Hollywood. Official time of death: 2011.

[Pookie]

 

[HorseFilms]

I give it 6 years. I'd normally say 6 episodes, but I keep forgetting that everyone is f@#king stupid.

 

[Blade Borge]

Wow Spielberg's dinosaurs 18 years ago look better than this.

 

[Mark Harris]

Curious if they're taking that whole butterfly thing into account. I mean, maybe they screwed up the world in the future because they went back to the past. Hmmmm? Or, maybe it's the humans who hunt the dinosaurs to extinction, thus making way for the rise and dominance of mammals, thus making way for the rise and dominance of...humans...

 

[ugafan]

i must have much lower standards than you guys. dystopian society AND dinosaurs. i'm there.

 

[kevinottawa]

Um, but I saw no blue indians.... im confused now

 

[Ryan Patrick O'Hara]

Wow Spielberg's dinosaurs 18 years ago look better than this.

I still think he used real dinosaurs for JP and we just don't know about Richard Branson's Dino reserve.

 

[Noel Evans]

Pookie I get the thread heading. All shot locally to me. Employed many people I know and will hopefully continue to do so.

 

[Jawa Ex Machina]

Wait - That was the Avatar trailer, wasn't it?

It looked weird somehow. I don't remember he had a beard.

 

[Ian-T]

....I thought it looked interesting.

 

[Scott F]

LOL, time of death.

 

[David Jimerson]

I've seen far, far worse than that.

 

[Batutta]

You guys do realize this is a TV show, right?

 

[Mark Harris]

I've seen far, far worse than that.

I was just saying to myself the other day: Where is that C.H.I.P.S meets Mad Max show?

 

[David Jimerson]

I was just saying to myself the other day: Where is that C.H.I.P.S meets Mad Max show?

You can tell it's The Future because of the fluos under the bar.

 

[hendosan]

Wow Spielberg's dinosaurs 18 years ago look better than this.

Oh come on, this is a TV show produced with a fraction of the budget of the JP movies. They look fine.

 

[Mark Harris]

You can tell it's The Future because of the fluos under the bar.

All I know is Miguel Ferrer kicks ass in any century.

 

[Erik Olson]

A four-minute show open with another ten of supers over stock aerial footage for the set-up only left the producers another eight minutes for the actual episode. And that means eight minutes of 1985 Sharron Stone!

 

[David Jimerson]

Sparring with Perfect Tom.

 

[Erik Olson]

My formula for successful shows is:

7:00 Cold Open (a la CougarTown)
2:00 Title Sequence (a la RipTide)
2:00 Explain / Backstory Tease
1:30 ACT 1
:30 ACT 1 Recap in from Commercial Break
2:30 ACT 2
:30 ACT 1 / ACT 2 Recap in from Commercial Break
3:00 ACT 3

Bam! 20 minute TRT with only twelve total pages of original production.