Angel ,'Sleeper'
Discussion of the Mutant Enemy series, Firefly, the ensuing movie Serenity, and other projects in that universe. Like the other show threads, anything broadcast in the US is fine; spoilers are verboten and will be deleted if found.
Sorry, aurelia. I didn't mean to denigrate local theatre.
The point I was trying to make is that without the studio system that is currently in place, we would be left with what is produced locally as that is all that would be accessible.
If you lived in Columbus you would not be able to ever expereince Joss' brilliance.
A system that does not produce more Firefly is broken.
But does the fault automatically lie with the studio or distributor? I contend that at the very least an equal amount of fault would lie with the consumer who does not appreciate something like Firefly.
I'm not by any means saying that there isn't plenty of blame all around for Firefly no longer being on my TV, but perhaps you forgot about the 30 million people who want to watch American Idol every week.
Not that there is anything wrong with that. Please don't hurt me.
Not that there is anything wrong with that.
Oh, there is something wrong with that. Not that you are to blame.
does the fault automatically lie with the studio or distributor...
Well ... yes.
he would have to live in L.A. fulltime.
He does live in L.A. fulltime.
How is it the studio or distributor's fault if the general public simply doesn't want Firefly? It is entirely possible that it was a show that didn't appeal to a large enough population. That is called taste. Not good taste, but taste nonetheless.
He does live in L.A. fulltime.
t shudder
What happened to Cape Cod?
His wife's family is from Cape Cod. I think they go there for vacations.
Also, I like living in L.A. And I like visiting the studios with PAs zipping everywhere on little bicycles while people in odd costumes smoke outside warehouse doors.
Hm. There's an essay in there.
I've been to L.A.
I can t shudder if I wanna.
... while people in odd costumes smoke outside warehouse doors...
You've been to England. No, wait, You were talking about L.A. My bad.
The point I was trying to make is that without the studio system that is currently in place, we would be left with what is produced locally as that is all that would be accessible.
I understand. I just had to defend my livelihood. It's required.
If you lived in Columbus you would not be able to ever expereince Joss' brilliance.
True, but you can experience Richard Hess' brilliance once in a while.
He does live in L.A. fulltime.
And also chose to shoot Serenity here, which is rare these days.