Bar Karma
So far, I like this show. From their web pages:
There's a place at the edge of the universe, a venue that's behind
time and before space, a watering hole where the tab you run up may
never be paid - in this lifetime, at least.
That place is Bar Karma.
Starring
Matthew Humphreys
Matthew Humphreys has appeared on a diverse roster of television shows
including "Big Love," "Supernatural," "Burn Notice," "Medium,"
"Journeyman," "The Forgotten," and "All My Children." His work in films
includes the Beyonce Knowles' thriller "Obsessed," "Chapter 27," and
"The Good Shepherd," directed by Robert De Niro.
William Sanderson
Fans might recognize William Sanderson for his role as J.F. Sebastian in
the sci-fi classic, "Blade Runner." The veteran character actor has
worked steadily in film and TV for over three decades, making his mark
with unforgettable roles in "Deadwood," "Newhart," and "True Blood."
and the lovely Cassie Howarth
In addition to being an actress, Australia native Cassie Howarth is also
a professionally trained dancer. She was able to marry those passions
when she appeared in director Bruce Beresford's film "Mao's Last
Dancer." She has also performed in the short films "Deathclock," "High
Rise and Afternoon," the feature film "Deranged High."
Notoriously lucky billionaire Doug Jones wins Bar Karma on a bet. He
soon learns that ownership includes more than pouring the perfect
cocktail - a lot more. Every happy hour one lost soul wanders through
the bar's doors, finding themselves at a karmic crossroads in his or her
life. The Bar Karma staff guides their patrons using eerie glimpses
into the past, present and many possible futures.
What would happen if you could change your fate? That's the question
Bar Karma sets out to answer. The show may begin with "a guy walks into
a bar..." but Bar Karma always ends with someone's life being
changed...forever.
A new episode of Bar Karma, the first community-developed TV show,
premieres every Friday beginning February 11 at 10/9c on Current TV.
But there is a bit more to this show, that's kind of cool:
You Decide the Direction of Bar Karma.
Harnessing innovative technology from the mind of video game legend
Will Wright and storytelling expertise from television hitmaker Albie
Hecht, Bar Karma will revolutionize the way TV is made.
And that's by including you in the creative process.
Utilizing Will Wright's StoryMaker Engine, you decide the creative
direction for Bar Karma, the first community-developed television
series. Impress the Bar Karma producers and community with your
suggestions, and your name just might end up in the credits.
Our characters may help decide the fate of others, but you decide theirs.
It's not reality television; it's real television made by real people.
Including you.
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