Hurray! Despite being outside the US and using a Mac, Fox's Myspace streams things for me.
Xander ,'First Date'
The Minearverse 5: Closer to the Earth, Further from the Ax
[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, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
When are they going to put up those episodes?
Fox now says they'll put the episodes up online.
Believe it when I see it.
Even if it happens, this really doesn't help me. Although, it might give me incentive to upgrade my computer and internet access.
The pleasant people at Ask Fox sent an email my way to inform me to "check the site in a week or so" for the last two eps. Hopefully they are being given semi-accurate info (which is hard to believe since we have not seen much of that the past few weeks from their superiors).
Somehow, I must get those two episodes.
This is sadly relevant:
'Bingo!' Show Saved by Internet
For the first time, an online component of a television show has given the show a new lease on life despite lackluster ratings. According to Broadcasting & Cable magazine, ABC, which aired six episodes of the game show National Bingo Night during May and June, plans to bring it back in December for a five-night run. ABC Entertainment President Steve McPherson told the trade magazine, "It is fair to say this show was saved by the fact that, while its ratings numbers weren't as impressive, that was totally contradicted by everything else we saw online." He pointed out that viewers downloaded 22 million Bingo cards online and won more than $550,000 during the show's run. Show creator Andrew Glassman told B&C: "It just shows there are metrics other than ratings to gauge success in television."
"It just shows there are metrics other than ratings to gauge success in television."
The hell you say?
You know, I would have been glad to wager small sums of money on-line during Firefly, Wonderfalls, The Inside or Drive to save them. But who knew that was all it took?
Bwah. "It just shows there are other ways to rape the viewing public for money.", he meant to say.