Ouais, pas de topic parce qu'honnêtement, on doit être à peine une poignée sur le forum à avoir regardé, et que ce n'était pas assez bon à mon sens pour se fatiguer à ouvrir un topic.

C'est gentillet, inoffensif, limite bien-pensant, et sans résolution. Quitte à choisir, je garde mes barils de Code Quantum, ou mon Day break.

Ben vi.

(comme l'indiquent mes compte-rendus hebdos dans zavez maté quoi aujourd'hui)

Je plussoie de tout cœur avec les deux posts précédents tant pour une fois on a affaire à une série qui
a/ sait de quoi elle parle niveau concept et en utilise intelligemment les données

b/ ne prend pas le spectateur pour un abruti qui a besoin de se voir répété 15 fois les tenants et aboutissants de la chose à chaque coupure pub

c/ prend le risque de dépasser ses concepts de base au lieu de ne faire qu'une simple formule qui passe son temps à n'être qu'une transposition calque de son idée de base (suivez mon regard)

A partir de la, évidemment chacun ses gouts mais on ne peut décemment pas reprocher à Journeyman d'être une série qui endort et s'endort sur elle-même.

c/ prend le risque de dépasser ses concepts de base au lieu de ne faire qu'une simple formule qui passe son temps à n'être qu'une transposition calque de son idée de base (suivez mon regard)

Et de quoi ça parle? D'un mec qui fait des bonds dans le temps pour remettre des vies dans le droit chemin. Et des problèmes que ça peut entraîner dans sa vie de couple. Ouah. Super original.

La Fox n'est donc à priori pas à blâmer sur ce coup là.

c'est marrant le nombre de gens qui aime ce show
Y'a des séries 100 fois meilleure qui passe totalement inaperçue et on nous saoul avec ce show

Elu post le plus irrespectueux du jour.

Que tu n'aimes pas le show, soit. Mais qu'on te "soule" avec celui-ci...Libre à toi de ne pas aimer mais libre aussi à toi de ne pas lire ce topic.

Je trouve Journeyman très bon, pas super original mais très bon. C'est sûr qu'il manque peut etre une ile deserte, un torse tatoué ou des supers pouvoirs...

Des robots de combats et une station spatiale aussi

Elu post le plus irrespectueux du jour.

Que tu n'aimes pas le show, soit. Mais qu'on te "soule" avec celui-ci...Libre à toi de ne pas aimer mais libre aussi à toi de ne pas lire ce topic.

Je trouve Journeyman très bon, pas super original mais très bon. C'est sûr qu'il manque peut etre une ile deserte, un torse tatoué ou des supers pouvoirs...

Y'a pas mal de monde qui parle de l'annulation de ce show dans la presse Fr (dvdrama ils aiment bien aussi...) voilà

C'était pas méchant et je ne vise personne, je parle en générale
Y'a pas mal de monde qui parle de l'annulation de ce show dans la presse Fr (dvdrama ils aiment bien aussi...) voilà
Et puis y'a d'autre truc à voir quoi pas le temps de pleurer
Sinon bienvenu sur le topic Série et il est à moi mouahahahahahahahahahaha
Tu aimes Farscape sinon ?

David Brami = Bradaviel

non mais je te charriais un peu aussi...
(et toi tu aimes les combats de gladiateur?)

Ca explique tout

Enfin vu le s1e13. Dommage que cela se termine alors que ca devenait vraiment vraiment bien....Surtout avec ce que le Pr laisse transparaitre de sa discut avec Dan (les "avions" maya, etc...)
Snif. RIP Journeyman.

Who or what was sending Dan on his sudden missions into the past? Was it God? Nature?
KEVIN FALLS: Let’s just say it was too specific and grand to be science or government.

Would we ever learn?
We would have led you to the water's edge and let you figure it out. The later conflict of the show was going to lie with those people who were trying to find the cadre of travelers. Would they try to manipulate them for their own self interests? [Recurring FBI agent] Richard Garrity was coming back for sure.

We also were aiming for a series ending where the key people Dan helped through the course of the season would figure in a Rube Goldberg-inspired climax. Not quite on the level of save-the-world like “Heroes,” but something with some scope.

