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Originally posted by Jumpy:

I even remember all these cartoons I saw as a kid like Samurai Pizza Cats (hey it was cool at the time) that will probably never again see the light of day. Its really just a big shame./B]

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Originally posted by DarkArchon:
Just wanted to put in my 2 cents worth. Thought, "Now and Again" was o.k., but "Brimstone" was very cool. Would liked to see more of that show. Thought Glover was a great Devil.

-Dark

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Originally posted by lasher99:
Annik,
Gotta check that one out. Thanks. If I find out more info, I'll post here.

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Has a loosely similar premise, but there's no connection to Reiff and Voris.

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Originally posted by lasher99:
Unfilmed Brimstone Episode outline as posted by creators (Reiff & Vorhis) on the official Fox board. All I can say is that they would have rocked.

Episode 114: RIVALS (Unfilmed)
Episode 14 pitted Stone with two dilemmas: an escaped damned Soul who is killing illegal immigrants and a beautiful kick-ass damned woman, late of the Irish Republican Army, who the Devil has brought back in order to test Stone. The Deal? Whoever sends this week's Damned Soul to Hell FIRST gets to stay on Earth and hunt the down the rest of the 113 -- whoever fails gets a one-way ticket back to Eternal Damnation! Zeke wins, but not before getting somewhat PHYSICALLY involved with the IRA woman, who proves to be almost his match in every way, shape & form.

Episode 115: DEADLINE (Unfilmed)
An episode with a BACKWARDS structure. A Reporter shows up on the scene just in time to witness Zeke sending a Damned Soul back to Hell, then tracks the story BACKWARDS in his attempt to find Stone and find out what's up...

Episode 116: ANGEL (Unfilmed)
Stone tracks down what he THINKS is a Damned Soul, but turns out instead to be a Rogue Angel bored with heaven, desperate to taste everything life has to offer -- including Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll, and murder! Stone has to figure out how to trick the bad Angel into going back to Heaven -- with a little help from someone who 'aint the Devil and prompts the Devil into yelling at the Heaven's: "He's working for me, not you!" Also in this episode, a mysterious woman shows up and starts asking questions about Zeke Stone -- it's ROSALYN!

Episode 117: PARTNERS (Unfilmed)
Stone tracks another Damned Soul, but this time the Devil shows up and wants to tag along on Stone's investigation! This one's personal for ole' Lucifer, 'cause this is the one guy who never broke, the one guy who never begged for mercy, who did his time in Hell defiantly, always telling the Devil to F-off. Who is this tough-as-nails Damned Soul? None other than a meek, mild-mannered CLERK who looks like he wouldn't hurt a fly! Lots of darkly comic antics with Stone showing the Devil how to be a detective, etc. Also more on Roz tracking down the husband she was sure was dead... until now.

Episode 118: INNOCENCE (Unfilmed)
Stone tracks down a Damned Soul who turns out to be none other than one of his relatives, a beloved Uncle from Stone's childhood who claims that he was innocent, that Somebody Up There made a mistake! Stone embarks on a bizarre quest -- not to hunt down this week's Damned Soul -- but to try to clear him and find the real bad guy...

Episode 119: BIRTHDAY (Unfilmed)
The Season Finale. Maxine finds out that Stone's birthday is coming up and tries to throw a a party for her loneliest hotel guest. Problem is she can't find any friends or relatives, except those that claim Zeke Stone has been dead for 15 years! Plus the return of ASH, the return of Zeke's CAT and a stunning cliff-hanger: Max brings a special, suprise guest to Zeke's Birthday Party -- a guest whose arrival was to serve as our season-ending finale -- his wife, ROZ!

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Originally posted by bikisdad:
was this show the one about the insurance exec. who was killed by a subway train and then brought back to life as a sort of "super-man" by the government?

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Originally posted by bikisdad:
was this show the one about the insurance exec. who was killed by a subway train and then brought back to life as a sort of "super-man" by the government?

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i was going to ask the same thing. i remember this show. i loved it! i think one of it's problems (like friday night wasn't enough) was the title. now and then. there was another show on at the same time with a similar title (once and again?) and i kept confusing it with the name of the show i liked.

nothing like a good title to captured the viewers interest (ie: buffy, the vampire slayer)

"They say the snow on the roof is too heavy. They say the ceiling will cave in. His brains are in terrible danger."

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Originally posted by lasher99:
Like Now and Again, which was on CBS the following year, it is really a story about a man desperately in love with his wife and willing to do anything to get that life back.

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Originally posted by bikisdad:
Now, Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a title that people would notice. Unfortunately, it probably drove as many away as it attracted. But, like Joss said, (I'm paraphrasing) if they can't get past the title, I don't want them as viewers - or something like that.

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