You forgot to mention "lots of skin." Too much for it to be on
"broadcast". It's on WGN which is a Chicago station that has been a
cable network for years though the station itself is a CW affiliate.
Looks like their foray into an "original series." I thought it was not
too bad at all and certainly not juvenile. You watch shows with
fairies, vampires, werevolves and even dragons so what's wrong with a
show that treats witchcraft as if it were real? And then their the John
Alden bent on the story where he thinks it isn't real. In the Seattle
University District back the 1970s there was a shop that featured
witchcraft artifacts and books.
On 04/21/2014 12:07 PM, TurquoiseBee wrote:
I used to live on Marblehead Neck, near Boston, and even nearer to
Salem, MA. As a result, I got to spend some time in the "Witch
Museums" and reading the lore of that sad town, and so I figured I'd
give this TV series a shot. To its credit, it's got good sets,
costumes, and production values, and even a few interesting actors and
actresses. To its extreme discredit, the only way these cretins could
figure out to market the Salem saga was to pretend -- as did Cotton
Mather and his Puritan crazies -- that witchcraft was real.
A pity. There was a better tale to tell in the fact that it was a case
of cult hysteria run wild.
http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi2197204249/
