The Halo TV series trailer was short, but it has some nice sci-fi shots

The Halo TV series lagger was short, but it has some nice sci-fi shots

The Halo TV series got an oh-soh-brief teaser hold up month showing Skipper Of import's scarred-up plump for and overlarge green helmet, but Here we extend: a real trailer. It's still disappointingly short, but at any rate someone speaks in this incomparable: Dr. Catherine Halsey, mother of the Spartan program (and small fry kidnapper, but that's getting ahead of ourselves). There's not often linguistic context for what we're seeing throughout the trailer, but there is both pretty good looking for military sci-fi imagery to gape at.

In a new interview with EW, sensation Pablo Schreiber said the series is a "standard hero's journey," adding that "IT takes place identical much in the macrocos that the telecasting games created, just it's a TV show. We let to expound that population and make over stories in IT. At that place's exit to be around new characters that are introduced, there's going to be much of comrade characters that everyone testament know from the gage." Traditional knowledge hounds, time to start pick this minute of footage aside.

Naturally the trailer ends on a shot of Master Chief, which looks like an almost shot-for-shot diversion of a stupefy from one of the games. That's some prime winnow service. Simply it doesn't offer a resign escort with whatsoever specificity beyond 2022, so who knows when we'll be watching it.

For now, let's just look at some cool shots of marines, Pelicans, space stations, and 26th century cities.

Halo TV Series — (Image credit: Paramount)

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