Survivors

**dfergie** · 02-13-2010 04:08 PM

New series premiering on BBCA tonight...
BBC - BBC One Programmes - Survivors - About

**dfergie** · 02-13-2010 10:47 PM

Wasn't bad... good PQ also...

**barfo** · 03-07-2010 07:09 AM

I've been watching regularly, and I find it to be pretty good. One complaint about formatting, though. I absolutely despise how they flash ahead and preview what is coming after a commercial. This must be something special for the US market ... I doubt that something like this would go down well in the UK.

**NotMe546** · 03-07-2010 07:24 AM

Looks good but online video not available in USA.

**dfergie** · 03-07-2010 08:25 AM

Looks real good on BBCA (as do the other programs)

**mike123abc** · 03-07-2010 05:22 PM

It has kept my interest so far. But, like all BBC shows I expect the schedule to be erratic.

**MikeD-C05** · 03-07-2010 10:15 PM

Interesting story and characters. But if the world had over 90 % of the population die of the flu , the smell would be horrendous and there would be more dead bodies found. Just imagine all the rotting corpses and all the food going bad in the houses without electricity. It's as though we are taking a nice trip to the country every week. Even the houses in the country are well manicured and the landscaping well maintained. You don't even see any garbage in the street.

**mike123abc** · 03-07-2010 10:55 PM

Originally Posted by MikeD-C05

Interesting story and characters. But if the world had over 90 % of the population die of the flu , the smell would be horrendous and there would be more dead bodies found. Just imagine all the rotting corpses and all the food going bad in the houses without electricity. It's as though we are taking a nice trip to the country every week. Even the houses in the country are well manicured and the landscaping well maintained. You don't even see any garbage in the street.

I think it was more than 99.7% of the population. Probably less than 10k people left in all of England.

One would definitely want to break out the windows and let the house air out a bit before going scavaging inside. Remember they fled London to avoid the massive number of bodies that would be decomposing.

Garbage is not in the streets because there is no one left alive to make garbage.

But I think we are still in the first 2 weeks, so landscaping has not gone wild yet.