Tim totally wrote the Passion: "Wait'll they see who I kill this time."

Note to self: deadline crunch not the best time to be shopping for replacement keyboard after coffee spewing accident.

Tim may have actually been behind the Great Depression, the potato famine, and the flood with Noah's ark....but not the Spice Girls as so many pegged him for being behind.

Thinking about the sheer amount of suffering the Spice Girls induced, I can see Tim's fine Midwestern hand behind them without much difficulty.

Tim and Joss should so write those.

Tim totally wrote the Passion: "Wait'll they see who I kill this time."

And interestingly, after the HSQ of the death, there was a resurrection....

t /surely going to burn in hell

there was a resurrection....

Well, it's not like you can just kill off the main character! Oh. Wait...

Never mind.

Hmm, between the Big Kahuna as a distant father figure and Abraham being set to sacrifice Isaac, I think there's plenty of gist for Joss' Daddy motif there.

You know I wanted to go there, but thought the whole JC card was a little much. Glad some out there are evil heathens such as myself.

Anyone think the rising on Easter thing was kind of an asspull on God's part?

No, I truly believe he had every detail of all 7 seasons and the spin off planned from the outset. Nothing was made up on an "as needed" basis.

Did anyone else think that the later episodes of the Bible went totally downhill.

What do you guys point to as the exact moment that the Bible jumped shark...I would point to David and Goliath. The guy who played David was way to bulked up and big to be David. I wasn't buying it, plus Goliath totally wore lifts.

What do you guys point to as the exact moment that the Bible jumped shark...

John the Baptist. Fortunately, they recast the role of messiah with somebody less freakass and were able to salvage a good chunk of the new testament.

Did anyone else think that the later episodes of the Bible went totally downhill.

Revelation was just too depressing. I'm glad they cancelled the series after that.

I still think that the Bible had the most realistic looking CGI to date. I had a hard time believing that bush wasn't actually burning, but instead SFX.

Parting the red sea will probably win them an Emmy for SFX. I can't wait to get the first season of the old testament DVD's and see the making of that episode....

I heard that God was going to do the commentaries for Genesis(with Camden Toy(who was the snake), Deuteronomy, Samuel Pt 1 & 2(with the writer Samuel), and Leviticus.

I have heard that even though Kings 1 & 2 aired during season 2, they had season one production numbers. FOX really had to think long and hard before renewing it after lackluster ratings from the first season. That may have actually been the first and last time they showed patience for a new show.