Did Livia [Dan’s ex-fiancée, who turned out to be a time-traveler herself, from 1948] stay so long in her future and romance Dan because The Powers That Be meant for her to act as his mentor?
Initially. And her mission was to get Katie and Dan together. At first we were going to do it because we wanted [Dan’s son] Zack to have some traveling power (to the immediate future) but felt that was too genetic like in [the novel] “The Time Traveler’s Wife.” We really ran away from anything derivative. Anything that harkened back to other TV shows was coincidental.

Does Livia's story mirror that of Evan [the time-traveling mental patient at the center of the final episode]? Did she decide to pull out of Dan's life [by faking her own plane-crash death] to facilitate a mysterious greater good?
We kept going 'round and 'round about that. We felt that Livia was keeping some secret from Dan that was huge and tragic.

Why could Livia only go forward from her native era? At some point (when Livia dies maybe?), would Dan suddenly start moving into the future as well?
We just thought it would be cool to give them each a specific and separate gift and we liked the tragi-romantic notion of them cursed to never live in their respective presents.

Would Dan have met the elderly 2008 Livia in the first season?
Yes. Absolutely. She was alive. Many of the fans projected that and they were right.

Did we ever learn what did Livia did for a living in 1948?
We were going to have her in law school and her husband being threatened by that. And maybe the husband would try to take advantage of her gift.

Did Livia use future technology to further her finances?
I think we know what happens when you do stuff like that. There's blowback, like in Episode Nine. They can only make money to help them survive in their travels.

So she didn’t "invent" the radar range or the UNIVAC or The Clapper?
That was Evan. He was smart that way. One scene that kept getting cut out of the pilot and episode 9 was Dan needing cash in the past and gambling on some well-know bowl game. But it got cut for time and I still regret it.

Were Dan and Evan born during the same comet pass in 1972?
People shouldn't get too locked into the comet thing. That was just one theory.

Are The Powers That Be necessarily a force for good?
I think the end game was for the good. We wanted to explore some darker themes early on, but our ratings dictated otherwise. I wanted Dan to have to shepherd a hit man through his life to kill someone. It would really fuck Dan up, but there'd be a bigger reason for it. Sort of like life (not the TV show) we would have done it [late in the first season].

Was it not irresponsible of the The Powers That Be to snatch Dan away while his car in was in drive?
What Dan came to learn is that he better adjust his life to fit the TPTB and not the other way around. And he did.

Non-Vassers never seem to see the time-travelers vanishing or appearing unless they're supposed to. Can one assume this is somehow by The Powers That Be's design? Are they that omniscient?
You know, the idea of the white light was more to help with transitions. But the idea was that the believers got to see it. We used a little more than I wanted later, to be honest. But the strike limited my input toward the end. In fact, I'm blown away by the response the last two shows got. We had to rush them before the strike. I did my rewrites on both the weekend before we walked. I was lucky Tracy McMillen, Aeden Babish and Matt McGuinness did such a good job on the first drafts of their episodes. But we could have used a couple more coats of paint. But thank God I had my co-EP Alex Graves minding the store.

Would a future storyline deal with Dan erasing the government's knowledge of his ability?
Why not?

Did Dan himself tell a young [Livermore Labs tachyon expert Elliot] Langley about his ability decades ago, around the time that photo of Langley posing with a preteen Vasser was taken?
No. But I think Langley was on to Dan at a very young age.

The season finale would have brought together some if not all of the characters Dan saved -- to do what?
Well, it was going to be a plague, but then “Heroes” did that. When we were told “Heroes” was doing it, they suggested we change ours. No way we were going to win that one. We would have come up with something, but remember, I could read the tea leaves in mid-October. I decided then, let's think in terms of 13 [episodes].

What else was ahead for Dan, Katie, Livia, Jack and Jack's hot girlfriend? How many of the [never-shot] final nine episode storylines had you worked out before the strike?
Katie and Dan were going to split up for a while. [Dan’s brother] Jack and Dan were going to live together and then Dan and Katie would get back together. Livia was going to die in episode 20. Dan was going to save her in 21. And in 22, Dan would come back to his house in the present like he did in the pilot and someone else would be living there. Katie and Zack would be gone and this time Dan would have no idea how to get his family back.

And then we'd start season two. I'm getting depressed thinking about it. This staff was so fucking smart. We would have just gotten better. You know, I'm not bitter toward NBC as much as I am the mainstream critics who collectively dismissed us without giving us a second look. I think when we went out we were doing some of the best TV out there. And I’m so grateful that the on-line community embraced this show, actually got the show and ended up being the wind in our sails for the second half of the season.