'Serenity'
[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.
Heh, I'm at a Panera in Studio City, and a softball team of writers just came in, and are talking about where there are all supposed to go picket.
LOL! I was at Target Friday, and the woman in front of me was on her cell, complaining about having to go on strike and wondering if her show would be cancelled. L.A. is weird.
It is weird. The overheards at this Panera crack me up. So not my normal world.
I was in the elevator with her after, and I wanted to wish her luck on the strike, but it felt like breaking the fourth wall or something. And that's even without knowing what show she works for.
From Simon's link:
Actually, "Miracle Man" is pro-Christian, which is what makes it so subersive.
This gave me a squick.
yeah, I'm not gonna comment on that.
I'm tempted to comment but I'll await data. The interpretation I'd really like does not fit with Tim's politics. I can't see him doing the equivalent of Woodie Guthrie's old song:
Jesus was a man
Carpenter by hand
With followers both true and brave
He said to the rich "give your money to the poor"
And they laid Jesus Christ in his grave.
yeah, I'm not gonna comment on that.
It's just a typo. It's not that bad.
I'm not understanding the squick. Which makes me think maybe I don't understand what Tim meant. In summary, I'm just confused.
It's just a typo. It's not that bad.
Hee. I read it first as subversive. Then when I didn't understand, I looked up subersive in the dictionary. That didn't help.
RTVW Sound Off: Dreaming of a Perfect Dollhouse: Dream casting choices.
That's a fun piece, Polter-Cow - thanks.
My perfect cast is still people I've never met.