I don't remember any straight one-to-one plot duplications.
The near-death experience one was quite similar as well (I mean, in the set-pieces of breaking the script, although not in the in-between parts). I was a bit miffed that they duplicated the original so faithfully; I thought a departure would have been more interesting.
The funny part is, to my knowledge UK Touching Evil has been in print in series 1, and 3, but never 2. I remember 1 and 3, as they've been rebroadcast on public television within the last 3 years, but I can't remember a thing from series 2.
Interview with Wonderfalls Producers
And Tim pics, for your teendream pleasure.
Does Tim not get along with Todd Holland?
I think they get along well, why do you ask?
And Tim Minear focused most of his career on the cult favorites X-Files, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel and Firefly.
Hee. I suppose if you added up all the hours Tim's spent either saying, or thinking, "But I never worked on Buffy," we could say he's focused much of his career on it.
Tim
still
worked on
Buffy.
And January 2005, now? What?
Also, yay Todd Holland! Someone else who didn't think
Brotherhood of the Wolf
was hot shit.
I suppose if you added up all the hours Tim's spent either saying, or thinking, "But I never worked on Buffy,"
He keeps on denying it. What is he trying to hide?
We could get him a special t-shirt just to wear to interviews: My name is Tim Minear. I never worked on Buffy. Prepare to die.
Someone else who didn't think Brotherhood of the Wolf was hot shit.
Obviously my POV is tainted with love of the movie, but he really thinks all French movies but one are deep?
Hell, he thinks
Amelie
(which I rather enjoyed) was deep?
Tim is like the anti-Marcie of the Buffyverse. He wasn't there, but everyone sees him anyway.