Update: 15:25 Everyone can now watch!
Global Preview of Wayward Pines Premiere EpisodeYou are now entering Wayward Pines...Watch the global preview of the premiere episode NOW: http://fox.tv/1yBflET
Posted by Wayward Pines on Friday, 24 April 2015
Update: 24th April The First Episode is now online.
You can watch it here [US ONLY]
Let us know what you thought in the comments and by voting in the poll
First Episode Available Free Domestically Via Pay-TV Providers, FOX NOW, FOX.com and Facebook
Worldwide Preview Available Free on Pay-TV Providers, FOX Play and International FOX.com Pages
10-Episode Event Series, Executive-Produced By M. Night Shyamalan, Premieres on FOX and Globally Thursday, May 14
In the first-ever global preview event, Fox Broadcasting Company (FOX) and Fox International Channels will offer a free preview of the premiere episode of WAYWARD PINES for one week beginning tonight (12:00 AM ET/PT) through Thursday, April 30 (11:59 PM ET/PT) in advance of the series’ global premiere. The episode will be available to watch free on FOX ON DEMAND via participating pay-TV providers, including AT&T U-verse, Bright House Networks, Cablevision, Charter, Cox, DIRECTV, Mediacom, Suddenlink, Time Warner Cable, Verizon FiOS, XFINITY and many more. Fans can also stream the episode free at FOX.com (http://fox.tv/1Ohz4r2), FOX NOW and HULU.com, as well as Facebook (facebook.com/WaywardPines). In addition, the free preview of the premiere episode will be available via Amazon Instant Video, Google Play, PlayStation® Store, VUDU and Xbox Video.
Outside the U.S., the preview will be available free on FOX’s international authenticated app, FOX Play, across all participating regions. Additionally the episode will be accessible through regional pay-TV providers, international fox.com pages, social media platforms, SVOD and web services.
WAYWARD PINES premieres Thursday, May 14 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. Debuting simultaneously in more than 126 countries, it will be the world's largest day-and-date launch for a scripted series ever. The 10-episode intense, psychological thriller, based on Blake Crouch's international best-selling series of books and adapted for television by Chad Hodge (“Runaway,” “The Playboy Club”), is brought to life by suspenseful storyteller and Academy Award nominee M. Night Shyamalan (“The Sixth Sense,” “Signs”). The series stars Academy Award nominee Matt Dillon (“Crash”) as a Secret Service agent on a mission to find two missing federal agents in the bucolic town of Wayward Pines, ID. In addition to Dillon, the stellar cast includes Academy and Emmy Award winner Melissa Leo (“The Fighter”), Academy Award nominee Terrence Howard (“Crash,” “Hustle & Flow,” EMPIRE), Carla Gugino (“Entourage,” “San Andreas”), Shannyn Sossamon (“How to Make It in America”), Toby Jones (“Infamous,” “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy”), Reed Diamond (“24,” “Much Ado About Nothing”), Tim Griffin (“Prime Suspect”), Charlie Tahan (“Charlie St. Cloud”), Academy Award and Emmy Award nominee Juliette Lewis (“Cape Fear”) and Hope Davis (“Allegiance,” “In Treatment”).
WAYWARD PINES is produced by FX Productions. The series was developed for television by Chad Hodge and executive-produced by Donald De Line (“Green Lantern,” “The Italian Job”), Ashwin Rajan (“After Earth,” “Devil”), Hodge and M. Night Shyamalan. Hodge wrote and Shyamalan directed the premiere episode. “Like” WAYWARD PINES on Facebook at facebook.com/WaywardPines. Follow the series on Twitter at @WaywardPinesFOX and join the discussion using #waywardpines. See photos and videos on Instagram by following @Wayward Pines.
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Oh this i will be watching! Can't wait!
ReplyDeletesweet. now all i gotta do is see where it's available here to watch.
ReplyDeleteHopefully it's good.
ReplyDeleteYay, really happy it will be on Google Play.
ReplyDeleteSweet! I know what I'm watching at midnight. That's awesome. Hope it doesn't disappoint. I've been looking forward to this.
ReplyDeleteI will be watching but I will wait for summer. I am super packed right now for once and also I think this is the kind of show I won't like the breaks so I don't see the point of seeing the pilot one month before the rest.
ReplyDeleteI'll be watching.
ReplyDeleteIf the twist is the same as the book you might want to avoid the Internet if you fall too far behind
ReplyDeleteDid you read the novel?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteI didn't intend to fall behind, just for the pilot. Then I intend to be caught up weekly. Or is the twist you refer in the pilot?
I did not. But I like the cast and the more I saw the promos the more interested I became.
ReplyDeleteI've not read it myself but a friend has and they said they enjoyed and they told me the twist. Be interesting to see if the TV show is the same as the book. I think it will divide the audience
ReplyDeleteThat was fantastic!! This is going to be a really fun summer!!
ReplyDeleteSeriously ? The heroe's eye opens - and opens the series ? Makes me think of another sci-fi series I can't remember... lol
ReplyDeleteI loved the show. Terrance Howard from Empire was so good! I'm hoping episode 2 is as epic as this!!
ReplyDeleteThought the first installment was very very good! I voted awesome! MNS can be a hit or miss with me, but this was very well executed and well acted. It had some familiar notes of a lot of horror psychological thrillers like The Six Sense, Shutter Island, The Shinning, The Truman Show, and Twin Peaks, and Mystic River!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the rest of it! Really nice production value for FOX!
I loved it IMMENSELY!
ReplyDeleteya, that sounds vaguely familiar... ;)
ReplyDeleteIs this a spoiler-free zone or not? Just wondering...
ReplyDeleteAwesome pilote. Good characters well portrayed, mysteries and lots of (intentional ?) references to Lost and Twin Peaks (probably the best series of that kind ever btw). Everything to make a very good first ep.
ReplyDeleteI would think just to be polite you could put "Warning Spoilers" in the title and then skip a few lines. There are surely some things to be discussed...
ReplyDeleteThere were so many scenes that reminded me of so many iconic films/tv series, it was nuts! It def kept me on the edge of my seat and constantly second guessing myself, but was glad that at least the one thing became clear by the end of it...
ReplyDeleteI have no desire to read the book. TBH, I didn't even know there was a book. But I'll probably pick it up after the series is over. Probably not. (i'm currently reading 50 shades series right now) But iI did enjoy the premiere last night. That was good. It wasn't bad. I found it interesting. (For M. Night work) I do hope it Gets more intense as the episodes go along.
ReplyDeleteTotal rip off of LOST.
ReplyDeleteHas anyone here read the book?
ReplyDeleteReally liked the pilot. Even though it's a setup for something big it was a lot of fun to watch and reminded me of stuff like Alan Wake, Twin Peaks, Outer Limits, Twilight Zone and X-Files. I would give the pilot a 9/10. Really hope the rest of it continues to be good and interesting.
ReplyDeleteI hope the show is successful as I'm hearing they may be interested in doing more then just 10 episodes if the ratings are good.
I didn't even know it was available to watch. I'm going to do that right now. Thanks for the link Paradox!
ReplyDeleteIt was.... interesting...
ReplyDeleteHaven’t we seen this before
ReplyDeleteSmall town ✔
Creepy people ✔
Cant leave town no matter how hard they try ✔
Main character has issues ✔
Very confusing ✔
Wayward Pines just feels like its been done a hundred times. I don’t think I will continue watching. I can see this ending with he was dreaming the whole time.
Late to this but I just watched it and surprisingly loved it, I can't wait to see more.
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