Alan Tudyk cast in CBS Drama

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UPDATED: Sunday, March 26, 2006 00:06
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MALSDOXY

Sunday, March 5, 2006 9:50 PM

but NUMB3RS on CBS is outstanding...yes, it's FBI, sort of...actual intelligent dialogue, what a concept!!

"Haven't you killed me enough for one day ?"
- Mal, War Stories

DAVESHAYNE

Sunday, March 5, 2006 10:17 PM

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Originally posted by MalsDoxy:
but NUMB3RS on CBS is outstanding...yes, it's FBI, sort of...actual intelligent dialogue, what a concept!!

I've been enjoying Numb3rs though I suspect that most of the math they bring into it is about as accurate as the technobable of Trek. But the cast is good and the stories have made me think a bit. Not as good as Firefly though. (But hey nothing is.)

David

"A lot of people are asking me, you know, what exactly is Firefly? It's a tv show you morons!" - Joss Whedon

DEWFPD

Saturday, March 25, 2006 9:01 PM

For how much I love Firefly I have to disagree... "The Sheild" is the greatest show ever produced for american television.. If you saw this past seasons finalie you would know why..The most unbelievable last 20 min ever produced in ANY tv show...

PLUS... Gina Torres (Zoe) is on The Shield now..how cool is that.!!!

DANIELFYRE

Saturday, March 25, 2006 9:34 PM

As far as Alan in the CBS Drama goes I'll watch just because its him and gotta support the crew. As far as Wash coming back. I can completely see Wash having a twin brother that no one knew about. I can even envison the crew randomly happening upon said twin...who at the time would be juggling gosslings. I think this would be the only thing to make Zoe faint...ever. River seeing Wash in an Obi Wan Kenobi fashion as someone had mentioned earlier is also plausible. Lastly, the only person who knows Book's past...is River. River sees what everyone is really thinking and know's what's up with them. She spent a bunch of time with Book to boot so she must know all his many secrets.

-Dan

Ain't that just shiny.

COPILOT

Saturday, March 25, 2006 9:48 PM

I'm just happy he's got work! I hate it when I can't see my favorite actors except for guest spots. I don't like to wait I'm very instant gratification. Anyway I enjoy several Doctor/Lawyer shows but most are predictable crap.
On the Numb3rs note I live with a physics geek who rarely has anything to say about the math so it can't be that off. Just my two cents.

An I carried such a torch

ZOID

Sunday, March 26, 2006 12:06 AM

boris wrote, summing up the thoughts of others, as well:

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alan tydyk could come back to Serenity as a twin or a ghost or a hallucination or playing his older long lost uncle...

Or as a gosling juggler on some backwater moon the crew finds itself stranded on!

Picture the scene:
A stoically grieving Zoe is walking down a dusty street lined with curbside performers. Suddenly, she hears Wash's voice coming from one of the stalls, and runs toward that voice, only to find 'Huben the Magnificent' juggling baby geese! Oh, the pathos!

The more furiously he juggles goslings -- trying to entertain Zoe, his only audience member -- the harder she cries, finally releasing her pent up sorrow...

That would be cinematic magic, I tells yahz!

Avifaunally,

zoid

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