Paul Papadopoulos This horror show was top quality (eat your heart out Stephen King) despite is cancellation by horrific ABC channel executives. I am quite unclear why the show was really cancelled whereas some like Supernatural, were great for the first few years and is still going but at a rather boring pace in its 12th year. I Can think of several others that went on ad nauseaum, e.g. Revenge, The Good Wife and worst of all Mad Men (worth a maximum two seasons as The Affair should have done). It seems that general audiences, other than the more focused fans of IMDb's site, seem to prefer the most dreary soap operas. Let's hope that the cancellation of the show was not, God forbid, due to the Million Moms and Million Dads organizations' protests, a kind of watered down John Birch Society. Their stated aim was to protect children. If they felt so strong about the mild adult content of 666 Park Avenue then why didn't they use the feature on remote controls of modern TV sets that allow certain programs to be locked when parents are otherwise engaged. Well from the overwhelmingly good comments it seems that IMDb enthusiastic amateur critics loved the production. This was due to several features: an excellent story line, first class cast miles better than the average Hollywood lot. When we learned of the powers that be decision to can the series and wind up on episode 13 most of us IMDb fans were as if struck by lightning. The production quality was AAA+. Thanks to the producers the series was we seamlessly wound up. One assumes that if he show had not been canned the forced final episode 13 would have been aired for the last of the orphaned 23 episodes per season through 2017. Some compensation the salvaged finale of 666 Park Avenue was very well handed and brought closure to the fans. For those who want to see the series again I thought that the DVD is out from Amazon. Wrong ABC has refused to allow Amazon to put it on sale (original novel excepted). Oddly enough the DVD cover of 666 Park Avenue is downloadable from Google images.

Ole Sandbaek Joergensen Never really got to the point I was hoping for, the very first episode was good, mysterious and interesting, but it kind of never got to that point in suspense. There were mysterious things happening, and dark passengers around, they sometimes got revealed to quickly, but mostly they weren't that frightening when there faces and stories was revealed.This should have been more thriller and more horror, it was too tame and too obvious in its plot, they kind of drove it slowly downhill from the beginning and that was sad, I think it could have been really good.The premise of the series was good, the acting okay, a great old building with secret passages and scary secrets that should have kept the episodes coming, but it never worked out.

DonB-5 Stumbled on this gem on Netflix. My family don't watch much network TV so we missed out when the series aired.This was a great show that deserved a better fate. Let me count the ways.1. High production values. The camera work, use of shadow, and special effects - all superb for a TV show.2. Excellent setting - love NY City, the park, and I know where the building is that was used for the external shots. Love the setting and the haunted house theme.3. Good writing, a lot of depth in the plot lines and surprises that give you an 'ah hah' moment.4. Excellent acting. Terry O'Quinn excels in his role, and the rest of the cast are well chosen and overall compliment the story.5. Shades of 'The Shining" which is a horror classic shine through.6. There is some genuinely "creepy" stuff in the stories which can take the viewer by surprise. Well done example of a horror genre that often gets bogged down with pulp shows like paranormal activity.7. Very smart - this may have been the Achilles Heal of the show I guess. The viewer has no laugh track and must choose to engage and become immersed in the story. Is that the average TV viewer in America? Especially for a horror show? And the Sunday night time slot - opposite late Sunday NFL games ... poor choice.I sincerely hope some cable network picks this up and runs with it. Its sad there are only 13 episodes.

dancin_2005 666 Park Avenue. Well well well. Again I find myself trawling the web for the final episodes of a series that I have actually enjoyed very very much. Apparently the series is on the trash heap and for some unknown reason the last episodes have been released at an infuriatingly slow pace. I seriously don't know why they have pulled this show. The actors are intriguing and the story line is new and mysterious.I say give them a fair go and speed up production. Lets see a second season...I am not happy the show has been canned and furious at the amount of time the network are taking to release the final episodes.