So what did you think of V? Another cheesy sci-fi show, or the next Lost?
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In light of the Writer's Strike, I've been feeling sort of guilty at just how broken up I am about the whole thing. I find myself wincing at the idea of The Office disappearing in two weeks. I cringe at the thought of a giant break after the first eight episodes of Lost. I just assumed this was a sign that I was way too into television.
David R. Dunham (Co-Founder) is a pastor, blogger, and avid fan of pop-culture. He has long been interested in the arts. He received honors for acting throughout high school and college, even being given a scholarship for musical theater to Youngstown State University. He is also an amateur musician, with one album, Get Well Soon, released in 2004. David has a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and in Pre-Theology from Ohio University, and is now completing a Masters of Divinity from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He currently teaches English Composition at Shawnee State University in Portsmouth, OH. David and his wife Krista have one daughter, and they currently live in Lucasville, OH. 
It’s no LOST for sure. Gave away far too much in the first episode if it were aspiring to that level of television genius.
I wasn’t blown away, but I’ll keep watching. Introduced some interesting themes that might be fun to follow: truth in media, trust (in general), faith in times of crisis (possibly). I’ll give it a few more episodes to set the hook.
That’s where I am at Kevin. Nothing mind blowing, but could possibly develop into something interesting. Only time will tell.
Gave away way too much in the first episode for me. It almost felt like I found out all this stuff but hadn’t “earned” it. But it may be that the mystery angle is not what they are aiming at. I didn’t see the original series. Too soon to tell.
I don’t know anything about this revisitation and haven’t seen it or any ads for it, but since we already know the big secret of the first series was that those people are lizards in people skin, if there is a secret in the new one, it’ll have to be something else.