Set it up for a 7 year run. Too bad Fox will cancel it after one whether it is a hit or not.

For the record, I did enjoy the first ep and will continue watching.

Hoping it's just their name attached to someone else's work, like a lot of bad robot stuff these days.

Unfortunately, it's not, although Len Wiseman directed the pilot.

No kidding. "Get in the car!" "Okay!" I'd be like "WTF is a CAR?"

When she said that, he had already been in a car. HIs WTF moment probably happened then.

Meh.

I'll keep recording it to see where it goes but witches, covens, the Biblical supernatural isn't going to "play" come spring.

The biggest disappointment, IMO, is there was an opportunity to introduce a "National Treasure" type historical vibe but instead, they went with the witch angle.

I guess I shouldn't be surprised considering the limited creativity of the principles.

Well, it is short for carriage, which he would have been familiar with in his day.

So...you're saying you're disappointed with their limited creativity and wish they'd done something more like something that's already been done.

This is more or less my take on it. I don't mind the supernatural to an extent, it is after all a ghost story originally, but the apocalyptic avenue is going too far, IMHO. I have grown accustomed to the story being bastardized but, this seems to be straying way the hell out there.

I also agree that a National Treasure type tilt would a have a chance at being more interesting. As it is, it was about as stupid as I feared. Though I'll give it one more shot just because it can be hard to tell from the first show as that is primarily a set up episode. I am not optimistic though.

I would agree with this. I was under the impression, and the first part suggested it as well, that the show would involve many aspects of history and would take on a more suspense or mystery feel with things such as cover ups, alternate histories, or revelations about the past. These things can still come into play so I hope it doesn't just get too crazy with the paranormal.

I fell asleep about 2/3 into the episode, but I really liked it. Going to keep watching.

Another problem I have is getting past the police captain being the magazine salesman from Office Space.

Wait, who? The Mexican chick?

It's Once Upon a Time Redux.

Wasn't impressed.

I think he's referring to Orlando Jones, who is a very good actor.