I started watching this "mini-series" when it began, replacing the now less than stellar "West Wing." I thought it was not unreasonable, although all the angelic interferences with the death of an auto writing brain dead patient seemed unnerving. How would I know that the first episode was the best? Instead of merely delving deeper and deeper into the mysteries of religion (christian, that is) and its relevance to daily living, this storyline began digging deeper and deeper in search of a plot. In so doing, it became more and more ludicrous. But I stuck with it because I am one of those saps (that NBC is counting on) who once started, tries to maintain interest at least to see what will become the conclusion of this dreary, over-acted "prophet of doom" nonsense. THEN, I read today in the LA Times that what I've been waiting for may never come! This "mini-series" is merely a pilot to help boost their ratings amongst the gullible saps who go for this stuff. Imagine, another season of this mealy mouth drivel with everyone looking mystified, bewildered and bewitched for 22 weeks more, at least. Mon Dieu!
Review of Revelations
