Bitten is mildly diverting while also being pretty goofy in spots--even for a werewolf drama.
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Though it lacks the production value or special-effects budget of the Twilight movies, Bitten has a smooth, slick look and boasts solid performances.
Bitten seems aimed more at a mainstream audience than the hard-core werewolf/vampire crowd, which is okay. Probably smart, in fact.
If you are curious about the show, tune into the last 10 minutes of the hour, and you’ll learn everything you need to know. Right now, Bitten is a nibble of a show.
The presentation of mythology and backstory, such an important aspect of a show like Bitten, is handled in a laughably inelegant way.
Billy Campbell anchors the cast admirably as Dr. Alan Farragut.... Mr. Sanada is always intriguing to watch. And some of the show’s support players bring welcome spunk to the claustrophobic world of the research center, especially Catherine Lemieux as Dr. Doreen Boyle, a smart pathologist with a smart mouth.
Created by Cameron Porsandeh, it’s a delicate balancing act [between science and thrills], but the two-episode premiere (airing with limited commercials) and a subsequent hour--enhanced by Campbell’s stiff-upper-lipped performance, and the clever promo slogan “Play God. Pay the price”--dangle enough DNA strands for a discerning audience to want to see where they might lead.
I love this show️ I am watching it for the third time , i love all the pack members but most especially Clay and Elena I love how Clay refers to her as Darlin !!!!! It sweet and lovely ️ Well i am very sad on the fact that its stoped i hope to see more from this show and i hope there alot many who wants the same .. HOPE so it will return someday️
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