Poltergeist: The Legacy: Difference between revisions

'''Nick:''' Because it's right! Because we're fighting evil, because we're making the world a better place, because I haven't got anything else to do!|"The Man in the Mist"}}

 

 

The series featured interesting plot-lines, well-defined characters, a score of frequently overdramatic strings, and talented actors who appeared to have been directed rather strongly over the top at times. In the more natural scenes, they show their talent quite well, but when something supernatural occurs, the scenes start getting pushed into the area of [[Melodrama]]. This tendency could be said to cause the show to ebb and flow between good and [[So Bad It's Good]].

 

Each episode concluded with a brief personal inner monologue from the character featured in the episode. The show almost definitely qualifies as a [[Cult Classic]].

 

* [[Badass Normal]]: Former Navy SEAL Nick Boyle is one guy that you would not want to mess with. He's like a male Murphy (from ''[[The Dresden Files]]'') with Dresden's downright insane defiance of authority.

* [[Badass Bookworm]]: Derek Rayne would be right at home with Giles from ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''; he is considered by some to be a silver fox, good with the book-research, experienced at fighting the darkness, and a European who watches over the group in a [[A Father to His Men|slightly fatherly capacity]].

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