Being a "Sixth Sense" fan, I admit I was intrigued--especially by the rock band angle-- but I stopped watching after three episodes. I mean, how many times can you use the "Who are you talking to?" line and make it sound original? Why did they never think to keep their voices down and maintain some semblance like there's nobody there? Or at least pretend like they're talking to somebody on a cell phone? Did they truly think that everybody else could see the ghosts? Wouldn't they think that to everybody else, they look like total idiots, speaking to the air?
I wished that the Problem band members might use their experiences as inspiration for songs to play at the end of episodes. I think that would have been a nice wrapup.
The premise of this series might seem fresh, but the aired product falls short.
I wished that the Problem band members might use their experiences as inspiration for songs to play at the end of episodes. I think that would have been a nice wrapup.
The premise of this series might seem fresh, but the aired product falls short.