Alan Richson embodies former military police officer Jackec Reiter, which is difficult to imagine time before playing the role. Richson's performance in Prime Prime Minister's Prime Minister is very popular "Reacher" - which has crashed rating with his third season -It is much of why the show was so successful, with the fans finally getting a version of the title of the title hero who completely represents the character of Lee's popular series of books. But it took Richson some time to find the role that a big star will make.

The actor took the long way to land what proved to be his role in the breakthrough. In fact, he has moved away both on the big and small screens since the early 2000s, starting with his role as Arthur Curry/Aquaman of "Smallville" back in 2006 - though his true TV debut came several years before auditioning for "American Idol", but less said. After "Smallville", Richson continued to work consistently. Some of his more significant roles include shine in the films "Hunger Games" and Hank Hall/Hawk in the "Titans" of DC. Richson starred in the neglected MMA film, which was recently available at Prime Minister Video, He played Rafael in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" in 2014 and his sequel, "Teen Mutant Ninja Ninja" in 2016: From the Shadows ", and stars like Tad Castle in Spike TV" Blue Mountain State ".

All of these projects were successful in their own ways, although none of them drove Ritson to "reach" fame. But before becoming the main starfish he is today, the actor has also appeared in a series of lesser known projects, including a scientific series that deserved to be more famous than it was.

Back in 2017, immediately before Alan Richson first appeared as Hank Hall in Titans (before leaving after season 3)The actor landed in the lead role in the "blood drive" of Sefi. The show was set up in a 1999 dystopian version, where the cataclysmic event known as "major fever earthquakes" physically divided the United States into two. Separated with a huge gorge known as "scar", the country is in the process of taking a corporation called Heart Enterprises, which uses mysterious scar discoveries to enable them to control every aspect of a new American society.

Richson starred as a good police officer, Arthur Bailey, who is investigating an underground race called "Blood Drive". This death race through America includes cars working with human blood (which should give you a good idea of the show's tone), and after Bailey's investigation is revealed by the master of ceremonies, Ianululian similarly (Colin Cunningham), he is forced to join the dangerous darkness. The whole show was done in the style of Grindhouse in the 1970s, imitating the look of low-budget and separation films, making a unique but short-lived series that doesn't have to get the answer it deserved.

There were 13 episodes of "blood disk" for her first season, but the show was canceled pretty early in its run, according to the creator of the series Jameseims Roland, who announced the failure of the same night. According to The deadlineThe show had a "promising start" with 834,000 spectators for its premiere episode, but the figures quickly fell, with an average of 300,000-400,000 spectators for most episodes. That, he said, given the positive critical answer and the fact that the show's fans seemed to enjoy it, if he was given a greater chance of growing up audiences, may have become a popular cult show.

"Blood drive" gave us one of Alan Richson's best performanceswith the actor fully accepting the wild of the series. Moreover, critics were clearly taken with the end result. "Blood drive" has a 76% critic score Rotten tomatoes Based on 21 views, with Rolling Stone's Charles Bramesco found the "Cinema Du Carsplation Fun" quite attractive. Meanwhile, Daniel Finberg at the Hollywood reporter, meanwhile, noticed great value in the "show that only strives to be bloody, leisurely, disrespectful chicken and to a great deal."

However, not everyone was impressed with Sophie Gilbert of the Atlantic thinking that the series "is not a television show as much as Mashup of everything that once offended the Parents TV Council". However, on the whole, you cannot say that it was the critical reception that killed the "blood drive". Nor can you say that the show's fans were not passionate enough. Judging by Reddit The comments that took place on the eve of his cancellation, "Blood Drive" was a hit with viewers who managed to catch him, with a fan called the series "incredibly fun, funny and closest to a Mad Max-Type show. Others complained about the syiffs it seemed too canceled, with one reditor writing: "Suffy really needs to be called" Kankals "because that is all they do." Elsewhere. " RedditThe Blood Drive fans accepted that the ratings were low, but talked about the show, calling a user a "fun series through and through" and praised the "impeccable art direction to mask its low budget traps". They added: "For low-budget production of syiffs, it was stylish in a way as" dark matter "and" KillJoys "had no imagination to withdraw."

Given this all this, it really seems that, given a little more time, the "blood drive" will surely gain a certain cult status and give Alan Richson a less series that lasted only one season of his resume. That, he said, Richson is not far from the only talented actor starring in a series that lasted only one season, and the short life of "blood disk" certainly does not talk about his performance on the quality of the show. TV history is full of shows that lasted for only one episode, including a recent example of The "residence", which, according to all accounts, was a success but was canceled by Netflix after only one season.