Seven Days
POSTED BY: Mantichorus
UPDATED: Thursday, September 30, 2004 19:51
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I'm wondering if anyone else ever saw the series Seven Days. This great series was brought back to my attention by the fact that the videos it was stored on didn't survive a recent move.
So... Did any other Browncoats ever see this series, and what were their opinions on it?
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I enjoyed the series immensely and still hold a grudge against UPN for cancelling it since it was replaced w/ crap sitcoms at the time. Not the greatest sci-fi show ever, but it was interesting, had a plot, decent actors, and well then was no more. At least we got more than one season of it.
Condolences on the demise of your tapes.
The Strawberry Monkey who defends tight pants everywhere!
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Originally posted by jebbypal:
I enjoyed the series immensely and still hold a grudge against UPN for cancelling it since it was replaced w/ crap sitcoms at the time. Not the greatest sci-fi show ever, but it was interesting, had a plot, decent actors, and well then was no more. At least we got more than one season of it.
Condolences on the demise of your tapes.
The Strawberry Monkey who defends tight pants everywhere!
I agree. I also liked the show and watched it regularly. Although I liked it better early on than later in the series. Some of the plots in later episodes got a little "weird" - OK, it's sci-fi, I know, but some plots went beyond the original scope of the show from being pure sci-fi to having some odd religious overtones. Not that there's anything wrong with that. It just didn't seem to fit with what they had originally set out to do.
But overall, I also liked the show and was sorry when it was cancelled.
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I watched this show, found it on BBC2 and kept watching. I kinda liked it but by the time it aired over here it had already been cancelled. Actually think Jewel starred in episode or maybe my brain swiss cheesed!
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It kinda had a cheesy setup - all the characters were utterly simple ones. But it was a blast while it lasted.
For the one that mentioned religious stuff - hell that was only one episode. And I bet Picardo got a kick out of being the Devil.
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Good eye, MRSKBORG! Jewel WAS in an episode of Seven Days entitled "Empty Quiver" which aired in March of 2001. She played Molly. (God Bless IMdB!)
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Yeah - 7 Days season one was great. Seasons 2 and 3?.....meh. Stephanie Romanov (Lilah) was in a couple of eps too, and in one of them Vladimir Kulich (The Beast) guest-starred alongside her. Ah the trivia.
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Originally posted by Grounded:
Yeah - 7 Days season one was great. Seasons 2 and 3?.....meh. Stephanie Romanov (Lilah) was in a couple of eps too, and in one of them Vladimir Kulich (The Beast) guest-starred alongside her. Ah the trivia.
Now that IS interesting. Makes me wish I could go back and see those episodes again.
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