We ship you DVDs.

From what I remember from the similar discussion we had when "Wonderfalls" started, something like this is supposed to be OK even to the prude me.

I encouarge Israeli downloading.

Kristen says: Expect a memo from FOX legal in the morning.

So, the guilt still stays. I know it's insane, in a way, but I just can't help it.

My friend T - who heard about the show from me, got her eyes all lit up, and is much less afraid of the gore than me - will have opinions and taunt me with them.

However, I got to watch "Firefly", I got to watch "Wonderfalls". I'm pretty sur eI'll get to stop whining watch "The Inside", guilt-free. I just don't know how yet.

He's Arlen Dallas, Allyson.

He was a security guy at the Angeles transit, the place they went to sift through the transit security footage.

I'm glad I am not the only one who missed this. I knew I had seen him but, couldn't place him. Must be the beer.

I'm glad I am not the only one who missed this. I knew I had seen him but, couldn't place him. Must be the beer.

I missed it too. I remembered seeing him, but couldn't remember where. Unfortunately, I cannot blame beer. I think it's because I was focusing so much more on the leads. Plus, it's hot and I'm sleepy.

Arlen Dallas

This is such a porn star name.

Who's taking point on the completely legal episodes with ads for Nilly?

Allyson - what do you think about the differences between the written version and the executed one?

[Edit: ita, and everybody, I just want to make sure - I'm not asking for anything! I just, I don't know, trust the great big scriptwriter in the sky that just the way things turned out in the past for the best, I'll get stop-whining-means in the present/future. Not asking anything here, now.]

I have it TiFauxed and can tape with ads for Nilly. No problem.

Thanks, Tamara, but, just like I said in my edit above - I wasn't asking, honest. With the shipping to Israel and everything, it's not something I want to ask of anybody. But thank you for the thought.

Allyson - what do you think about the differences between the written version and the executed one?

There were some things I really missed, but understand they were cut for time.

There was a scene where Web says, "Becky. That's a little girl's name. Can I call you Rebecca?" And she concedes.

Which is why I call her Becky. It's sort of her Malcolm Little. And then The Honorable Elijah Web gives her Rebecca X. And then when she goes to Mecca she'll be all, "From now on, my name is Josephine"...or something.

God I'm tired.

And when she first leaves her bags, she asks if they'll be alright there, and Danny says, "they'll be okay. we have guns." Or something like that. And they all try to pry open her bags when she's in Web's office.

And it was SO FUNNY. I get why it was cut, but I liked the sort of desperate measures Web reduced them to, since he's an info horder.

Things weren't delivered the way they sounded in my head, which is mostly true when someone makes a movie of a favorite book.

Tim said earlier that this was Pulp, and it reads that way. I was telling him the other night that I hope there's a script book, because reading through them is such a joy.

The cool tones were just what I thought it should be.