'The Girl in Question'
[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.
Although a TV writer by day, fictional Tim turns into an amateur detective by night, not because this case just isn't going away, but because he is obsessed with finding a way to get the press to stop perpetuating the false link between him and BtVS. Tim enlists the help of the cast of the show he is currently producing. These will be our other sitcom regulars and should include Tom Lenk, and of course, Armin Shimerman (who will be your Lou Grant character).
You forgot Poland the beagles!
"Aw, Tim can't get a real following, but the three silly people who like him are so cute!"
Yes, this. And also because we're not actually doing anything about the cancellation. We're not out campaigning. We're vocal in this thread, right here, so I kept thinking, "is he reading Buffistas?"
Narrator, I almost edited in the beagles, and then decided I'd gone on too long, anyhow. An optional ending? In the course of the series all the characters of all the ME cast and crew who guest will die--one per episode. The final scene takes place in the same bar, with Tim, and the cast of Wonderfalls, The Inside, and Lois and Clark.
Maybe the beagles could help sniff out the criminals. They have great noses.
He has a scythe, they have wet noses. Together, they fight crime!
Can I just geek out for a minute and tell you how incredibly dork-erific I feel whenever I see that at the end of an episode?
I'm all, "something i made is on teevee!!!!"
And then I feel all mushy and crushy that he even used it at all. I got all fan-geek about it. And I squeal and totally lose my cool and think, "I'm NOT WORTHY!"
And then I chill out until the next time I see it.
Narrator, I almost edited in the beagles, and then decided I'd gone on too long, anyhow
Too long? Is this not Buffistas? There is no "too long"!
He has a scythe, they have wet noses. Together, they fight crime!
Fridays on Fox! (Oops)
I would totally watch Cindy's pitch. though...now i'm spoiled! *shaky fist*
Oh, but the real thrill would be the guest of the week, and what wackiness ensued, see. And the "Oh, that funny Tim" moment, when he'd almost stroke out, after being yet again connected with Buffy.
I would really look forward to the musical episode.