Once More With Feeling...

[shadowkat]

Last one, I promise. All this is probably proving is that I should leave polling to the experts. Hee.

[Poll #976784]

Comments

[cjlasky.livejournal.com]

One of these days, we're going to finish our ATS Season 6 project, and it'll be interesting to see how the Whedon/Lynch version of S6 plays out in comparison. I'm sure there'll be many times when Masq, OnM and I clunk ourselves on the heads going: "Damn! Why didn't we think of that?" There will be times when there are eerie similarities, and we'll feel a completely unwarranted pride and a gnawing suspicion that Joss has been spying on us. And there will be times when Joss makes us all look so inept that we'll regret ever typing a word. But I really wanna see what Joss has in mind!

[shadowkat67.livejournal.com]

Thanks for responding.

The results to these polls are fascinating, even if they are still too small to be a good indicator.

I agree on ATS S6. I really want to know what Whedon had planned for that last season. According to the interviews I've read he plans on having the plot they'd sketched out if they'd gotten a finale season actually take place but in the comics. And comics do give you greater lee-way setting wise.

Also Brian Lynch is really good. He blew me away with Spike:Asylum. If you haven't read it, you should. He has Whedon's world down cold. Only thing I've read since those shows ended including fanfic that fits how I saw the character of Spike and that universe. Can't wait to see how Brian writes the other characters, if they come close to how well he has done Lorne and Spike? I'll be happy. I may be the only person who is happy, but I don't care - selfish that way. ;-)

I'm also beginning to agree with the people who say that the comics aren't really canon to the tv show - since completely different medium. Their arguments, particularly scroll's rings true.

[arethusa2.livejournal.com]

There's a new tv series on called Raines about a detective who talks to the victim in his head, and we see the conversations on the screen. In the first episode a homeless woman named Alice morphed into an Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatter tea party set.

Hah!