The Invisible Man

[i luv tom welling]

I love The Invisible Man. I only discovered it when it was repeating on our Space Channel. It's a shame they ended the series so quickly. Did anyone else ever see it?

My favourite quote is in an episode when they're after a Russian, and Hobbes refers to him as "That sneaky red bastard," and Fawkes replies with "Elmo?" :p:lol:

[LexFactor]

Yeah we got it in England too, it used to be on late night but sadly didn't last that long and they don't show it anymore. i thought it was pretty good though.

[yllektra]

OO!
That was my best friends fave show! she was watching it like a lunatic! lol
She got me into it too! It was good!

[KKrazy]

I love that show, Fawkes and Hobbes was like the comic duo on the show. It used to play here and I would record it. Now, it doesn't anymore.

FYI: Brandy Ledford, aka Alex, was in "Smallville" during the first season in "Stray" playing the fiance of Ryan's Step dad. She is also married to Martin Cummins, the scientist from "Ryan", of "Dark Angel" fame.

[MisterSpider]

I watching it from time to time when I was up late at night on Saturday.

I am not sure if any of you noticed, but the actors that played Fawkes and Hobbes were both on Las Vegas (NBC) as really annoying rich gambling buddies, it was hilarious.

[i luv tom welling]

I remember seeing Brandy and getting excited because it was right after I saw 'Stray' :p

I would *so* buy the DVD collection if it ever comes out. I've also heard rumours of it coming back in 2005, if we're lucky :)

[STFanatic]

Do you mean the one from 1986?
Starring Scott Bakula?

I got to watch it from time to time, but I was working nights back then.
I really liked that series.

Do you mean the one from 1986?
Starring Scott Bakula?

I got to watch it from time to time, but I was working nights back then.
I really liked it

Correction: I believe I confused it with "I-Man".
Totaly diffrent.

[Exodus2000]

Invisible Man was on from 2000 - 2002

unfortunately it got cancelled. but i thought it was a very good show, despite the fact that the lead character Fawkes desperately needed a haircut.