Buffy ,'Sleeper'
[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.
But no, I haven't done anything like that. Which is probably a very good thing. Erin did an Alias commentary, so maybe that's the source of confusion.
Yeah, that's what I figured she was confused about. That commentary was pretty entertaining, though. You should totally do one.
Waitaminnit, Jen, I had that tag first!
Ack!! My bad, my bad. I will switch, as is only right, though you are gracious to offer to share. Also - smonster! Hi!
OK, change tag, then catch up with other posts...
It saddens me to report that I actually remember this, but:
Yes, the same actor who played Donna Martin's abusive boyfriend, but nope, playing a different character. The Heights was a definite attempt by Fox to copy its own success and grab the 90210 audience for another night, and the cast included some actors who'd appeared before on Fox shows, but it was its own little 'verse, unconnected to 90210.
Hee. 90210 questions, just what I needed to distract me from writing cover letters.
Ray was Donna Martin's abusive boyfriend, who then went onto the Heights, which had terrible ratings, they thought because most people couldn't deal with the fact that he'd thrown Rose Princess Donna down the stairs. So, they breifly brought him back to say he'd been in counseling and was really really sorry.
The Heights was a definite attempt by Fox to copy its own success and grab the 90210 audience for another night, and the cast included some actors who'd appeared before on Fox shows, but it was its own little 'verse, unconnected to 90210.
Also true, though I never watched the Heights.
he'd thrown Rose Princess Donna down the stairs.
oh, was that the excuse for all of the plastic surgery?
Wow. I'm so wrong, then.
t slinks away in Spelling-trivia-failure shame
Only if she'd had it on her forearm.
No, you're not wrong JZ. I don't think he was supposed to be "Ray" on The Heights. I never watched it though, but it seems doubtful they'd give the abuser a spin-off. They just didn't think people would have a problem with the guy.
He got comments at concerts too.
Well, when your main audience is 14-18 years old, sometimes they have a problem separating fantasy from reality. "OMG he looked in my general direction, he totally likes me!"