If Tim's channeling Deborah Kerr, I don't want to know who Kristen's channeling.

Ray Milland.

Kidding! (Mostly.)

Thanks for the kind words. Though the events of the past week have been disappointing, I still had the coolest first job ever. I was on a great, fun show with talented people. I have a writing credit now. Words I wrote were spoken by actual actors and put on film and beamed into people's homes. And, most importantly, I got to work with Tim, which was more wonderful and valuable than you could imagine.

As for what was going to happen next, I think everyone would've died. Unless they were evil. Or pretty. Hmmm...that didn't clear much up, did it?

Kristen, Tim, cast and crew--such a quick hook. The cancellation was sad news, but you put on a show you could be proud of.

Drive was a seminal show cancelled by the idiot network. I was going to picket Fox but I didn't have any comfortable shoes.

You fought the Good Fight, Tim. Fight a bad fight for once: who knows, you might win.

I'd buy the entire series on iTunes if the remaining 'sodes were to find their way there. Just saying.

Much love.

I am at a loss for words.

Maybe Tim should make a spin-off where Alex Tully solves a bizarre landscaping problem every week, and each time, he almost kills the grass with pesticide, but in the last ten minutes, he figures out what type of Miracle-Gro will work.

Alex Tully needs to be renamed to a Variety style pun, though. Something to do with Ryan Seacreast.

A Livejournal icon: [link]

Kevin, the icon made me smile a little. But it was one of those smiles that leaves a bitter taste in the mouth.

And also, also? I think the phrase drive-by (Drive bye?) is ruined for me now.

As Julie goes, so goes my nation.

teevee.org has weighed in:

With three series in a row now cancelled in six episodes or less, I think that officially makes the Fox network Ike, and poor Tim Minear Tina.

What's Quality Got To Do With It

Tim, Kristen, and everybody else involved with the show - I'm sorry.

I still had the coolest first job ever. I was on a great, fun show with talented people. I have a writing credit now. Words I wrote were spoken by actual actors and put on film and beamed into people's homes. And, most importantly, I got to work with Tim, which was more wonderful and valuable than you could imagine.

I love the way you write. Well, as yourself. I'm reserving the judgment on how you write other people, made-up ones, to when I can actually watch them (and please notice the lack of "if" in there).