And I would love to see Haunted again -- but I guess a show that got cancelled only a few episodes out wouldn't count.
You'd think Matthew Fox's newfound celebrity would dredge that one back up, at least in syndication.
Man, I
wish.
One of my friends got cast in an episode that never aired. I
think
they actually filmed it, though I may possibly be remembering wrong. Apparently he was just ridiculously nice about the whole thing -- he used to be part of a live theater group in LA (which, IIRC, Drew has designed for), and when he got
Haunted
he ceaselessly pimped everyone else in the company to the casting directors; almost every member got at least one audition during the show's short run, and at least half a dozen were cast.
If scifi can air the new Nightstalker, I don't see why they wouldn't do Haunted.
For the Fox if for no other reason.
Oh, and what was that show that David Greenwalt had on UPN - Jake something or something Jake -- UPN could air that.
The WB to air Buffy, Angel pilots on final day. And some others, before they become part of CW. Also, classic promos.
What, no "Charmed"? I hope they rebroadcast the 2 minute promo for "Buffy" that aired before the original premiere. It sort of explained what a Slayer was, showed some pictures of past ones, etc. I always wanted it on the DVDs
Heh. Johanna's bitter that they aren't showing Young Americans.
Ah, the quarter-annual sweeps Running of the Virgins!
I just checked epguides and as I hoped both Veronica Mars and Supernatural have their season debuts the week following the big WB send-off.
(GG and Smallville don't have any episodes listed. . . however, VM's doesn't have an episode title just says something like season premiere.)
You know how sometimes, when you don't see something for a while, and then you watch it again, and you think "hey, that wasn't as bad as I thought it was"?
Doublemeat Palace is not one of those things.
Narrator, please to be using the account the clarrificus set up for you. You know the one...
Heh. Johanna's bitter that they aren't showing Young Americans.
Oh Strega, I hadn't realized how I missed reading about Johanna, 'til I read about Johanna.
You know how sometimes, when you don't see something for a while, and then you watch it again, and you think "hey, that wasn't as bad as I thought it was"?
Doublemeat Palace is not one of those things.
"Doublemeat Palace" is one of the episodes that gets skipped in my house. On my current re-running of BtVS, I've finally made it up to season 7 -- specifically, "Beneath You," memorable for Spike's hideously out of place electric blue shirt and the striking final image of him draped over the cross and smoking.
