le n, there was some discussion of at least one aspect of the second season here: Matt the Bruins fan "The Minearverse 3: The Network Is a Harsh Mistress" Feb 3, 2005 8:00:14 am PST
'Bring On The Night'
The Minearverse 3: The Network Is a Harsh Mistress
[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.
The commentaries mention at least one plan for the third season: Jaye would start out in a mental institution after having being locked up for claiming to be a prophet, I think. And she would run into none other than Peter Johnson, the kid from "Lovesick Ass."
Lying Pig: ZOMG Jewel Staite is even hotter as a bitch than as a happy mechanic.
Yes, that's really ALL I have to contribute. Other than SQUEEEEEEEEEEE!
"The Message" still makes me cry. Sniff.
We didn't see any of SF apart from the hotel, because we spent several hours watching all the episodes Alibelle hadn't seen yet.
We didn't see any of SF apart from the hotel, because we spent several hours watching all the episodes Alibelle hadn't seen yet.
Fine. Blame it on me. Pusher.
That said, I thought Wonderfalls was great. However, the last few episodes, from the end of "Safety Canary" on, left me really upset. And they just toyed with me. Only to fix everything super quickly in the last five seconds of the last episode. It was cruel and unusual punishment. I'm still holding a grudge. Those last five seconds were not enough for me to get over my upset because they were over too quickly. Also, it made little sense to me that Eric was returning the stuff that Heidi bought-- the stuff they went out of their way to show us that Heidi bought. What's making my grudge worse is the obviousness of the fact that there probably wouldn't have even been the two and a half seconds of niceness if the season, and the show (possibly), weren't over.
However. Wow, that is an extremely talented group of actors. And writers. And directors. And editors. And set designers. And prop people. And costume designers. And hair and makeup people.
Everyone is just so incredibly talented. I'm sorry that we won't get to see more of their combined work.
DX, thanks for that. I think I was looking for a more thorough discussion of the role of the brother. I heard that he was supposed to function as an apostle and I was wondering at what point this happens and what that was supposed to look like.
Alibelle, I thought that Eric bought the stuff from the store. Well, he made Heidi-ho pay for it, but I got the impression that it was his stuff.
I could be wrong, though. And I shared in your angst.
I made myself stay up until the wee hours last night to watch "Cocktail Bunny." How much does everyone love it that Sharon stopped in the middle of a frantic stair climb to smoke a cigarette and thereby catch her breath ?
Also, I forget which episode, but Jaye looking around the empty street and asking if the Rapture had occurred in a tone of voice that implied her being left behind was a given struck me as hilarious .
It was Muffin Buffalo, Matt, and I love that one more everytime I see it. That was priceless.