4:00AM Defamer Hollywood | Knowing that CBS’s decision to pass on pilot
Babylon Fields for a midseason replacement timeslot means that audiences will now never get the chance to experience the network’s bold attempt to invigorate the moribund crime procedural genre with the edgy, zombie-fucking action it was sorely lacking,
TV Week.com has resurrected some clips from the aborted series, giving us a glimpse of the necrophilia-tinged primetime programming we could all be enjoying instead of the tepid offerings involving vampires or Jimmy Smits that made the schedule instead. Explains
TV Week:
The show explores the emotional and societal ramification of loved ones coming back from the dead. You know, like in “Pet Sematary”. But by the end of the episode, the zombie thriller is crossed with a crime procedural. So, small town police detective Stevenson is given a murder to solve while zombies wander the streets. “ZSI.”
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