What a lot of crock. Every six minutes or so, it seemed, there was a commercial interruption. Granted, there may have been fewer commercials, I’m really not sure, but as far as “commercial interruptions” go, there were plenty.
Guess I could have gone back to the beginning and counted the commercial interruptions since I recorded it on DVR, but it wasn’t worth the effort.
Don’t you just hate it when they try to put one over on you?
Now … having said all that, I think “Falling Skies” is going to be an interesting series. Under the guidance of Stephen Spielberg, the two-hour pilot was pretty good.
Earth has been invaded by six-legged aliens from another planet. The human resistance group calls them “Skitters” because of the way they walk. Their bipedal metal robots are called “Mechs” by the resistance – the 2nd Massachusetts.

The stage has been set. Now let’s see what the rest of Falling Skies’ season has to offer.
I know, I know … lots more commercial interruptions.
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We started to watch and were sidelined somehow. Noah Wylie's character was a little overplayed as the lecturing professor, I thought. Of course, as I said, I didn't watch much of it.
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