The Tomorrow Man Part Eleven

"The Tomorrow Man" was a 1995 ninety minute pilot for a science fiction series starring Julian Sands & Giancarlo Esposito. It was "The Tomorrow Man" was a 1995 ninety minute pilot for a science fiction series starring Julian Sands & Giancarlo Esposito. It was a change of pace for Alan Spencer, creator of the cult comedy "Sledge Hammer!" Despite it being a more serious piece, the writing still maintains a sharp sense of humor. "The Tomorrow Man" has never been shown in the U.S. but has been broadcast in overseas markets to acclaim. Many have cited what a good series it would have made... as the ending scene held promise of more great adventures.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Star
• Trek
• Julian
• Sands
• Alan
• Spencer
• Sledge
• Hammer
• Spielberg
• Quantum
• Leap.
• UFOs

[spuffygurl4eva]

good god i miss the nineties before all this crap now especially reality tv

[thawdragon]

Yeah it seems that all the good shows are canceled and the less interesting rule the TV.

[firepatriot42]

Excellent! I don't give that many this kind of ratting.

[applejax19562]

a pity there are no more for me to see.....would have made me keep my television

[Iluthra]

Well drawn characters, good acting, witty dialogue, and I love the relationship between the two stars. So why isn't this on my TV once a week?

[spuffygurl4eva]

love the music

[spuffygurl4eva]

@spuffygurl4eva hey its me

[lougasparini]

Great Pilot!! I enjoyed it very much. Thanks!!

[clacker1uk]

Enjoyed it !

Would have made a great series !

Thanks for making it available to watch.

[Sephirona]

This was BRILLIANT. Thanks so much for sharing.

It's bittersweet for me, though, because it leaves me yearning for episodes that should have came after it but didn't. It's overflowing with potential, why the heck didn't it get approved for more episodes? arghhhh. ;-;

[mannydeguzmanjartist]

I lived in the 80's thru the 90's and i witnessed how the film industry changed. 20 to 30 years from now, what does TV and Movies would be like/ Would it be for better or for worst?

[seniorwilder]

The quality of the writing, acting is top notch. I'm quite surprised that I never saw this until now. Too bad it was never followed through as a series.