Revolution is NBC's most DVR'd Show Ever

Revolution became NBC's most DVR'd show ever when it's Live+3 numbers were released earlier.

It rose from a 3.5 to a 5.2 in Live+3.

This allbut guarantees a back order of 9 Episodes.


Source:  SpoilerTV

Revolution Map - The Monroe Republic

   This is the US 15 years after the Blackout. The Monroe Republic seems to be the only "Republic", but be sure that all the other zones are occupied by Militas... maybe there are some zones where the Rebels defeated the local Militia. This picture just raised the awesomeness level of Revolution!

Interview with Elizabeth Mitchell, Spoilers About Rachel

Julia in Atlanta: Loving the twist that Revolution's Rachel is alive! What's next for her?

   We're loving it, too! As fans saw at the end of last week's episode, Charlie's presumed-dead mama is actually being held captive by militia-man Monroe. And, according to Elizabeth Mitchell herself, upcoming episodes will find Rachel doing "anything to survive. The things she does will get you going. You'll be like, 'Noooooo!' Honestly, every day I go to work and I'm like, 'Don't judge her.'" But wait—there's more! "Right now, my poor character's hiding half or maybe even 3/4 of who she is," Mitchell tells us, "but there's little glimmers of wicked in there. She may actually end up turning evil. I mean, she certainly has cause." And what if Rachel does end up going down that dark path? Says Mitchell, "I'd be totally on board with that!"


Source: E!

Rachel's Original Storyline

   The Cubs “losing” the World Series wasn’t the only tweak made to the Revolution pilot. While the plan was always for Charlie’s mom Rachel to be alive, the way that twist played out in the original pilot, with Rescue Me‘s Andrea Roth in the role, was a bit different. For one, Rachel’s status among the living was revealed at the end of the first episode. Secondly, it originally took place in General Monroe’s tent, when she stepped out from behind one of the privacy screens (see screen grab, right).

   Explaining the rewrite that came with the Elizabeth Mitchell recast, exec producer Eric Kripke told me, “We wanted to establish that character correctly, and my honest problem was that when she shows up in the tent in the [original] pilot, it’s sort of implied that she’s Monroe’s lover. A little. And I don’t know where that story goes! But I do know where a story goes where she’s introduced in a very different way” — namely, as someone clearly being held captive by Monroe’s minions. All told, “We’re launching that story in a different way with a different circumstance,” Kripke says, “which will give us a much cleaner line as we move forward with Rachel’s story.”

Source: TVLine

NBC Ordered 13 Episodes of Revolution

   One of the writers of Revolution, David Reed, has confirmed via Twitter exclusively for Revolution Is On how many episode has the first season. NBC, as expected, ordered 13 episodes and if the ratings are good enough they'll order 9 more episodes to complete the season.

   As of this moment we are walking on thin ice because we don't know what "good enough" is for NBC, and above all, Revolution is a big budget production so it will need better numbers than any other show to be renewed.

@revisonblog 13 for now, hoping to get an order for 9 more if the ratings stay up.
— David Reed (@Reed_Dave) September 29, 2012

Update: NBC Orders Full Season of Revolution

List of Names on Grace's Computer

   I'm sure many of you didn't notice what Grace was typing on the computer, and it's really interesting! Click on the image to enlarge.

   On the screen you can see a list of names that Grace is encrypting and emailing to who knows. Recognize the third name? This is probably people that worked together and know everything about the Blackout.

Any ideas on Randall?

Episode 1.05 - Soul Train - Synopsis

A shocking discovery threatens the gang's hope of finding Danny; Monroe gives orders that up the value of Danny's life; Nora connects with a rebel.


Source: SpoilerTV

Ratings of Revolution Episode 2: Chained Heat

   The 10pm timeslot now, which saw the highly anticipated return of ABC's Castle, and CBS's Hawaii Five-0, to compete with NBC's Revolution, which premiered last week. Revolution dropped a fair bit, though this is to be expected following a premiere/pilot, with a 3.4 rating and 9.21 million viewers this week when compared to last weeks premiere of a 4.1 rating and 11.65 million viewers.

Episode Review: "Chained Heat" - 1x02

   We have the second Episode of Revolution, “Chained Heat”, wich leaves us a really good general impression. Some key points introduced in the Pilot were deepened, raising more mysteries and questions, but others were only mentioned superficially.

Promo for Episode 1x03: "No Quarter"