I hate the premise of this show, though I reserve the right to change my mind.

Holodecks are really nothing more than ways to show off the latest, fancy-ass cgi work.

Unless there's a throughline that holds this show together, it sounds too much like the stupidity of Eureka. Yuck.

Hmm sounds alot like the John Bryne's Next Men comic series. In the end it turned out they were on a space ship in VR to occupy the time. I guess if Heroes can rip off Rising Stars another tv series can rip another comic concept off.

I'm kind of concerned that the premise sounds somewhat like Dollhouse's; people living out their fantasies. Even if they are ultimately quite different, they may end up being unfairly compared (like 30 Rock and Studio 60...).

I wonder if this could be the show that Tricia Helfer works on with Fox. She'd be a fool not to want to work with Ron Moore again.

Well, if Ron Moore is involved, it'll be good. He has one of the best track records of any tv writer/producer. You have to give Fox credit-they aren't fooling around. Pilots from Ron Moore, Joss Whedon, AND J.J. Abrams? I know there's a danger of a sci-fi overdose, but you know these shows, at the very least, will not be stinkers.

This sounds awful, plus it's on Fox, how long before it gets canceled? I say no more than five episodes.

Holodecks suck, they have always sucked and will always suck. Having a whole show based around one is insane.

Before I'm interested though, a conflict should at least be hinted at. Without crazy virtual monsters this could easily just be a sci-fi soap that uses the medium of virtual reality to explore the complex identities of the various protagonists involved... Which doesn't sound horrible, but I'd much rather something with explosions.