Vampire Diaries

[animedude01]

Originally Posted by Crowl

You can't blame america though, the tv producers are the ones that keep making these shows and judging by the fact that most of them only last one season, it doesn't seem like america are that interested.

America? I think their target demographic is a wee bit smaller. Say... teenage girsl? Who are likely to have a very short attention span. Jumping from what's cool this week to what's cool next week

Guess what I get to look forward to in about 8-9 years

[Tattncat]

Originally Posted by Daithi

Yeah, Angel was good, but it was Art Wallace's series that I first remember (and that was in reruns). I'll give 64 karma points (my max) to anyone that can tell me what series he did.

Dark Shadows?

[Tattncat]

I'm old enough that I watched Dark Shadows when it first came outand I actually liked it. I hadn't seen anything else of that ilk that appealed to me until Blood Ties came out. Unfortunately, it must not have had much viewership since it too has gone by the wayside.

[tompe]

Originally Posted by basschick

i didn't like angel, and gave up buffy halfway through or so, but i would have willingly liked true blood if only they hadn't changed the entire charlaine-a-verse (did i say that?) around in the ways that they did. i hear that soon we may be having an anita blake tv movie from lionsgate, too.

The changes in season 1 was annoying since you still could compare to the books. In season 2 the changes are so big so it is easier to see the TV series as something totally disconnected from the books.