'Jaynestown'
[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.
She has a lot of 90210 trivia in her head. I think the OC plays as about 65% 90210 / 35% MSCL to her.
Hey!
... it's a fair cop.
And, totally randomly, I just looked at Abusive Ray/Harmless Alex's page on IMDB, and today is his 36th birthday.
t straining for on-topicness
Tim has a birthday, right?
Tim has a birthday, right?
Not hardly! He was raised by a pack of feral beagles, then left in a box in front of a television all day.
then left in a box in front of a television all day.
Crate. Definitely a crate.
Crate. Definitely a crate.
I don't know. I think he's more like Profit than a beagle at this point.
Where is John Rogers' chicken soup?
Seeing as a ton of Whedonesque and buffista humans are here, welcome. I'd just like to chime in on THE INSIDE and say Tim Minear did a hell of a job. I look forward immensely to the rest of the run.
In the comments:
Oddly, it was everything that wasn't Silence of the Lambs that made me dig it.
And this is probably a subtle industry foible, but I watch a thousand pilots, and Minear directed the shit out of that thing.
I finally watched it last night, and the lighting was amazing. Perhaps it also contributed to why I had trouble sleeping.
and Minear directed the shit out of that thing.
Yeah, I think Tim's an excellent director. Always very conscious of visual storytelling. He's a writer who thinks like a director! He's a dessert topping and a floor wax!
Ending of "Lullaby"? Still kicks fucking ass.
Huh. I think it's so interesting that Warren Ellis is all, "I'm not going to be involved in any grassroots movement to save GF."
That's kinda neat.
That is reason #924 why I like him.
Did you see his comments on The Inside?