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NBC has announced a new soap called "Vines" that will premiere Fall 2011! The series will follow a troubled family that moves to the town of Nappa and takes over a winery. It's said to have a supernatural spin, which boggles my mind (does Passions ring a bell! They didn't too long get rid of it.) The concept by Hideo Kruger, was originally designed for a feature film (he's done The Ring, The Grudge and others) but now that concept serves as inspiration for the new layout.

What do you all think of this? A few sites are reporting,lhere's one of them. I wonder how this turns out?

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Well it certainly sounds like something new, which primetime (I assume this is primetime?) needs. NBC needs to be patient though. I just hope they make this about characters and don't try to focus on special effects or shocks. It's characters who make you want to watch.

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I was under the impression it was daytime, hence why I mentioned Passions, but it may not be. It does make you think of shows like The Gates, but I'm not sure. Here's another link discussing the show. It says soap opera but that could mean primetime too I guess: http://spinoff.comicbookresources.com/2010/11/01/nbc-readies-new-supernatural-series-for-wine-lovers/

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I might actually be interested/optimistic, if it were on another network. But NBC...Persons Unknown. The Event. I have zero faith in them when it comes to serialized drama, the quality or the commitment.

This might have been better off on the WB, when it loses Supernatural.

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Same here. All I watch on NBC now is The Biggest Loser and the network influence on that show has become choking the last few seasons. It's as if NBC keeps on telling us "you're going to like what we're doing, dammit! Look at us, we're so clever, so innovative. What, you hate it, you say? Well, we love it and we're gonna make you love it so there!"

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