Time Trax: The Complete Second Season

Wish this show was not cut off abruptly when it was. Left you wanting a good closing.

Arrived on time and in good shape.

I thought I had watched both seasons of Time Trax, but most of the second season is unfamiliar to me, so it was nice to get this and to watch more.Yes, there is no resolution regarding Dr Sambie, but, personally, I'm glad that he was in less of the shows; I thought he was in too many of the 1st season shows.I think I like season #2 better than season #1; I remember in season #1 that there was more profanity (not terribly lurid, but more I didn't like it - in fact, that may be why I never watched season #2). However, maybe I'm just forgetting things, but I haven't noticed this as much in season #2.One nice touch is that one of the shows references the TRAX janitor from season #1.If you liked Time Trax, this is definitely the better season.

Not too many people even know of this show since it was on the ill fated Prime Time Entertainment Network.The second season, like the first season is a bare bones set. There are no extras or bonus material.The liner notes are pretty sparcealso. The picture quality is good.So for all the rest of you Time Trax fans whoever you are, this is a must!

This is a continuation from the first season. It is better and has more fun and action in it, especially that Darien cannot be bought no matter what the bribe is and that Selma becomes more like a person that a machine. I also like that Darien learns about where he really came from and who he really is. The only thing that I did not like is that there were not more seasons made of this series especially seeing Darien catch Mordicai Sahmbi and send him back so that he could go back home. I would recommend this to anyone who is interested in science fiction especially about the future.

This dvd boxset of Time Trax season 2 was long awaited, and the wait was well worth it...the video and audio quality of the season 2 episodes is very good, and fans of this short lived series from 1993 and 1994 will appreciate it....the dvd boxset is well done, just like the season 1 boxset.... I especially love SELMA, his twenty second century mainframe computer, so well played by Elizabeth Alexander .... enjoy !

The DVD set played fine in all DVD players. I did not try set in the PC but set did play OK in DVD recorder and DVD player.

...Ten or so years ago I pitched a TV idea called Time Trax (or 'Tracks') to a famous independent producer at 20th Century Fox. Trax is not from 20th. But here's an amazing coincidence: My pitch (with TV director David Orr) and this Trax are virtually the same every aspect. My details were explicit.I really like this concept and its producer's totally fine job. If my name was on Trax it'd be Five Stars from me. I filed my treatment with Writer's Guild; I wonder if it's still filed there? This Trax's credits don't list the producer we pitched to. He's famous now (No names, Hollywood heavies have Hollywood lawyers). After so much time, retired by 40,flew to Tahiti and on. I'm now 73. I've had a good life Maybe better because of this twist. So coincidence aside, I'm okay, fine, afloat, happy. But maybe there are lessons for writers in this quick take.Amazon Review Guidelines coincidentally allow me latitude here. I repeat: this TIME TRAXhas a fine concept and execution. If you like Sci-Fi action adventures, you'll like it.Whoever created and wrote the initial concept should be proud. Coincidentally, I am, remotely. rc

Alles Ok

Wish there were more.

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