Fred ,'Smile Time'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
At least the promos have good production values...
So often I am confused as to why someone thought the promo would actually encourage me to see a show. Apparently most are not marketing to me.
I lost my satellite dish in a lighting storm this past weekend. It served to remind me that most of what I care to watch is distributed on DVD. I’ll still get it repaired, and the sound system that blew, but it was a reminder of how little I care about that is broadcast.
She wasn't good in Line of Fire -- but she was in Nip/Tuck.
I'm enjoying the hell out of the 2nd season of Dead Like Me. Totally worth getting the satellite dish and Showtime for. Anyone catch the Hank Azaria psychiatrist show Huff? Is that worth checking out? Promos looked interesting.
I'll probably check out Lost, but I don't have high hopes for that one.
Anyone think a Wonderfalls movie could actually happen? I don't really see it translating to the big screen. I think Firefly has the right elements to make a movie out of, but I don't know how you'd scale up Wonderfalls. I'm glad that they're still interested in resurrecting it somehow, so maybe I'll at least get a novel or something.
Oh yeah, and the Mouthbreather from WF is on the next episode of DLM.
Well, Amélie is probably closer to it than anything I've ever seen on TV before, so it could probably translate well. I think it's a lot harder to keep a 2 hour or 90 minute show funny than a 47 minute episode, so a careful hand would be needed.
The first part of TWoP's Tubey Awards are posted.
At least the promos have good production values...
My brain is translating this into the Tapeheads definition of "production values". That is to say, T&A.
That's probably not what you meant...
My brain is translating this into the Tapeheads definition of "production values". That is to say, T&A.
I own the Tapeheads soundtrack. Worth it for the "Roscoe's Rap" alone, celebrating all that is good and worthy about chicken and waffles.
I think a Wonderfalls movie could work. Bryan said something about showing things from Aaron's perspective, and that's a neat idea -- Aaron's a great character. It would definitely have to be done carefully, though.
Hec made me hungry.
Need Roscoe's.
Can't have it.
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A Wonderfalls movie would not work. Well, not well. So says my opinion.