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 Above are Reed Diamond, Moon Bloodgood, Kevin McKidd and Gretchen Egolf who were the main characters on the Journeyman TV Show on NBC. Series Creator Kevin Falls had promised that the last two episodes would "provide some answers, plenty of speculation, a few surprises and hopefully some satisfying closure. They are, I promise you, very entertaining". Monday (December 17th's episode) was exactly that! We taped the Wednesday night episode to see the last episode and blog about it here... Time Travel TV Shows usually don't have time to include regular supporting cast members or 'sidekicks'such as 'Livia' (who was played by Moon Bloodgood) in each episode. However Journeyman had almost an equal amount of 'air time' for time travel new characters as well as regular cast members. Yet it still didn't make the ratings charts NBC needed to satisfy advertisers! For all of our Comics, Books and Magazines listed in our eBay Featured Store, just click on the photo above!
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The End Of The Series For Journeyman 12-19-07 Episode Journeyman was a New NBC Show that aired on Monday Nights at 10 PM, After 'Heroes'. This past Wednesday night, December 19th 2007 was the airing of the LAST episode of this 13 episode TV Series! Tina and I already blogged our thoughts about the Pilot Episode ... click here to see ! This show was about time travel, which is a hard concept for the mainstream viewing public to become emotionally attached to. Additionally, NBC's Monday Night lineup was Chuck, Heroes, then Journeyman. As I have blogged about previously, none of these were a good lead in for the next show, which NBC finally figured out when they aired an episode of 'Life' instead of 'Journeyman' recently after 'Heroes'. I personally enjoy time travel shows, with Quantum Leap being one of my favorite TV shows of all time. However, the cast in these shows usually don't get much air time, so the viewership has less chance to get emotionally attached to the cast members. We taped the last episode and were able to view it last night. I have not yet read any other bloggers' posts about the final episode, so the following is from my viewpoint only! With such brief notice, the creator and producers of the show wrapped this series up in the final two shows rather nicely. I will not reveal the ending to those that have not seen it yet... suffice to say it was not totally concluded, probably in case it were to be picked up by another network. The Final Episode did give us answers, and left me on a 'high' for the series. The conclusion was more fitting than Quantum Leap's ending which left everyone wondering... This Series ended nicely and in a much shorter time span of only 13 episodes! Well done and I for one don't feel I wasted my time watching this series! Thanks for reading this popular culture - comics - comic books blog post! Michael
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