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NBC Order Pilot - Beautiful People - Futuristic Drama

14 Nov 2011

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NBC on Monday ordered the futuristic pilot Beautiful People, described as a "what if?" drama set 10 minutes into the future.

From executive producer Michael McDonald, the show focuses on families of mechanical people that exist to serve the human population — except, the robots begin to awaken.

McDonald, who appeared on Mad TV, was a consulting producer on Scrubs and directed episodes of Cougar Town. ABC Studios and Universal TV are producing what's touted as "low-tech, high drama."

Source: TV Guide

19 comments:

  1. I have no idea what they are trying to say. Is it Caprica? 10 minutes into future? Low tech, about robots? What?

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  2. I have a feeling this will either be brilliant or a complete disaster... no middle ground.

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  3. Sounds very 'meh' really.

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  4. If its ten minutes into the future, we'll have caught up with it by the end of the ad breaks :/  :p ;)

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  5. On cable: interesting.
    On network TV: I don't want to invest on a cancelled show.

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  6. "Oh dear, it is a sci-fi show? Better downplay that to insult the core audience."

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  7. I don't think this sounds good at all. Michael McDonald was entertaining on Madtv but I don't see him bringing us a series drama...much less set "10 minutes in the future"...WTF? this whole press release is weird to me.

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  8. This just sounds awful, it's like they're trying to smash a million concepts into one. 
    If this gets picked up rather than the Abrams/Kirpe thing, which I'm slightly less skeptical of due to the pedigree, I'll understand why NBC is network number 4.

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  9. I don't see it working,not on network tv,maybe on cable there they would be able to delve into the subject matter,on NBC it could never live up to its potential.

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  10. NBC really.  Wish this would be on a cable channel.  Anything from the main channels just makes me squeamish.  

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  11. Low-tech high drama? 

    More like Low-success rate, high cancellation rate.

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  12. The only way I'm gonna watch this is if Michael McDonald runs around screaming "Look what I can do..."

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  13. I picture an NBC executive saying exactly that right before pulling the plug on the project.

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  14. 'Families of mechanical people.' FAMILIES. I don't even want to know what that means.

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  15. So...confused...right...now...

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  16. 10 minutes into the future... huh?  I am confused. The rest of the blurb makes it sound as if it could be quite interesting if done right.

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