Defying Gravity: End Notes
As we might have guessed, Defying Gravity has indeed been canceled, with its sets destroyed. So there's no chance of a Canada-only version or anything like that. Which is sad, because (also, as we might have guessed) the series picked up a bit at the end.
Once the alien figured in more centrally, the more whiny interpersonal dramas diminished, and the show started coming together. I still think there were some missteps (e.g., I found Rollie's drunk driving incident needlessly distracting from the main plot), but they started to find the "voice" of the show. And the voice is the mission - the training, the cover up of the object, etc. Sadly they wasted a lot of time in the beginning with hormonal high school antics, and so I'm not surprised viewership dropped off.
Ah well. I guess we'll have to live with the mysteries of how Zoe got back into the program, how Arnel* lost his leg, why the crew were being genetically altered, etc. This wasn't a show you have a relationship with, this was a one night stand.
* - shades of Gaeta anyone?
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