It's really too bad that a show like "Awake" is whisked off the air just as some of us were really getting in to this mind blowing drama. There is so much crap out there -- why oh why can't you network middle brows allow a truly unique conception to continue. Some of us really enjoy "thinking" and "analyzing" and you continue to pander to the weak minded and superficial viewer. Television could be so much more but it remains the "vast wasteland" inhabited by a bunch of non-creative boors!
Paul
May 18th, 2012 8:24 AM
It's a huge disappointment indeed that this show has been cancelled for next season. I really enjoyed being challenged to discriminate the realities. I'm sure this show has a lot of potential, but can also imagine it has a specific audience, a bit off the main stream. I do not watch a lot of television and am just lucky that I have stumbled upon this show. I assume the regular "easy digest" crowd does not appreciate this show as much as people will, that might not be aware of it at the moment. In music there are plenty of songs, the crowds didn't appreciate right away and needed some time and the right people to promote it to make it to fame.
The end of season cliffhanger was very good. But to think of it as an all final show, it is a torture.
I liked this show a lot. It wasn't a great season, but it was a good one and deserved a second season. NBC should be ashamed. Anyway, good first part of the finale. Lets see how it ends. Hope we get some closure. Damn you NBC.
susan
May 18th, 2012 2:50 AM
I am dissappointed in NBC for cancelling this show when it was very good. Who makes these stupid descitions anyway it ues to be they would put a show on and give it a good running start and if it was not doing so good in the ratings they would try harder with the scrip, but not cancell right away. I know a lot of people who wanted to see the show but just forgot about it because it wasn't advertisied that much. I will miss this show and the characters and probablly always wonder what happened to them.
May 18th, 2012 10:58 AM
It's really too bad that a show like "Awake" is whisked off the air just as some of us were really getting in to this mind blowing drama. There is so much crap out there -- why oh why can't you network middle brows allow a truly unique conception to continue. Some of us really enjoy "thinking" and "analyzing" and you continue to pander to the weak minded and superficial viewer. Television could be so much more but it remains the "vast wasteland" inhabited by a bunch of non-creative boors!
May 18th, 2012 8:24 AM
It's a huge disappointment indeed that this show has been cancelled for next season. I really enjoyed being challenged to discriminate the realities. I'm sure this show has a lot of potential, but can also imagine it has a specific audience, a bit off the main stream. I do not watch a lot of television and am just lucky that I have stumbled upon this show. I assume the regular "easy digest" crowd does not appreciate this show as much as people will, that might not be aware of it at the moment. In music there are plenty of songs, the crowds didn't appreciate right away and needed some time and the right people to promote it to make it to fame.
The end of season cliffhanger was very good. But to think of it as an all final show, it is a torture.
Rank: Guest Star
May 18th, 2012 8:08 AM
I liked this show a lot. It wasn't a great season, but it was a good one and deserved a second season. NBC should be ashamed. Anyway, good first part of the finale. Lets see how it ends. Hope we get some closure. Damn you NBC.
May 18th, 2012 2:50 AM
I am dissappointed in NBC for cancelling this show when it was very good. Who makes these stupid descitions anyway it ues to be they would put a show on and give it a good running start and if it was not doing so good in the ratings they would try harder with the scrip, but not cancell right away. I know a lot of people who wanted to see the show but just forgot about it because it wasn't advertisied that much. I will miss this show and the characters and probablly always wonder what happened to them.