"In the Old West in 1898 a man appears outside the fictional town of Wilburn with no memories nor any idea of where or who he is. As he attempts to piece together his story he soon discovers the town and its people are more connected to his past than first thought..."
Going by the log-line alone; How does this sound as a premise for a TV series? Would you watch it? In your opinion, has the western genre been done to death?
In MY opinion when it comes to the western genre; in terms of movies and films, yes, anyone can see that there are countless spaghetti westerns (albeit mainly during it's peak in the 60's). But when it comes to a television series I can only think of a handful (if that) Deadwood...etc.
Having said all that, I would imagine the 'amnesia' premise has probably also been done to death as well
Going by the log-line alone; How does this sound as a premise for a TV series? Would you watch it? In your opinion, has the western genre been done to death?
In MY opinion when it comes to the western genre; in terms of movies and films, yes, anyone can see that there are countless spaghetti westerns (albeit mainly during it's peak in the 60's). But when it comes to a television series I can only think of a handful (if that) Deadwood...etc.
Having said all that, I would imagine the 'amnesia' premise has probably also been done to death as well