You're not giving the Queen enough credit Topher, a woman as smart and in tune as her...I'm 100% sure she knows about the other family and sees it as a worthwhile price to pay for her power and prestige. She knows, yet lets him keep his secret as to spare him the guilt and shame from the outing.   See 13 other replies

I agree Janice, this show though a bit of an unusual storyline compared to
most had some very creative elements to it. What it may have lacked in
originality it made up for in drama. The story of King David in the bible is
on of the most impressive of the old testament stories that when put into
cenematic art such as a movie does make for a great movie. The way
that it worked in that storyline into modern times was very impressive.
If you know where there are any other episodes of this that are available
online please drop me a line here, I really would like to watch some more
shows of this!   See 8 other replies

This show was doomed from the start because it was aired on Saturday night. It should have been given a prime time slot on a weekday, so that more of the audience would be aware of its existence. If you read around on the board here, so many fans of this show never even knew it existed when it was on the air. NBC was just lousy at promoting it.   See 8 other replies

Of course! This is the internet! We can verbally slaughter each other as much as we want. Remember, sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. At least, that is what my mom told me when all the kids at school made fun of my and I tried to commit suicide...   See 13 other replies

I understand the frustration, but this is America. The only thing the execs worry about is making sure the financial backers are pleased with the amount of profit generated. Thus the "quality" of programming decreases as they try to cater to as many demographics as possible to maximize profits. Thus, many of us stop watching TV and begin to carefully choose the content we view on-line instead of being spoon fed. Thus, network revenues begin to fall and execs scramble to find ways to tap into the on-line market... Not be creating content that targets a certain audience, but by trying to cater to the on-line masses once more (same business model, different medium). One more step down the spiral. While Hulu is a better options for us than the network sites, with a great selection of content and allows us to filter out the rubbish, the downside is that when the execs look at what content is filtered, and cancel them, regardless if there was an on-line following or not. As a viewer, our best option is just to download torrents of our favorite shows and test new shows here. If you are not a part of the main stream and like something, your show is most likely going to get cancelled. The only place in the world where quality entertainment comes at no price to the producer is in North Korea... (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kippumjo). Note: This is more my feelings as opposed to a carefully thought out opinion...   See 8 other replies

I trulely agree with you. everyone should bring back the silent shows that are way better and replace the endlessly deranged shows that view these days about all things such as pointless drama, stupid comedy, and anything else that takes no place compared to these wonderful shows that are awe-inspiring and meaningfully breath-taking. people these days need to watch shows like this.   See 8 other replies

David's character strikes me as the purest example of all of them. When everyone he encounters is wading in deceit and treachery, he alone truly believes in Silas, and his capacity for good.   See 13 other replies