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I think that there should be a TV show based on the storyline of Quake II. The TV show would feature the war between human beings and the Stroggs. Well, to be logical, the story would focus on Enemy Territory: Quake Wars more than Quake II, but Q2's Grunt would still be the main character. If that's not good enough for you, read this... There would be a secret love affair between a human being and a Strogg! All TV shows need to have some controversy... I don't know how many seasons the TV series would last. But chances are, it would probably draw in a lot of ratings. The TV show is missing one thing... A name... What should we call it?
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"Through my contact lenses, I have seen them all, I've seen wicked clowns and broken dreams / Crazy men in jumpsuits trying to be extreme and messing around with your computer screen" - Creative Rhyme (03/23/2012) -
You had me at love affair!Originally posted by RL Clown View Post
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Picture this... Major falls in love with a machine-gun guard! That would be a sick idea. It would be controversial and entertaining."Through my contact lenses, I have seen them all, I've seen wicked clowns and broken dreams / Crazy men in jumpsuits trying to be extreme and messing around with your computer screen" - Creative Rhyme (03/23/2012)Comment
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how about the grunt rapes a strogg and she has a baby and that baby grows up and kills his father.Comment
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Now that idea is extremely controversial! That idea would REALLY draw in the ratings! I bet a lot of money that millions of viewers would tune in every week... It's been quite a while since we've had a shocking storyline!Originally posted by R00k View Post"Through my contact lenses, I have seen them all, I've seen wicked clowns and broken dreams / Crazy men in jumpsuits trying to be extreme and messing around with your computer screen" - Creative Rhyme (03/23/2012)Comment
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Seasons? lol... You'd be lucky to get the entire pilot on the air.I don't know how many seasons the TV series would lastComment
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Shit, by today's mediocre standards of entertainment, as long as there's sex, political controversy, and/or some half-assed yet idolized actor like Charlie Sheen, it will be televisions next greatest hit.
They don't make anything like they used to. I suppose quake is the most obvious example.Comment
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