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Just perfect...

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Only caught a few episodes before it suddenly ended... what I did see I found intriguing and very moving at times.The sort of show that inspires good deeds, don't you think?"Heroes" does that a little bit as well - despite the frequent gore ;) Let's hope it {Miracles} reincarnates itself one day soon.I'm not one to watch much TV, but when I catch one or two episodes of a show worthy of my time - I'll wait for it to come out on DVD so I can catch the entire series without interruption and in proper sequence.Purchased entire season of Miracles on DVD for just $10 on ebay - can't wait to be inspired!

why do all these channels just all of a sudden decide that they no longer want a show to run. I was really enjoying watching miracles on a Thursday night, then all of a sudden it disappeared. It should be the public who decides whether or not they wish the series to carry on, not some boss sitting in an office chair, stopping the show because its not making him enough money. My Thursday nights are terrible now, I've even resorted to going to bingo !!! I love these paranormal programmes and Skeet's not bad on the eyes either. I didn't know until I looked at this site how old he was though. Cant believe hes 35. Amazing. Good luck in the future anyway skeet, and to the rest of the cast.

Here's another solid concept that fell victim to the whims of the great unwashed of American television audiences. A truly interesting concept, coupled with some solid acting by Ulrich and Macfayden made "Miracles" one of the freshest new shows of the 2002-2003 prime-time television season. Alas, probably because there was no one getting "voted off the Island" on it - it got voted off the Island pretty quickly. I will always rue the fact that the ultimate plot was never allowed to be revealed and the nature of the "God is nowhere" phenomenon was never explained to viewers. Like a succulent hybrid of "X-files" and "Millennium," "Miracles" promised the building intrigue of a huge, unraveled conspiracy theory and the creepy twisted irony of religion gone terribly awry. A real shame it was cancelled, especially while pap like "Big Brother" hangs around longer than the lunch special at Luby's. USA Network was brave enough to pick up "Monk" - I wish they'd have done the same for "Miracles." It'd be awesome for the Sci-Fi Network. Oh well, I expect no less from an obtuse network like ABC - maybe they can flog a couple more cheesy seasons out of that tired old "Practice" - but I doubt it.

What a shame that ABC is so clueless and cancelled this great show after just 5 episodes and when things were getting so interesting. I suppose that is the way it goes with all good television; for some reason our society in general is not able to handle an hour of intelligent and insightful programing. Let's hope this somehow finds its way to another network or to DVD. There are 7 episodes that will never see the light of day otherwise.