The Fades caught us off guard with its surprisingly tight - pace and unlawful apocalyptical storytelling , but there ’s no word on a second season yet . But there ’s other news , which might rick out to be even better : BBC America has commission the show ’s production company , Clerkenwell Films , to create two brand new shows for American audiences . BBC America needs more programming to keep its “ Supernatural Saturday ” bloc croak , and this could be a huge boon for audiences who crave something in between U.S. airings of O.G. Being Human and Doctor Who .
Here ’s how the BBC America closet liberation trace the two newfangled shows :
‘ Wired ’ takes place in a world that looks precisely like today , except for one thing : this is a mankind with ‘ Syns ’ ( ‘ Synthetic Organisms ’ ) , exact reproduction of human beings and the newest luxury accessory money can buy . Wired explores our evolving human relationship with applied science , the bounds of club ’s value and moralities , our hypocrisy and contradiction in terms – holding up a mirror to who we are today and what we might become .
In ‘ The Dead Beat ’ , two cops , one dead and one alert , become a reluctant team , working from wind in the man of the dead to cut through down killer in the world of the life . Subverting the crime genre , The Dead Beat brings a whole unexampled meaning to inhuman cases , underworld informants , dead leads and buried evidence .
Wired sounds a bit like NBC ’s Beautiful People , but mayhap it ’ll manage to transmit a scrap of that Black Mirror subversiveness as well . And The Dead Beat sounds like the zombie buddy cop show we ’ve been waiting for . Fingers frustrate ! [ Zap2It ]
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