Season 2 of Falling Skies – Hints of Deeper Mysteries

Mar 20

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Three If By Space the internet’s premiere site for “Falling Skies” news is reporting some interesting developments are afoot in season 2.  Tom is gone, some new faces arrive, and more alien mysteries will be presented.

From the article:

As we get closer to the premiere of season 2, we learn more about where are characters may be going and what we can expect. TNT released this press summary for season 2 with some interesting new insight into our characters.

For the full article, click here and read not only the author’s thoughts on the new mysteries of season 2, but also a fairly detailed press summary from TNT.  “Falling Skies” was the #1 new basic cable series of 2011 with an average audience of over 6.9 million viewers.

This is not something you want to miss!

Again, here is a link to this exciting news: Three If By Space: Falling Skies Season 2 – The Mystery Deepens

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Tom first became interested in science fiction & science as a very young child thanks to his parents. His earliest memories of enjoying scifi were sitting with his dad watching first-run episodes of the original Star Trek. In a wonderful stroke of symmetry, his first-born daughter grew up watching first-run episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation whilst sitting with him. It is hoped this becomes a tradition for many generations to come. Although a rabid fan of nearly all forms of scripted television, some of Tom’s favorite shows are all versions of both Star Trek and Stargate, Firefly, Falling Skies, Doctor Who, Red Dwarf, the X-Files and Chuck. He also has a particular love for British television and dearly hopes to one day visit the United Kingdom. Until then, he remains sequestered in a dark corner surviving on a diet of dust bunnies and cosmic background radiation only able to see by the light of his three computer monitors. Pity him.

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