“Flashforward” has come and gone, and though many jumped ship about halfway through (as I did), others stayed on hoping for a second season. Alas, a second season did not happen, but hey, there’s always the first season, which is due out as a Complete Season DVD on August 31, 2010 from Walt Disney Home Entertainment. Check out the full DVD specs and bonus clips from the set below.
Archive for FlashForward TV Series
FlashForward Season 1 DVD Bonus Clips
Fans of Cancelled FlashForward Stage Worldwide Mass Blackout
Well, they’re committed, you gotta give them that.
Via Deadline:
FlashForward 1.22/Series Finale Recap
It’s a bizarre irony that “Lost” and the show touted to replace it ended in the same week. So what began with a bang for “Flash Forward” months ago, concludes tonight with dramatic whimper, doubtlessly forgotten by the viewers who abandon it months ago. All in all rather a shame, since the denouement is a fairly entertaining but confusing and uneven finale.
Flash Forward Mercifully Gets The Axe
It’s over kids. ABC has cancelled the wooden, leaden and hopeless Flash Forward without comment.
I myself tried to watch the thing but gave up pretty early. It tried to be LOST, but without the good writing and good acting. Thank God it’s over.
FlashForward 1.17 The Garden of Forking Paths Recap
“Flash Forward” is essentially a dead man walking, a series waiting for the inevitability of cancellation. Ratings are in the sewer, and cast members appear to be leaving like rats off a sinking ship. The series is so sick it’s got bed sores. But when majority of shows would just cut their losses and phone weekly episodes in, who would have thought “Flash Forward” would decide to be brilliant?
Foreboding Signs for FlashForward — Castmembers Getting New Jobs
When your castmembers start auditioning for new shows, it’s a pretty bad sign that your show might be, uh, on the fence when it comes to renewal. Such is the case for ABC’s quickly plummeting “FlashForward”, which has seen three (three!) castmembers getting new gigs lately while the show is still in its first season and hoping for a second.
TV Review: FlashForward, Episode: Revelation Zero
Ever since “Flash Forward” temporarily departed the airwaves almost four months ago, the Internet has not been kind to the show groomed to be the next “Lost”. If you believe everything you’ve read in the past month, David Goyer abandoned the show to embark on a five state killing spree, the entire cast is in need of being vaccinated for rabies, and executives at ABC have turned to Oxycotin/Xanax/Percocet/airplane glue/dollar wine and anything else within reach to deal with the constant stress of their high profile implosion.
FlashForward’s Return From Hiatus Delivers Lowest Ratings Yet
For a TV show that I had great hopes for when I heard about it and followed up on it, “FlashForward” has not exactly met my expectations. In fact, it’s pretty much failed to even keep me interested, which is probably why, though I’ve continued to DVR the new episodes just in case, I haven’t actually watched them yet. Apparently I’m not the only one.
Gaius Baltar Joins the FlashForward Conspiracy
After what seems like forever, ABC’s “FlashForward” is due back on the air to continue its blackout conspiracy March 18, 2010, and from there, the network will air 13 new episodes in a row. When the show does return, it’ll have added a new castmember — James Callis, who plays Gaius Baltar on “Battlestar Galactica”, will be doing a multi-episode arc on the show.
Flash Forward Gets New Bosses
With the exit of David Goyer from the show running duties for ABC’s Flash Forward, the ship has been left rudderless, adrift on the merciless seas of network television.
Did David Goyer Bolt Flash Forward To Write The New Batman Script?
As you all know, David Goyer (Show Runner) has left Flash Forward to work on other projects. What other projects might be more important than running a pretty big budget weekly Sci-Fi LOST replacement?
David Goyer Leaves Flash Forward
David Goyer, showrunner and co-creator of ABC’s Flash Forward has bailed to pursue his motion picture career, according to the Hollywood Reporter. As you may remember, David took over for Mark Guggenheim, who also stepped away.
Flash Forward Delayed Again
Oh the horror. Have I given up on Flash Forward yet? Not quite sonny, so cool your jets. I’m stubborn and with LOST about to end it’s run I’m in the need for another network driven mind pretzel starring ex-hobbits. It did need some spit and polish though so I’m glad they took it off the rack for a short spruce up. But will it be sprucy enough??? We’ll need to wait 2 more weeks then originally planned to find out. Flash Forward returns to us March 18th at 8 p.m.
FlashForward Takes a Break, Shuts Down Production
Are you still watching ABC’s “FlashForward”? I have the show DVR’ed, but haven’t had time to watch the last three episodes. Okay, it’s not that I don’t have the time, it’s that I, well, don’t want to. Which is a shame, because after the first couple of episodes, this was quickly becoming my favorite new show. Then it, er, wasn’t. I don’t know what happen, to tell you the truth, but maybe it was that trip to Washington that just opened the door up to a whole slew of new, completely unlikeable characters that made me give up on the whole thing. In any case, news is that the show will now temporarily shut down production for six days so that the writers can “tinker” with it.
David Goyer Takes Over as Showrunner of FlashForward
I gotta admit, I’m digging ABC’s “FlashForward” a lot more than I thought I would. Sure, it’s still a bit uncomfortable to see Harold of “Harold and Kumar” fame running around with a gun and coming across like a kid playing cops and robbers, but the show just keeps getting more intense with each episode, and the mystery is killing me.
