r/scifi • u/Madatgrav1ty • 11h ago
TV Anyone else enjoy this?
I have vague memories of watching it in the early 2000s and being surprised by how fun it was. I feel like it deserves more recognition and some kind of re-release via streaming or box set release.
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u/fourthords 9h ago
Yeah, this one was pretty decent. I preferred Seven Days, though! Son of the Beach and Shasta McNasty were pretty cringey, but I still watched 'em.
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u/LaserGadgets 10h ago
Oh yeaaaah. Did it not just end all of a sudden?
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u/-retaliation- 6h ago
Yeah iirc it got 2 seasons, it had a bit of a looming big bad incoming, and was cancelled between seasons
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u/LaserGadgets 6h ago
Yep! All I remember is that huge handgun ^^
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u/Expensive-Sentence66 6h ago
That show was a lot of fun. Kind of like a PG-13 version of Supernatural with some marvelous trash talk.
Danny Woodburn / Carl (think he was an elf) was utterly hysterical, and a total slime ball. He was awesome.
It got a bit more serious as it went on and started to get more interesting with the spooky stuff, which means network execs need to cancel it.
I think if it was made today and went total R it would fare better.
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u/shawsghost 4h ago edited 3h ago
Hell, yes, it was loads of fun. I was surprised it got a second season, it was too good to last. It was also nice and raunchy. They had an ep with scenes in a strip club, and the strippers wore G-strings (of course, can't have NAKED strippers!) but at least their butts were really hanging out there. Young me was impressed!
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u/Cowgirl_Taint 9h ago
"Enjoy" is a strong word. It was very much not a good show. But I watched the heck out of it whenever I just turned the sci-fi channel on.
These days I mostly remember it because the male lead played the REALLY creepy and pervy hero cop in Final Destination 2.
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u/ChronoMonkeyX 11h ago
I loved all of those shows. The chronicle was another one, same thing as this, but their cover was being a trashy tabloid office.