Look, if it is crap, then it will continue to be crap. All I'm saying is give something more than 2 episodes (in which it tries to define the players of the world, not to mention the world itself) before you make you're decision.
God took 6 days to create his world, can't we afford 6 episodes? Hah.
Putting a number on it (though I shouldn't), I instinctively want to say you should give it 6 episodes.
But perhaps I should add a stipulation (to avoid my own hypocrisy). I'm coming from the angle of knowing the creator and knowing he/she makes TV that I love. That should earn said creator some room to play and take me possibly somewhere a little new (which takes time). I'm not saying it's guarenteed gold, but you know the creator has the ability, so you give a little.
You gotta admit Spielberg made some movies that no-names never would have gotten away with.
All of you bashing Dollhouse and saying "I'm done" after three (or fewer) episodes are exemplifying what Fox does. For crying out loud, let it develop. I'll admit the first two weren't rock'em sock'em but I stuck with it and episode three was quite enjoyable. Go back and look at how corny the first few Buffy episodes were.
You talk about ditching the show so quickly and yet wonder why Fox does it...gee, I wonder.
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Look, if it is crap, then it will continue to be crap. All I'm saying is give something more than 2 episodes (in which it tries to define the players of the world, not to mention the world itself) before you make you're decision. God took 6 days to create his world, can't we afford 6 episodes? Hah.
Putting a number on it (though I shouldn't), I instinctively want to say you should give it 6 episodes. But perhaps I should add a stipulation (to avoid my own hypocrisy). I'm coming from the angle of knowing the creator and knowing he/she makes TV that I love. That should earn said creator some room to play and take me possibly somewhere a little new (which takes time). I'm not saying it's guarenteed gold, but you know the creator has the ability, so you give a little. You gotta admit Spielberg made some movies that no-names never would have gotten away with.
All of you bashing Dollhouse and saying "I'm done" after three (or fewer) episodes are exemplifying what Fox does. For crying out loud, let it develop. I'll admit the first two weren't rock'em sock'em but I stuck with it and episode three was quite enjoyable. Go back and look at how corny the first few Buffy episodes were. You talk about ditching the show so quickly and yet wonder why Fox does it...gee, I wonder.