Video Interviews with Nathan and Joss - Slither Premiere
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Quote:That's certainly the optimistic view, but he could have just been avoiding the question and thinking NO. Can't see him turning it down though, considering what the show means to him and Joss and the rest of the cast.
Originally posted by Anonymous1:
I think Nathan was trying to figure out if Joss mentioned the Sci-Fi channel or if the interviewer knew something he didn't. And then started thinking would that be possible? Could Sci-Fi afford it? And then he answered the question with a question.
He did not say NO.
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Outside of V FOR VENDETTA, this is the other March flick that I'm actually psyched to see.
I know it's been said, but SLITHER seems like a true cult flick. Not only do you have Nate Fillion in it, but you also got Michael Rooker, aka. Jerod Svenning from MALLRATS ("Would you like a chocolate covered pretzel?") and Jenna Fischer, aka. Pam from THE OFFICE, who happens to be married to the writer/director James Gunn of DAWN OF THE DEAD fame.
So I'm buzzed to see it.
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"I think one of the greatest things about modern America is the computerization of medical records. As a volunteer sheriff, I can look up anyone's psychiatric records and their surgical histories. Yeast infections. There are a huge number of yeast infections in this county. Probably...because we're down river...from that old bread factory."
Dwight - The Office - 209 - E-mail Surveillance
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Quote:I didn't realize they were married, interesting.
Originally posted by reginaroadie:
Jenna Fischer, aka. Pam from THE OFFICE, who happens to be married to the writer/director James Gunn of DAWN OF THE DEAD fame.
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Originally posted by mattcoz:
Can't see him turning it down though, considering what the show means to him and Joss and the rest of the cast.
Exactly. He just had been talking about Bond and I think there was a Bond movie "Never say Never"
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I don't know if anyone has already said this, but Sci-fi's Battlestar Galactica is ending as of this season. They've pretty much written themselves into a corner too.
So maybe that clears up some money for sci-fi...
just a thought.
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New episodes of BSG start in October and I think that they have a lot more they can do. The cylons are only trying to rule them not destroy them now.
But it's human nature to not like being ruled. It's going to be interesting to see what they have in store for next season.
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"You know what the definition of a hero is? Someone that gets other people killed."
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Originally posted by Cullj:
I don't know if anyone has already said this, but Sci-fi's Battlestar Galactica is ending as of this season. They've pretty much written themselves into a corner too.
So maybe that clears up some money for sci-fi...
just a thought.
Not accurate re: BSG. I just listened to Ron Moore and David Eick's podcast companion to the season finale for S2, and they were talking about the first few episodes of season three and where they will be heading. As for writing themselves into a corner--did you SEE the season finale? They've just opened up a world of new possibilities with the twist they threw in in the last 20 minutes!
They did say that Edward James Olmos would not be back for S3, but I couldn't tell if they were joking, as they were horsing around about several things. But it is patent that they will be back. However, I'd love to see SciFi take the $$ they are throwing away on crappy mini-series, and use it to pay for a revived "Firefly"!
"Well, my days of not taking you seriously are certainly coming to a middle. . . ."
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Quote:I haven’t seen the second half of BSG’s second season, so I can’t really say if they’ve written themselves into a corner or not. But what I do know is that they’ve been greenlit for a third season of 20 episodes, set to begin in October. So, BSG will be around for a while.
Originally posted by Cullj:
I don't know if anyone has already said this, but Sci-fi's Battlestar Galactica is ending as of this season. They've pretty much written themselves into a corner too.
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Thanks for the video interviews. My take on this is that a movie or two more is a real possibility, but the return of a series on Sci-Fi or anywhere else is less likely.
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