Mal ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
[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.
Wait! I will talk about politics! I'm reading Ron Chernow's "Alexander Hamilton." Hamilton was such a marvel. What a cracking great story. My agency tells me there's no market for American history in entertainment. So I guess it's back to my revolution on the Moon.
The New York Historical Society just had a KILLER exhibt on Hamilton. Well, if February counts as "just". [link]
I kinda liked the end of NFA a lot, and am not entirely sure that I want with "messed with" either.
That said, if there is going to be a Spike movie, I'd love to see Tim at the reins.
Perhaps, the Spike movie could be set during the early- or mid-'70's (and it would have the feel of those cheap-o, exploitational horror flicks of that period)?
I am presently very excited. Well, I smiled anyway.
Although I am fearin' the craxy people coming here.
Hey, Tim, you get kudos in the Serenity Visual Companion thing!
I thought "blonde vampire movie" and I thought Buffy. I am so slow sometimes.
Me, too. I also thought I saw "chick" in there somewhere.
And hey! What about MY pain? Can you even comprehend the emails I'm gonna get if this rumor gets out?
Oh, Kristen! I hadn't even thought of that. I'm sorry! I have some fabulous Wonder Woman casting suggestions I can compile for your amusement, if you like. Might take the edge off everyone telling you how to make your Spike movie.
...I could accept a Spike-and-Dru movie. I kind of always wanted a Spike-and-Dru series, all about them cavorting from 1900 or so until 1998. Could be a great miniseries, do at least one ep in each decade, then repeat a couple. I do recall really enjoying Beatnik Spike & Dru. It occurred to me though that having your protagonists kill and eat people all the time with no remorse at all might make it a hard sell.
I thought "blonde vampire movie" and I thought Buffy. I am so slow sometimes.
Me, too. I also thought I saw "chick" in there somewhere.::Sits in the slow corner with Betsy and Kiba::
I'm still for it. And I don't care if it's set after NFA or before BtVS or whenever. I miss my 'verse. The Girl in Question already played light and loose with the continuity that interested me most.
I think it's because blonde is the feminine, blond is the masculine.
I'd always wondered what the proper spelling is. Turns out there's a gender thing! Thanks, Daniel.
Blond vs Blonde is universally misused.
So says that site. The dictionary (at least what's available at dictionary.com) doesn't seem to make that distinction. I do actually follow that rule (blonde=fem / blond=masc) and I do think that's why I mistook the meaning of Tim's luncheon discussion with Joss, but I don't think it's hard and fast. In general, English doesn't have the sorts of rules you would have in a language like Spanish, where the nouns take a gender, and the gender of their articles and adjectives need match.