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'Terra Nova': First look at Steven Spielberg's time travel series
The first thing we said after watching the new trailer for FOX's "Terra Nova"? "So... it's like 'Jurassic Park' meets 'Back to the Future'? We're in!"The network released a first look at Steven Spielberg's new series coming this fall and it looks... ambitious. In a good way.
The concept? It's 2149 and the world is in danger; the Shannon family is transported back 85 millions years to join Terra Nova, a colony of humans with a second chance to build a civilization. "The only hope for our future lies 85 million years in the past," the trailer reads.No pressure.
The special effects are stellar and the sets are amazing. The show is using CGI dinosaurs and green-screen technology to recreate the prehistoric world the characters are traveling back to.
The series stars Jason O' Mara ("Life On Mars"), Shelley Conn ("How Do You Know"), Landon Liboiron ("Degrassi: TNG," "Life Unexpected") and Stephen Lang ("Avatar").
Will you be checking out "Terra Nova" this fall, Zappers?
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trailer looks great.
It's gonna be a good show.
Not to be too much of a jerk, but in what way is this a "first look". The problems plaguing this show and prior promos have been well covered, including here at this site. (For example, February 6th article "Terra Nova first promo: Hey, this looks familiar"). I wish Fox would stop talking about the show and just put it on the air, so that we can get to the pulling it after 3 airings and replacing it with repeats of Bones or House.
Ya gotta give FOX credit, try love to bring the Sci-Fi. To bad all the Syfy Channel has to bring are reruns and B-Movies
I will definately check it out and hope its worth all the hype.
So in 2149 the world is in danger. So what else is new?
The world is always in danger. Has been from the beginning. Always in danger from everything. "You can't go home again."
Premise is absurd. Probably a good series, but also probably enormously hysteronically overdrawn.