Alias Season 3 starting March 14th

TCamen

Alias season 3 is starting March 14th @ 9pm on Bravo on Sky Digital.

Having watched the first 11 eps of season 3, it's definitely worth catching. Easily the most interesting returning US show, still full of twists :cool:

Nike_Dude

At last I was worried that I wouldnt get to see it after sky dropped it. I thought last season was good, better than most of the s**t on sky one

penguinbloke

Any ideas when it's coming to RTÉ??

donhughberto

I started watching series 1 on sky repeats, hevent seen b4 and its quite good!

TCamen

I'm sure it'll pop up on Net2 in its usual friday @ 7pm slot....eventually. Repeats of The Lyrics Board are more important right now :rolleyes:

I'd keep an eye on those late-night slots Net2 love to air American stuff in, just incase they don't put it on fridays...

Agent Orange

I got sick of this show after the first season. The story never went anywhere, and you got the feeling that the writers didn't have a grand plan for the season. The whole Rimbaldi thing was a very lazy method of driving the plot forward... I believe they're STILL using this tired device? And I got sick of everybody's constant FROWNING.

Jennifer Garner is pretty hot, though I'm not too keen on her cheekbones.

ixoy

Well the story DOES go somewhere - p'raps you should have watched a bit more? Sure it likes to twist and turn on itself, but that's part of the joy of the show. Rambaldi is central to some of the arc storylines but it's all tying in with what's been uncovered so far. It mighn't be as tightly planned as Babylon 5, but there's a definite shape to the show.

TCamen

The Rambaldi plot has continued to simmer in the background of the series, not always the main focus of every arc, but that's a good thing. It would strain the writers to have to tie EVERYTHING they do with Rambaldi.
Sometimes there's mini-arcs, sometimes season-long ones, like with Irina in season 2, but there's always a forward-moving plot, and it isn't always about Rambaldi and I like the show just as much whether it's focusing on a Rambaldi or non-Rambaldi plot. I've watched the show from the beginning, and never once have I felt that the show is directionless or lacking a strong grand plan, I'd agree with ixoy-- Watch more before condemning the writers.

Re: Frowning, it is a pretty serious show, but I wouldn't want it any lighter. Syd does cry a lot though

donhughberto

Originally posted by Agent Orange


Jennifer Garner is pretty hot, though I'm not too keen on her cheekbones.

too right she is stunning, def my type lol, cheekbones are perfect as well!