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<blockquote data-quote="MarkSinacori" data-source="post: 120928" data-attributes="member: 48">Titans, Models Inc. and Pacific Palisades should have gone on longer. North Shore in 2004-2005 as well. Titans was NBC but felt like it belonged on FOX. Pacific Palisades had closure after 13 episodes. Aaron Spelling didn&#039;t want to just do a few episodes, but they didn&#039;t get a 2nd season. It was a mid season show which premiered I think in April of 1997 and then stopped in May and then started up again in July-August. Had they gotten more episodes or whatever, I think season 1 would have lasted beyond August. It probably would have gone and ended season 1 in winter or early spring of 1998 had it gotten a full season of, back then, circa 30 episodes or more. I could have seen it going off around the same time MP did their stupid season 6 finale in March of that year. Pacific Palisades, even though it didn&#039;t get a 2nd season, needed more episodes. It was a good show. Models Inc., without a doubt, should have been back for a 2nd season for 1995-1996. Even if that&#039;s all they got. I bet the show thought they were coming back. I thought they were as well. It really needed a season 2. North Shore was just too fast paced to come back for more. It was trying to be like Melrose Place but it was too fast. Plus there wasn&#039;t enough suspense on there. It aired in June 2004 to early 2005. Titans, it could have been so much better and ran so much longer. I mean, had it been a success, I would have been recording it all throughout college for sure. I recorded all 11 episodes. The show kept changing around. It also revealed their final scenes in the promos for the following week&#039;s episode which was very bad. I remember them showing Heather falling down the stairs and Jenny falling into the pool. Both were big events and they were spoiled in the promos.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MarkSinacori, post: 120928, member: 48"] Titans, Models Inc. and Pacific Palisades should have gone on longer. North Shore in 2004-2005 as well. Titans was NBC but felt like it belonged on FOX. Pacific Palisades had closure after 13 episodes. Aaron Spelling didn't want to just do a few episodes, but they didn't get a 2nd season. It was a mid season show which premiered I think in April of 1997 and then stopped in May and then started up again in July-August. Had they gotten more episodes or whatever, I think season 1 would have lasted beyond August. It probably would have gone and ended season 1 in winter or early spring of 1998 had it gotten a full season of, back then, circa 30 episodes or more. I could have seen it going off around the same time MP did their stupid season 6 finale in March of that year. Pacific Palisades, even though it didn't get a 2nd season, needed more episodes. It was a good show. Models Inc., without a doubt, should have been back for a 2nd season for 1995-1996. Even if that's all they got. I bet the show thought they were coming back. I thought they were as well. It really needed a season 2. North Shore was just too fast paced to come back for more. It was trying to be like Melrose Place but it was too fast. Plus there wasn't enough suspense on there. It aired in June 2004 to early 2005. Titans, it could have been so much better and ran so much longer. I mean, had it been a success, I would have been recording it all throughout college for sure. I recorded all 11 episodes. The show kept changing around. It also revealed their final scenes in the promos for the following week's episode which was very bad. I remember them showing Heather falling down the stairs and Jenny falling into the pool. Both were big events and they were spoiled in the promos. [/QUOTE]

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