Buffy ,'Chosen'
[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.
Robert Kelker-Kelly was lured back to the show in a different role from Sam Fowler, in which Vicky falls for the man who was given Ryan's corneas in a transplant.Yeah. That was part of the Bobby Reno story. Robert Kelker Kelly started dating Miriam Parrish (who played Sami Brady's one friend on DOOL) once she turned 18. They were married thereafter. I think they still might be, and I know that for a while, they moved to Boston (maybe so she could go to college?).
(maybe so she could go to college?)
Or high school?
Ok, did I miss where it got mentioned or is it coincidence that Sisters is re-airing on SOAPnet?
Frankly, I'm shocked "It's Garry Shandling's Show" isn't on DVD already.
Probably because nobody's pushing it. Wikipedia says there were 70 episodes. 70!
"Sisters" is still on SoapNet? I thought they dumped that one when they dumped "Hotel" and "Falcon Crest."
Seventy episodes? Well, I think we know now what Minear's problem is. He isn't working for Showtime.
ETA: In the meantime, let's analyze why brilliant shows like "It's Garry Shandling's Show" and "The Slap Maxwell Story" don't get DVD releases, while not-so-brilliant shows ("Too Close for Comfort," anyone?) get them right away...and I refuse to believe there was a large contingent pushing for TCFC releases, too.
I totally don't remember any of that RKK stuff. But at that time I was probably too involved with Ben Evans and Meg Cummings to notice other shows.
"Sisters" is still on SoapNet? I thought they dumped that one when they dumped "Hotel" and "Falcon Crest."
Still hsowing up on their website as showing. ANd I watched "Dear Georgie" (Georgie's advice column) a few weeks ago.
Ben Evans? Meg Cummings? You wouldn't be talking about "Sunset Beach," would you, Kristen?
ETA: Oops. Forgot to add "Homefront" to that "Brilliant But Cancelled" list upthread. For a show set in the 1940's (and the Midwest), it was off the proverbial hook.
Everybody remember when Marley's trulove (Perry?) fell from the hayloft(?) and died? I had such a crush on him, I think I cried every episode for a week.
No, but I remember the "Ladykiller" video. That made me cry...but not in a good way.