Moonlightaholics

Here's the link...

http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/08/07/jason ... ow-people/

New Jason in early October! Yay!

Ooh, awesome news! Now I'm gonna have to check that show out. (To be honest, I was gonna do that anyway, since it has Robbie Amell in it.)

Wonder if this is a one-shot or if there's a possibility for a longer stint. Either way, it's long overdue exposure for Jason!!

That would be awesome. And hey, I found out from the attached interview that Peyton List (Tierney Taylor) is on that show, so there's a double Moonlight connection! (I might have known that at one time and forgotten, actually... )

I'm getting really curious about this, because I've seen more than one article like this:

http://www.threeifbyspace.net/2013/09/d ... ow-people/

that phrasing, "joins cast" sure sounds like more than a one-shot appearance. Usually, if it's just one time, it'll say "guests" instead. I can't dig up anything for sure but, you know, I'm hopeful....

Here I was thinking this would be soon, but alas, folks, we've got FIVE weeks to go. The series premiere is on Oct. 9, and Jason shows up for Ep. 4. So, probably Oct. 30. and here I thought the wait was almost over.

**looks at watch**. Is it late October yet?



Now?

The premiere of this show is Wednesday. I'm going to watch to have the general premise so I'm ready when Jason appears.

I'm right there with you, Rhonda.

I was mildly interested anyway. (I loved the first season of Heroes, which this makes me think of.) Having Jason showing up just seals the deal.

Okay, watched the first episode. It's not as bad as all that. (Funny that the main character's mom is played by the same actress who played Bella's mom in the Twilight movies.)

The leader of the bad guys is very familiar from Supernatural--he had a recurring role for a season or so.

I can see the resemblance between Robbie Amell and his cousin, but I think Stephen is a lot cuter. (And damn, but it's annoying that Robbie's character's name is Stephen. This is bound to get confusing.)

Oh yeah, and Sarah Clarke was also the evil Nina in Season 1 of 24! I like her. I can't wait to watch the episode!

I watched. It wasn't as bad as The Hollywood Reporter review might have suggested, but it was no Arrow, either.

There was WAY too much expository dialogue and over-produced music. So far, I'm thinking John might be a much more interesting character than Stephen. But then, I've always been drawn to the "bad boys" more than the clean-cut heroes.

Here's a bit of scoop about Jason's character. It's just a tiny bit spoilery -- not much more so than any of the early announcements, though.

http://www.broadwayworld.com/bwwtv/arti ... 2013101092

Here's another link with a description of the episode. As with the last link, it's a little spoiler-y, although mostly in regards to the set-up of the plot, not what really happens.

http://www.ksitetv.com/tomorrow-people/ ... ring/25236

I wasn't totally enthralled with the first episode, but I'd sit through a lot worse than this to see Jason's handsome face on the screen again.

librarian_7 wrote: I wasn't totally enthralled with the first episode, but I'd sit through a lot worse than this to see Jason's handsome face on the screen again.

You know it, baby! (Rules of Engagement, anyone? )

(And thanks for the link. )

Good gravy, who at the CW writes those blurbs? Could that description be any more convoluted?

Hubby and I enjoyed the episode. It's not Shakespeare, but hey--it's aimed at teenage girls. Our biggest quibble is that nobody would believe any of those people are under 18. But then again, "teenagers" on TV shows are usually in their mid-20's. So I'm pretty used to that. But I've got to say, it would have been easy for them to change the story to take place at a college instead of a high school. Just make the Tomorrow People traits emerge at the END of puberty rather than the beginning.

Oh well. Robbie A. is engaging, although nowhere near as charming as his cousin Stephen. And I agree, I'm kinda more drawn to John as an interesting character. Then again, Stephen is still a newbie, just finding his feet. And first episodes often suffer from too much exposition, as the creators try to set up the story's universe.

I'm hoping it does well enough to get a chance to find its feet... or at least till the 4th episode!!

I did read an interview with Robbie that was pretty adorable. Apparently he lives near Stephen, and they hang out on weekends. AND he anticipates babysitting for Stephen's impending offspring, even though he says he's terrified of babies.