The action alternates between stock CW locations — dark woods, diners, seedy motels — and the set of the fictional "Cult," which allows Mr. O'Bannon to indulge in gallows TV humor.
From there, the scene-to-scene action alternates with the twentieth- (or twenty-first) century present, propelled by preoccupations with the nature of scientific rationality, sex (very little, however, about love), and whether the human species has a clue about much of anything.
The action alternates between two time periods and two couples: Gerard, a self-proclaimed "Taig with attitude" working for the Northern Ireland Tourist Board, arrives in contemporary Montserrat and romances sweet Clarissa who, conveniently, is a schoolteacher, so that she can educate Gerard and the audience about the history of her native land.
With a heaping helping of action alternating between brutal 80's horror and exhilarating 80's action, HIT TV is a pure example of stylistic indulgence.
The action alternates back and forth between the South American story to the San Francisco factory, where the workers have -- almost by accident -- occupied the factory in order to keep it from being shut down.
The original female would then spring into action, alternating between attacking her rival and courting the male even more.
This means that actions alternate evenly between the two teams.
The action, which alternates choruses and solo declamations, sets the events into a cosmic context inspired by Greek tragedy, Bach's Passions and large-scale dance-dramas of the Orient.
The type of action was alternated within runs by following a pseudo-randomized sequence.
