Early Edition
Early Edition
| 28 September 1996 (USA)
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  • Reviews
    Alicia

    I love this movie so much

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    Matcollis

    This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

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    BroadcastChic

    Excellent, a Must See

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    SteinMo

    What a freaking movie. So many twists and turns. Absolutely intense from start to finish.

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    SipteaHighTea

    I love the episode with Sammy Huang (Marial Law) being a guest on the show where he was chasing an criminal. The criminal was played by Michael Paul Chan (The Closer) who was hilariously funny in that show. I couldn't stop laughing because everything something happen, Mr. Chan would say something and his facial and body expressions match his verbal comments. Its too bad minorities actors like Mr. Chan are not given more opportunities to play all sides of the human emotions. Our theater and TV shows would be thoroughly enrich by the vast potential that these actors and actresses have to offer. Lauren Tom who was also in the episode was very funny as well.

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    General_G

    This is the best drama ever. I have seen these new ones that come out like Orange County and North Shore and others and there just not entertaining or touching or anything. Early Edition has all that. It was a fantastic show. Kyle Chandler was perfect for the role. I liked the way the show started out. He was just kicked out of his home by his wife and he hates his job and one day a cat with tomorrows newspaper comes to his hotel room door and thats how the whole show started. I like his two friends, Marissa and Chuck, as well. I just wish Fisher Stevens didn't leave half way through the series. He was the funny guy. The situations Gary had were always pretty cool too. Sometimes you just felt sorry for him, but at the end when he saves someone's life he feel good and they feel good and you feel good that those characters feel good. This show goes first place as my favorite drama and Touched by an Angel as second. This show should have a reunion special. Come back Gary, come back.

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    CavalorCumano

    Like my header says, I really am not surprised that CBS pulled the plug on EE. The show had potential to be so much more, but it was more or less the same every episode. It would start with Gary waking up at 06:30 to the sound of the cat meowing and the thud of the paper hitting the floor. He would then read the headlines and you just knew that everything would be put right by the end of the episode. They would occasionally make it so that Gary wouldn't save the day, but those episodes were so rare, you could count them on one hand. Fisher Stevens even said himself that it got boring playing the same note over and over. In fact, the shows predictability was one the reasons why he left at the end of the second season. Then there were the many implausibility's and appalling continuity. Here are some examples:1. Gary broke his leg in the episode 'Where or When,' yet in the following episode 'The Fourth Carpathian,' he was perfectly fine and there was no mention of his injury nor was it ever brought up in the rest of the series.2. Marissa's blindness is also a mystery. First of all (in the pilot), she had been blind since birth, but in other episodes, she had lost her sight in early childhood and had some memory of being able to see.3. The steps that were present outside McGinty's throughout the first season disappeared at the start of season two and never reappeared. They were even missing in 'Everybody Goes to Rick's,' an episode from the fourth season that took place in 1929, long before Gary bought the place.4. It had been established that the headlines in the newspaper changed when Gary altered the timeline, but in 'Time,' when Gary found Luscious Snow's old papers, the headlines telling of Gary's death were still present, despite the fact that Luscious had saved Gary. The newspaper should have read 'Stranger prevents boy from being knocked down' or words to that affect.There are so many more blunders like this that it would be impossible for me to enumerate them. If you want a quality drama with a character that puts right what once went wrong, then watch 'Quantum Leap.' And Oh.... Boy, speaking of QL, Sam Beckett should sue Gary Hobson for stealing his catchphrase. Don't waste your time with this!

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    sarcasm245

    this show was about a guy who got the newspaper a day early and instead of using it selfishly and using it for his own good he saves peoples lives. this was an amazing show!! it really caught my attention when i first saw it because it was funny and it most of the time it kept you on the edge of your seat. if you liked the show as much as i did,you Pax now has the repeats airing Monday through Thursday and 9:00pm.

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