I just finished the dvds after only watching three of the aired episodes years ago..
I love all the episodes.. though I had no feelings to revisit the Train Job.
Trash is the best of the unaired episodes in my option, but really they all are 'fun' (if not so strong in storyline).
It is always nice to be reminded that we share a brain.
Yeah, except for that part about my never having read/watched any of that Hitchhiker stuff. *shuns self*
Guys, I'm not entirely sure on the policy (or how stricltly it's adhered to) but aren't unaired eps not supposed to be discussed here? Or is that a bygone rule, since they're not likely to be aired?
(And also I agree with Perkins.)
Actually, SciFi's going to air them soon, right?
I think the unaired episodes fell under the two-weeks-following-DVD-release policy.
Actually, SciFi's going to air them soon, right?
Oh, right! I'd forgotten! Yay!
Trash -- makes no sense, clunky plotting, but reasonably fun.
Message -- makes less than no sense, uneven plotting, "fun" in the dramatic tragedy while being witty sense.
HOG -- makes no sense, clunky plotting, no fun at all, and that's before you get to the parts that inspire dark plans of kidnapping and forced re-education.
For some reason, the making no sense thing is standing out, here. Still and all, catch me in the right mood and sense-making isn't always the priority.
I think the unaired episodes fell under the two-weeks-following-DVD-release policy.
I forget how many weeks the following-DVD-release policy is, but however many weeks it is has long since passed. So, yeah, they're fair game.
You know what it was, was ita's "one is okay the other not" post, which once I went back and looked at it clearly meant unaired eps is okay, movie is not, but because of the setup of the sentence I thought...
Yeah, you can just ignore me.
Of the unaireds, Trash is my favorite, though I do like HoG, despite the main villain being obnoxious. I've already discussed how much I dislike The Message.
The only thing I disliked about The Message was them not letting Tracey in on the plan, which would've saved him. Felt a little deus ex for the sake of revealing his treacherousness ("treachery" sounds too highflown here) and keeping him from becoming a cast member, which was just about where it was headed. Otherwise, I got no beef. I liked Womack scene-chewy. Good counterpoint to Tracey's very deliberate ingratiating smarm.