Re: Joan Of Arcadia too subtle for American audiences?

"Eva" <eva1removethis@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Ken from Chicago" <kwicker1b_nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> The early episodes were too dark--and then STARGATE SG-1 started back
up.
>
> Hey, Stargate is already blamed for Farscape's cancellation by some
fans,
> don't burden it with the downfall of another show, will you? ;-)

No, just crediting SG1 for giving me an alternative to JOA.

> My daughter and I are big fans of JOA, we have to download S2 because
the 
> UK
> Living Channel isn't showing it yet - and if it's true that the ratings 
> are
> going down in the US, they may not even bother with it.  I agree that
some
> of S2 is darker than S1 - maybe there's a point to it which will become
> obvious in the next few episodes?  I find the most annoying aspect of
the
> writing the fact that, most of the time, the parents are so damn 
> miserable.
>
> As for the show to feature more of the Christian message or quoting the 
> Ten
> Commandments etc; as someone who can't stand organised religion I would
> definitely stop watching the show, if that happened.

Ah, many people are spiritual without being religious.

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-- Ken from Chicago