Giles ,'Same Time, Same Place'
[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.
Hey there Boston-area strike supporters:
on Friday, writers and fans -- which means, I guess, that you're invited -- are planning a solidarity march from noon to 3, beginning at the First Parish Unitarian Church at 3 Church Street in Cambridge. On tap to speak: Joss Whedon, ("Buffy"/"Firefly" creator and god to fanboys and fangirls throughout the land: Rob Kutner, writer for "The Daily Show;" and Jaime Paglia, co-creator of "Eureka" on SciFi.
Christopher Judge learns about furries:
Aw, man. Link doesn't work any more. Maybe it found it's way to youtube.
The con was DragonCon this past Labor Day weekend, if that helps.
And another lovely Amy Acker shot:
GUH.
Yeah. That's my type. So adorabeautiful.
And Jane, agog at Joss.
Awww, I have such a crush on Jane.
Yeah. That's my type. So adorabeautiful.
Wow, Gris is right. That's the best picture ever of her.
I don't recall Ed's reaction
Ha, found it. Not too far off:
More on Friday's rally in Cambridge: [link]
The pencil thing is so stupid, I am stupider for having watched the video of Joss Whedon dumping pencils into a crate.
The creators of your favorite television shows and films, represented by the Writers Guild of America, need your support in their strike against Big Media -- the six companies that control almost all of what you see, most of what you hear, much of what you read.
Use the tool below and take a moment to write to the CEO's and executives in charge of your favorite show.
Feel free to use the sample text provided, or use the bullets to the right to craft your own letter.
I was puzzled by the exclusion of Dexter on the list (Weeds is on there), but hey.