[Mo Nighean Donn]

Originally Posted by Lutesse (View Post) I think she's really dead.

I think so too, but who really knows, would be a nice twist if she does end up being alive.

Thanks for the sneak peaks! Really looking forward to the next episode.

[Lutesse]

Should those sneak peeks be in here? There's a Spoiler board thread for the show ...

[L i N d $ @ y]

Spoilers of any sort are not allowed. But if these sneak peeks already aired on TV, they're not considered spoilers.

[Sulieter]

Interview with Josh Holloway when he was at the TCA Winter Tour. There are spoilers if you haven't seen the first two episodes.

Lost's Josh Holloway on the Potential Pitfalls of Science Fiction on TV Versus Movies What's to Come on Intelligence - IGN

[Mo Nighean Donn]

Thanks Julie!

[L i N d $ @ y]

Thanks for posting that IGN article.

[Karma Police]

TV Ratings Monday: ‘Sleepy Hollow’ Finale Rises, ‘The Blacklist’ Hits Low, ‘Mom’, ‘Mike & Molly’ & ‘Intelligence’ Down, ‘Castle’ Up - Ratings | TVbytheNumbers

[Mo Nighean Donn]

Thanks for that Paula! I really hope the ratings go up.

[L i N d $ @ y]

Thanks for posting that, Paula.

[Sulieter]

Promo for episode 4, Secrets of the Secret Service.

Intelligence - Episode 1.04 - Secrets of the Secret Service - Extended Promo | Spoilers

[Mo Nighean Donn]

Thanks Julie! Next episode looks good

PASADENA, Calif. -- Ratings for CBS's "Intelligence" plummeted in its time slot premiere Monday, drawing just 6.1 million viewers. That was after last week's strong premiere -- 16.6 million when it aired behind "NCIS." CBS Entertainment president Nina Tassler acknowledged that 10 p.m. Monday is a tougher time slot against NBC hit "The Blacklist." But the network intends to stick with "Intelligence" as it did "Hostages," which aired all its episodes despite low ratings in the same time period. Josh Holloway ("Lost") stars in "Intelligence" as Gabriel, an operative with a microchip in his brain that connects him to the Internet. The pilot introduced the notion that Gabriel's missing wife, Amelia, might still be alive but possibly a terrorist. This week's episode seemed to wrap up that story quicker than viewers have come to expect from broadcast network shows that tend to string out such mysteries. Gabriel's wife appeared to die in an explosion, although no body was shown. "We liked the storyline and liked the surprise of it and thought let's surprise the audience early on," said executive producer Michael Seitzman, who said he was inspired by the British show "Spooks," which killed off a central character in its second episode. "You want to make the audience lean in and make them worry anything could happen at any time." He also cited a practical reason: "We didn't want Gabriel to spend the whole season hunting his wife because he couldn't focus on anything else. It freed up the character." But then he added that the storyline may not be completely wrapped up. Since viewers never saw a body, could the wife still be alive? After the press conference Mr. Seitzman said they did write and film scenes that showed Amelia escaping from the room and surviving the explosion. "While we had the sets built and while we had the actress we shot a couple of things so if we do come back to [that storyline we have options]," he said. "I'll leave it to you guys to wonder what that was." Monday's episode repeats on Saturday and next week's episode brings back other characters introduced in the pilot, including a rival intelligence agent who also has a chip in her brain. The chip-in-the-brain conceit brings to mind NBC's late "Chuck," but producers said they never saw that show and were more influenced by real-life news coverage of Google Glass and a "60 Minutes" report by Scott Pelley. "60 Minutes" featured researchers from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and UPMC who implanted electrode arrays in the brain of Whitehall's Jan Scheuermann, who is paralyzed from the neck down, which allowed her to feed herself with a robot arm she controlled with her thoughts. The "60 Minutes" report was referenced in the "Intelligence" pilot. "There were things along the way we kept stumbling into," Mr. Seitzman said. "The more we read, the more we realize we're not really in science-fiction land as much as science semi-fact."

http://www.post-gazette.com/ae/tv-ra...s/201401160166

[Sulieter]

Yes, it looks great.

Thank you for the article.

[Slipca]

Thank you for the article

So at least they'll air all episodes.

And Amelia!

[L i N d $ @ y]

Thanks for all the latest news!

[Sulieter]

Two extended promos for the fourth episode, Secrets of the Secret Service.

SPOILERS.

Intelligence: 1.04 Secrets Of The Secret Service - 2 Sneak Peeks - Seriable