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No, it isn't.

But yes, NBC confirmed it was cancelled yesterday. Real shame, hopefully it comes to some sort of reasonable conclusion at the end. I've really enjoyed it.
 
That's a shame:( It started a bit all over the place but seemed to be finding it's footing. I think the exec's think by tagging every new show with 'insert name' producer it some how guarantees success:confused: If anything it becomes a bit of a mill stone. It seems to be a pattern that's repeated in all forms of entertainment:confused::(
 
show was terrible..... and just the exact thing as touch (cancelled also)

I agree it may have found its place if it had the chance to progress further but no one wants another touch show where they rescue another person from making a wrong choice, they should have focused more on the premise but it attempted to save budget and anything with zest and style and lacked complete direction.

But I can see why people enjoyed it just not for me.
 
I enjoyed it BUT my teeth started grinding every time she decided she had to help someone - you're being hunted by every agency in America and you are worried about some stranger's love life?

Writers should have been shot!
 
rids57 said:
I enjoyed it BUT my teeth started grinding every time she decided she had to help someone - you're being hunted by every agency in America and you are worried about some stranger's love life?

Writers should have been shot!
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exactly it just got cringe worthy and turned even worse then Touch series which was canned and exactly the same premise.

You can't pretend each episode your normal and can meet and talk to people and save their lives and then the next episode on the run from law and using special powers.

Does not matter:)
 
The guy who plays the father (Jake McLaughlin) bugs me, looks like he's wearing eye liner. And the show isn't that great either.
 
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I watched the final (delayed) three episodes tonight and they actually tied things up pretty well. The whole helping everybody obsession really came to a head in the final episode when she had to help another, older girl like her that was totally out of control and going full on "firestarter". I thought the very end was very well done and left the series with the question of just how powerful is she?

The other girl was supposed to be more powerful than Bo because she was basically a psychopath. Bo just calmly walked through the girl's firestorm and delivered her message. What happened next was the kicker though, she not only healed the other girl but also took away her powers. So it looks like Bo is a lot more powerful than Skouras' and Winter's wildest dreams.

I know there was some poor writing, bad acting and rubbish effects but I'm still sad to see this ending after just one season.
 
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