A detective investigates a mysterious motel room which acts as a portal to anywhere in the world.A detective investigates a mysterious motel room which acts as a portal to anywhere in the world.A detective investigates a mysterious motel room which acts as a portal to anywhere in the world.
- Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys
- 13 nominations total
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- TriviaIn 'The Key' Wally explains that the bus ticket sends people to a spot outside Gallup, New Mexico. Gallup is situated on US Route 491, formerly known as Highway 66. It was renumbered in 2003 due to repeated thefts of the highway signs.
- GoofsWhenever Joe looks out the window from the motel room, the reflection of the motel sign is backwards.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Inside the Lost Room (2007)
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I am thoroughly enthralled by what this show has to offer. I had the benefit of catching a repeat of the first few episodes back to back, and I am hooked beyond belief.
What stuns me is that everything seems to have a purpose behind it. At first, it appears to be an adventure that is random for the sake of being random. However, as the show unravels, there is a strange sense of mystery that would make Sir Arthur Conan Doyle proud. Shows like Lost have failed to grab my attention simply because I felt as if the writers were trying to make a 5-show plot thread last for fifty.
To be honest, I don't believe I've been this hooked on a show since Firefly. The main character could have easily been played by Nathan Fillion to the same effect of character. I hesitate to make any more comparisons; I'd hate for people to think this show is a hybrid of this or that. Something about it makes it completely unique.
I'm looking forward to where this show goes. I actually believe that history will remember this show as a benchmark for things to come.
What stuns me is that everything seems to have a purpose behind it. At first, it appears to be an adventure that is random for the sake of being random. However, as the show unravels, there is a strange sense of mystery that would make Sir Arthur Conan Doyle proud. Shows like Lost have failed to grab my attention simply because I felt as if the writers were trying to make a 5-show plot thread last for fifty.
To be honest, I don't believe I've been this hooked on a show since Firefly. The main character could have easily been played by Nathan Fillion to the same effect of character. I hesitate to make any more comparisons; I'd hate for people to think this show is a hybrid of this or that. Something about it makes it completely unique.
I'm looking forward to where this show goes. I actually believe that history will remember this show as a benchmark for things to come.
- rlayfield11
- Dec 11, 2006
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