'Trash' Teaser Online

POSTED BY: Haken
UPDATED: Monday, March 17, 2003 19:37
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GRAYSHWAY

Friday, March 14, 2003 4:44 AM

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If the #'s are right on these posts it's outrageous how many people are checking in here regularly. You should send these figures to someone over at FOX (sorry for using the 3 letter word)just so they know how much the show is missed.

Knowing Fox, they are probably more likely to send a herd of lawyers with Cease and Desist letters rather than do anything constructive with such information.

-g

DRUNKENHAMPSTER

Friday, March 14, 2003 5:47 PM

Thanks Haken! Just trying to imagine the teaser visually in my head was a laugh. I really do hope we once get to see the real thing.

Here's virtual space kisses to you!

BROWNCOAT1

Friday, March 14, 2003 6:31 PM

Thanks for the teaser Haken. Love it!!!

"May have been the losing side. Still not convinced it was the wrong one."

MANIACNUMBERONE

Friday, March 14, 2003 7:40 PM

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Originally posted by grayshway:
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Originally posted by Talrius:
Shiny!
When do we get the rest?

Next Friday, of course.

New Firefly comes on Fridays.

-g

Is this accurate? Fridays? Or is there a purple-belly pulling my leg?

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Who's winning?
I don't know, they don't seem to be playing by any civilized rules that I know.
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TALRIUS

Friday, March 14, 2003 9:16 PM

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Is this accurate? Fridays? Or is there a purple-belly pulling my leg?

I don't know, maybe. You'll have to take that up with Grayshway. Just be patient more will come, we should all be masters at that by now, right? If you need, there are hyperventilation bags in the seat in front of you.

On another note, just saw Richard Brooks (Jubal Early) on Law and Order and the whole time I was waiting for him to say, "Does that seem right to you?"

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SHERIFF:
Joey Bloggs ate his own
gun, about eight months back.
MAL
Did he?
SHERIFF
Yep. Blew the back of his head right off.
MAL
So... would his job be open?

LERXST

Sunday, March 16, 2003 8:27 PM

What the heck is a woo-off?

There is never love without pain. --Peart[i/]

TALRIUS

Sunday, March 16, 2003 9:47 PM

I think it's like a Mexican Stand-off. They were probably refering to spaghetti westerns, when both men draw and the woo-woo sounds.

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Alright you bunch of primitives this is my BOOM-stick!

-Bruce Campbell in Army of Darkness

FEENIX

Sunday, March 16, 2003 11:47 PM

well i would not kiss haken since im a guy but thanks for the read...now get me the episode....i gots a smuggling compartment in my van...anyone up for a fox studio raid?

MARK

Monday, March 17, 2003 12:19 AM

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Originally posted by Talrius:
I think it's like a Mexican Stand-off. They were probably refering to spaghetti westerns, when both men draw and the woo-woo sounds.

Actually it's probably more of a combination of a reference to a stand-off and John Woo, the chap who is currently making all those lovely movies about people knocking each others' blocks off or shooting each other.

On a more interesting note, Joss Whedon - In the comic 'Fray' - told the story of one of my favourite stand-offs (Woo-offs) of all time. Fray, head to head with a criminal, guns to each others heads... The guy begins with "Well, It looks like we got a standoff here..."
That's the point when Fray shoots him in the head and says "No, we don't."

Good scene.

Twelve spheres of unendurable brightness spalled the velvety blackness of space.
The silence on Lester Tourville's flag bridge was absolute
And then the spell was broken as Shannon Foraker looked up from her console from where she had just sent a seemingly innocent command to the main computers of State Security's finest Superdreadnoughts.
"Oops." She said.

SARAHETC

Monday, March 17, 2003 12:43 AM

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Originally posted by Mark:
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Originally posted by Talrius:
I think it's like a Mexican Stand-off. They were probably refering to spaghetti westerns, when both men draw and the woo-woo sounds.

Actually it's probably more of a combination of a reference to a stand-off and John Woo, the chap who is currently making all those lovely movies about people knocking each others' blocks off or shooting each other.

Yep. Think "Face/Off" when Cage and Travolta first pull the guns on each other in the church. You know--before it gets really stupid and drawn out.

Mark, what's your sig in reference to?

Sarah

I'm a dying breed who still believes, haunted by American dreams. ---Neko Case

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