When other shows have Whedon Episodes

POSTED BY: Dewrastler
UPDATED: Sunday, April 26, 2009 12:34
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DEWRASTLER

Wednesday, April 22, 2009 10:55 AM

I was watching episodes of Leverage online (interesting show. very smart and fun, if you like Burn Notice I'd give this a try too) which has former Angel star Christian Kane (Lindsey McDonald) as a lead. I then got to an episode that has both Sam Anderson (Angel's Holland Manners) and Danny Strong (Buffy's Jonathan) as guest stars. At this point I realized I was watching this series 'Whedon Episode'.

I'm defining a 'Whedon Episode' as an episode of TV where one or more former Whedon stars are regulars and two or more guest stars have been on Whedon shows.

I started thinking about other shows and realized that How I Met Your Mother, which stars Alyson Hannigan, had a Whedon Episode in season two when both Morena Baccarin and Tom Lenk guest starred as co-workers in a coffee shop.

Bones could easily have a Whedon episode. It has David Boreanaz, it once referenced Firefly by name, and Tamara Taylor was the schoolteacher in the opening of Serenity. If one former Whedon actor guest starred, then Bones would have it's Whedon Episode, I just can't think of any right now.

Can anybody think of any other?

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KWICKO

Wednesday, April 22, 2009 11:19 AM

Not to change the rules or anything, but a "Whedon Episode" could also be when Whedon himself appears on the show, as he did on an episode of Veronica Mars, or when he directs, as he did on a couple eps of The Office, one of which involved bats...

Mike

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STINKINGROSE

Wednesday, April 22, 2009 11:57 AM

Then there's everything that Jane Espensen's busy with...

ARTCAT81

Wednesday, April 22, 2009 1:04 PM

Well, these do not constitute Whedon episodes by your definition, but there were definate Firefly Shoutouts:

Castle (starring Nathan Fillian as Castle):

-last episode opens with a swordfight, and he attends a shindig.
-previous episode he described a special hell.
- Watch closely, in several episodes he is wearing a browncoat

Chuck (w/ Adam Baldwin as Casey):
-most episode had a "betrayal scene" the way it played out and was staged, Adam was in the role of mal talking to jayne in the airlock.
- In Chuck Vs. the Crowne Vic Adam waxes poetic about a car very similarly to how he speaks of Vera.
- he has also said, "I will end you"
- This show has also referenced star wars, terminator, and several others

Battlestar Galactica:
-Serenity can be seen flying in teh background of at least one scene ( same special effects guys that firefly had yay Zoic!)

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SUASOR

Wednesday, April 22, 2009 5:29 PM

Yeah, that pre-attack, Caprica City scene was way cool. Since Firefly's don't have FTL, that poor ship couldn't join the BSG fleet, alas.

JEWELSTAITEFAN

Thursday, April 23, 2009 6:51 AM

Didn't Chuck have a Casey scene where he said something about killing somebody with their brain?

TTSCC with Summer had Rudolph Valentino (I think) played by the actor who was the Reaver survivor in Bushwhacked, last December. Does that count?

How about Drive, when driver Nathan is pulled over by cop Richard Brooks and is asked something like "Does that seem right to you?"

Wasn't Morena on an Episode of Stargate Atlantis with Jewel?

KOFFEE

Thursday, April 23, 2009 8:47 AM

Fredric Lehne (Rance Burgess) was in "Bones" Season 1, Episode 18.

Does that count?

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ADAMANTHEA

Thursday, April 23, 2009 8:50 PM

Morena was in a couple episodes of SG1, I'm not sure about Atlantis though.

How I Met Your Mother also has Neil Patrick Harris from Dr. Horrible. That's kind of like a double Whedon episode.

ALTA

Friday, April 24, 2009 2:45 AM

Wasn't Mark Sheppard(Badger)in an episode of Dollhouse?

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JEWELSTAITEFAN

Friday, April 24, 2009 6:35 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Alta:
Wasn't Mark Sheppard(Badger)in an episode of Dollhouse?

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So that would be a Whedon show having a Whedon episode?
Huh?

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