Buffy ,'Showtime'
[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.
I was out of the country for most of last TV season so I waited, and waited, and gleefully/painfully ignored any Lost coverage until I got the first season on DVD. I watched, I enjoyed, I was let down.
At that point, I found out Fury wasn't returning. So, as far as any kerfuffly nonsesne, I was unaware. But, in my mind, I just imagined Fury left BECAUSE they couldn't wrap up a story in 24 episodes.
At the very least, on 24, there is an end to the season.
So you know where I stand, I think answering questions with more questions dumbs it down. Or takes the audience's money for a ride on a short bus.
Steve Almond is mean. He made me laugh.
i would compare him to DeKnight, but that would just be mean.
Hee, again. Also? To whom?
mean to Javi because he seems like a good guy. misleading perhaps, but not squicky.
TiVo grabbed "Mind's Eye" for me. You know, I hadn't realised it was directed by Kim Manners. I so don't pay attention.
Tell me about this Mind's Eye. The name sounds familiar.
Nevermind, I'm thinking of this [link]
Mind's Eye is the X-Files episode that Tim wrote that got Lili Taylor nominated for an Emmy.</Tim Trivia>
mean to Javi because he seems like a good guy
Is DeKnight not a good guy?
My first pass at the above sentence was "Is Simon Pegg not a good guy?". Apparently they share the same space in my brain.
Mind's Eye is the X-Files episode that Tim wrote that got Lili Taylor nominated for an Emmy.
Also, set in "Wilmington, DE", my hometown.</Delaware Trivia>
high fives lisah
Is DeKnight not a good guy?
personal issues.