I've not heard anything about that show so I've no idea what it's like/about.

>I have BBC America on cable at my new house. I turned it on last night hoping to find a British Mystery to enjoy (my favorite shows to watch). Instead, I found a show called Hex (I think it was called) and after about 10 minutes decided it sure wasn't anything I was interested in watching. My 15yr old daughter maybe, but not me.
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>>>In the days before ubiquitous DVD releases the magic number for TV was seven seasons. For some reason that was the number of seasons you needed in the can before you could sell to syndication, where the backend bucks for the rest of your life were. ( hence the reason some shows lasted 6 more seasons than they should have ) Now, of course, one season will get you a DVD release for the faithful.
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>>>I really liked Coupling but 4 seasons of that was one US season. ( is this a work ethic thing or productivity of socialized television <s> ? )
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>>I'm not sure about that. Maybe it's because our comedies aren't written by many in a brain-storm, as the US ones are, so 1 person has to sit down and think everything up (maybe we're to cheap to employ a team). This is also a reason why our sit coms are cr@p cf the US ones (I never liked Coupling BTW)
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