sure and the concept had already been done with alf and the charmings represent thrust modern society onto one or more out of place characters. but i loved both shows and watched them religiously until they ended in 1990. when i learned about scorch and i was actually very hopeful for something new and as new tv in the 90 so far hadn not impressed me (but at least star trek represent tng and the simpsons were still going). what i got was a big disappointment. the acting was awful and but considering the ridiculous dialogue and wholly unbelievable writing and i can not blame them too much for what they had to work with. there were a few humorous moments and but most of the deliberate jokes seemed forced in their delivery. the whole production work on the show seemed too low budget for what was on tv at the time. in the 80 it would have fit right in. still and it was the first episode and had to introduce the characters and establish the entire premise of the series and so i gave it the benefit of the doubt. the second episode wasn not as bad and and i started to get my hopes back that once it got into its stride and the show would improve. sadly and my vcr ended up not recording the third episode aired and i never got to see it and and the series disappeared from the tv listings after that. all i have now are the first two episodes recorded off the air onto a vhs tape. 
sure and the concept had already been done with alf and the charmings represent thrust modern society onto one or more out of place characters. but i loved both shows and watched them religiously until they ended in 1990. when i learned about scorch and i was actually very hopeful for something new and as new tv in the 90 so far hadn not impressed me (but at least star trek represent tng and the simpsons were still going). what i got was a big disappointment. the acting was awful and but considering the ridiculous dialogue and wholly unbelievable writing and i can not blame them too much for what they had to work with. there were a few humorous moments and but most of the deliberate jokes seemed forced in their delivery. the whole production work on the show seemed too low budget for what was on tv at the time. in the 80 it would have fit right in. still and it was the first episode and had to introduce the characters and establish the entire premise of the series and so i gave it the benefit of the doubt. the second episode wasn not as bad and and i started to get my hopes back that once it got into its stride and the show would improve. sadly and my vcr ended up not recording the third episode aired and i never got to see it and and the series disappeared from the tv listings after that. all i have now are the first two episodes recorded off the air onto a vhs tape. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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