anyone in television should pay attention to your thoughts on this. :/
When you get to the top of the mountain and the fog clears, you see J.J. taking a big dump on your favorite show. This idiot should have spent less time listening to himself talk, and acting like he's some kind of guru of storytelling and gone somewhere with all the great ideas presented in Lost, instead of turning one of the most interesting shows ever into a bunch of sappy drivel
For Fringe, Lost, and Alias, they all are serialized - and this is what I so love about the shows that J.J. Abrams has created... It's as though each show is a book and the seasons just chapters.... I LOVE to read and watching all of these shows is very similar to watching an epic that allows one to "escape" and live vicariously through the characters in the shows... Most of all are the story arcs and themes which are so prevalent in all of these shows...
Good of him to honour his actors, who in turn honoured him throught the course of the show. "We have to go back, J J!" 😁
I loved season 1 of heros
FIRST! i love the show, and his explanation is as intricate as the plot
J.J. Abrams, more than a man, a Genius, a God!
I agree with you
i was having a convo with my friend and i was telling him whoever created this show is HIGHLY BRILLIANT!
this my 3rd time watching the series
Lost is my favourite tv show of all time but Damon speaks exactly like jj.
Navenn has fallen asleep 2:28 Well done J.J !
@BuFufilms What do you mean? They had what they wanted to do planned out for five seasons. Even some of the founders we hadn't seen yet were supposed to be part of future story arcs. Although I think they somewhat changed what they were planning after SEASON 2. Of course I can't say that Lost is innocent of completely changing it's course apart from the end (Some time into season 3). Though we may have originally returned to what was originally planned for season 5.
Well I think I got the jist of what he was trying to say. Basically they had a ideas for sub plots and stories and the main plot idea and probably the ending. Now as your going along obviously things change, sub plots are removed added based on fan response, actors, writers, its organic in that it changes, but not that they are making it up on the fly like some TV shows *COUGH* Battlestar Galactica *COUGH*
yes! heroes wasnt amything worth watching after season 1. it was almost as if they only had a story written for season 1 and after that story was concluded the producers were like "now what??"
@loketron What do you mean almost like? That's exactly what happened. Heroes seemed like it didn't even have the ending OF season one planned properly. It was all awesome up until the final....I can't call it a fight. It was just really bad.
he just rumbles on and on....
at the end nothing ends up not going to the answer....
crazy talk
@Midgetdance I know what you mean. The battle between Jack and Smokey was alot better-and they didn't even have super powers!
He said "you know" 16 times :)
@dazlok23 well he did write the season 3 premiere. After that though, yea, nothing at all.
@Bitrunner1 As opposed to an orgy of guns, cussing, and slow motion escape scenes from explosives? It may be the inverse of that, but it's still just as bad. I don't see any reason why anyone in television should pay attention to your thoughts on this. :/
@Anonomius0 Remember the final battle last season when Peter and Samuel pushed a pile of dirt at each other? Wasn't that exciting lol
Peter was trans.
he didn't explain what (from the final season) was planned from the beginning.
@Bitrunner1 jj had nothing to do with lost after season 2. nothing at all.
Not quite true. He co-wrote the script for the season 3 premiere
"intricately woven together"....im on tv better not sound like an asshole....TOO LATE
This is why Hero fails post season 1.
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When you get to the top of the mountain and the fog clears, you see J.J. taking a big dump on your favorite show.
This idiot should have spent less time listening to himself talk, and acting like he's some kind of guru of storytelling and gone somewhere with all the great ideas presented in Lost, instead of turning one of the most interesting shows ever into a bunch of sappy drivel