Bugs (1995)
40Episodes in4Seasons
Dialog Style:Humorous
Sub-Genres:Action
Character Archetypes:Villain
Flag:Violence
Costume and Set Design:Neon-Colored
Mood/Attitudes:Suspenseful
Pacing:Action-Oriented
Character Archetypes:Hero
Cinematic Techniques:Quick Cuts
Character Archetypes:Wrench Wench
Time/Period:Futuristic
Cinematic Techniques:Explosive Effects
Visual Style:Bright
Place:Urban
Dialog Style:Sarcastic
Sub-Genres:Sci-Fi
Key Objects/Props:Super Serum
Score and Sound Design:Arcade-Inspired
Key Objects/Props:Wrench
Mood/Attitudes:Humorous
Target Audience:Fans of Sci-Fi and Action
Narrative Structure:Action-Driven
Narrative Structure:Linear
Time/Period:20 Minutes into the Future
Score and Sound Design:Electronic
Visual Style:Neon-Lit
Mood/Attitudes:Adventurous
Mood/Attitudes:Tense
Costume and Set Design:High-Tech
Pacing:Fast-Paced
Mood/Attitudes:Sarcastic
Key Objects/Props:Magical Computer
Flag:Explosions
Visual Style:Futuristic
Place:Futuristic Power Plant
Costume and Set Design:Futuristic
Cinematic Techniques:CGI
Target Audience:Young Adults
Score and Sound Design:Pulsating
Your score:Not Rated
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Bugs was a British television drama series which ran for four series from April 1995 to August 1999. The programme, a mixture of action/adventure and science-fiction, involved a team of specialist independent crime-fighting technology experts, who faced a variety of threats based around computers and other modern technology. It was originally broadcast on Saturday evenings on BBC One, and was produced for the BBC by the independent production company Carnival Films.
Directed by: Brian Farnham, Andrew Grieve, Ken Grieve
Written by: Colin Brake, Stephen Gallagher, Duncan Gould