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[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. Oh, and help us get Terriers dvds!
Do you expect an answer to that, though? I feel like "How did you do that?" is awfully close to asking "Where do you get your ideas?"
Anyway....It might be worth noting that the videos that were made for the FX production blog are still on YouTube. [link]
Do you expect an answer to that, though? I feel like "How did you do that?" is awfully close to asking "Where do you get your ideas?
Yeah.
I'm trying to think of the questions I enjoy answering. With Sam, it's always, "why bats?" And can I talk up a storm about "why bats."
HEY STREGA. THINK OF A BETTER QUESTION.
*I* want to know why Ocean Beach. Because it's a very specific kind of place and it was so clearly not made up. Except, I guess, that answers itself. Someone is either from there or lived there or spent time there. Because OB was nearly a character. And I dug that.
I don't have questions. I have commentary that is badly punctuated.
You know, I know his wife.
Namedropper.
I think it's their passion. Hank and Britt care; about each other, about their (ex-)partners, about their families. Whatever they do, they are all in, even if they cloak it beneath a veneer of California cool.
I remember reading somewhere that improv comedy is all about saying "yes" to whatever your partner suggests. I think, somehow (first cup of coffee, yo) that it's a level of commitment to their lives. Whatever happens is important, not melodrama important, but important.
There was also this really natural flow to the plots, and we got pulled in right along with the characters. As they got sucked deeper into the morass of corruption of Ocean Beach, so did we.
Blah blah blah ramblecakes.
Those aren't questions, I know, but maybe there's a seed of something there that could inspire one.
Nice! I got a shout out on Twitter from Alan Sepinwall and Time's tv/pop culture critic James Poniewozik.
Hooray!
Woo hoo!
Shawn, Tim, and MRJ agreed to answer Q&As. So that will give another pump to the site, I think, so I'll be able to do another Twitter #terriersondvd sort of thing.
I hate not knowing what the bottom line is for FHE. If I knew, I'd at least be able to gage my expectations better.