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[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.
Also, I need to thank Perkins and Wolfram and Hec. Interesting things are happening here. I think the good wishes worked. And really fast too
Yay!
Personally, I think ita should take the board down until Monday the 13th, maybe about 8:00 California time?
After that, maybe ita can pause the universe for a couple of days. I just need a little catch-up time.
After that, maybe ita can pause the universe for a couple of days.
That would be the best skill in the history of skills. Zach on Saved By the Bell TOTALLY wasted his superpower.
This is why I have no power. I would totally take the board down until I got home. ita just jests.
Just remember, I have photos of you beaming cutely and hugging people, and it is not beyond my skill to Photoshop Carrot Top's face over Tim's.
Whoot. Baby got a good review:
"The Inside" (June 8, Fox): The last thing we need is a new cop show, but this tale of a special FBI unit that investigates serial crimes is full of wicked good twists and turns and great characters including Peter Coyote's amoral chief. Newcomer Rachel Nichols is excellent as a child-abduction victim who grows up to be an FBI profiler.
Huh. It's from my hometown paper. Who knew someone in this city had an ounce of good taste???
especially considering what passes for chili in that town.
From Entertainment Weekly:
Starring Rachel Nichols, Peter Coyote, Jay Harrington What It's About The FBI's Los Angeles Violent Crimes Unit has a new recruit (Nichols). The boss (Coyote) wants to exploit her past--a childhood abduction that allows her to get inside the minds of both criminals and victims. The agency's conscience (Harrington) wants to protect her from that heartless boss--and possibly her never-caught kidnapper. What to Expect A character drama disguised as a procedural. "I don't know anything about law. I don't know anything about order. I can, however, make up s---," explains cocreator Tim Minear (Angel, Firefly, Wonderfalls). Brought on board after Fox ditched a pilot that had Nichols working undercover in a high school, Minear introduced the kidnapping backstory, a new supporting cast, and kinky plots like one about a killer who targets high-powered women into S&M. Says Nichols, "We went from 21 Jump Street to Silence of the Lambs." Why We're Optimistic Fox wants scary, and Minear isn't afraid to give them "the feel-good dead-baby episode of the season." --Mandi Bierly
There was a short blurb in the hard copy edition of TV Guide for this week about The Inside and other summer fare. I don't remember exact wording but it was positive.
I love the EW blurb.
"I don't know anything about law. I don't know anything about order. I can, however, make up s---,"
Hee!