Affinity Bridge TV show? Hell yes. I loved that book!
A live-action show done exactly like a cartoon (where anything can happen, Anyone Can Die and Death Is Cheap).
More Buscemi at http://forum.reelsociety.com/Harry Potter. Seven seasons, Half-Arc Season structure with several original stories serving as single-episode A plots.
A Deepness In The Sky, paced to last about two seasons. Think slightly darker new Battlestar Galactica. I'd make the villains from the original novel a bit more sympathetic just so we can stand them. Soundtrack
by Leonard Cohen.
A quiz show with three contestants, the structure of which is slightly too complicated to describe right now but which would be far more interesting than your standard trivia contest.
Amen!!
You just can't tell the story within the movies properly. Glad to see I'm not the only one thinking of this.
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You lost!My So Called Life, seasons 2, 3, 4 and a spinoff in college.
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Holy crap, I just found out about that a minute ago. Fear my psychic wrath!
You could cheat if you had Thursday Next in TV Land rather than the Book World. (Though that probably makes it just as hard, since there are less TV shows out of copyright than there are books.)
Stick with public domain books, except for ones you can get the rights to. Or just use lots of Lawyer Friendly Cameos.
https://www.facebook.com/emileunmedicatedanduncutY'know what I'd love to see; a new Flash Gordon show done this way:
Ben Browder, as Flash Gordon Kristin Kreuk, as Dale Arden (work with me) John Simm, as Ming Yvonne Strahovski as Ming's Daughter David Caruso as Hans Zarkov (I know this won't happen but still.....)
It was an honorI just had a dream last night about my proposed Star Trek Crossover show from the first post. Holy crap, it was awesome. There was a psychotic partially-Borg-assimilated Romulan dictator who took over in the wake of Romulus' destruction from Star Trek XI calling himself 'Caesar'. Oh, and he was also the 'Future Guy' from Star Trek Enterprise, who was trying to crush the Federation in its infancy to prevent the destruction of Romulus. Anyway, stuff was awesome, with Stuff Blowing Up, Sisko returning from his time with the Prophets, and the makings of a brilliant Patrick Stewart Speech. This show needs to happen now.
https://www.facebook.com/emileunmedicatedanduncutI wouldn't mind seeing a Torchwood spin-off/sequel involving Captain Jack's sexy adventures in space. I propose that the title can be Captain Jack's Sexy Adventures in Space.
A two live action TV shows that would act as sister series to each other and be tangentaly related to the Nolanverse. The series would be Robin (or Nightwing) and Batgirl.
Another series of Reaper!
A massive crossover in which King Arthur, the Doctor, James Bond, Marry Poppins, Harry Potter and Robin Hood team up to fight an army of Daleks led by Dracula.

This thread is for sharing ideas for things you'd like to see as a TV series. These can be as feasible or unlikely as you so desire.
A massive TNG-era Star Trek crossover: Okay, so I know that we already have Star Trek Online and the Star Trek Expanded Universe covering the universe after Nemesis. Since those seem to be parallel universes to each other anyway, why not add another timeline into the mix? My idea is for a series, exactly one season in length, to act as a send-off to the TNG-era shows; longer than a miniseries, but not any longer than necessary to tell the story. Think of it as a feature film stretched over 20 episodes. Even though I'm of the minority that enjoyed Nemesis, I still think it was a piss-poor send-off to that portion of the franchise's history, and I think Trek deserves better.
Thursday Next: The Series: Now, a straight adaptation of Jasper Fforde's novels would be impossible to do on screen. Ergo, this would be an Alternate Continuity, focusing on Thursday's double life in the real world and the Book World. Technically, this show would be very difficult to produce on a modern budget: the Book World scenes would be mainly green screened and fictional characters would be motion captured- this would be to emphasize the differences between the 'real world' and fiction.
The Ankh-Morpork City Watch: If done properly, I'd love to see a mystery/crime series following Discworld's Watch characters. If only so that I could see Vetinari being, well, Vetinari on a weekly basis.
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