Tahmoh über BSG und Dollhouse
wiesengrund - 13. Januar, 23:33
Dienstag, 13. Januar 2009
Kevin Reilly bespricht Dollhouse-Freitag
Nach Hr. Liguori nun ein deutlich besseres Statement vom zweiten von zwei für Dollhouse hauptverantwortlichen Fox-Executives:
>> On placing "Dollhouse" on Friday nights: "Joss Whedon does a certain kind of show he’s right tin the zone in on that ... some other scheduling scenarios there could be enormous pressure on it ... we have a very compatible lead in on that with 'Sarah Connor'... we’re going to let the show play out for 13 episodes ... if we can do some business there it will be a great thing for the future."
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ETA: Hier auch noch was von ihm:
•Dollhouse, Joss Whedon's new show, has undergone reshoots and rewrites, but Reilly now says the show is where he wants it to be creatively. "Joss has done his thing," he said. "I want him to just do his show. We had a couple of false starts, and then, frankly, we just left him alone."
Early buzz from critics has been lukewarm at best, but Reilly puts it in the eyes of viewers. "You guys should judge for yourself," he said. "Joss is a creative guy, and he does what he believes in. Hopefully you guys believe in it, too." Dollhouse debuts Feb. 13, following Terminator.
•Fringe, one of the few hits of the fall, has not yet been picked up for a second season, but fans should not worry. "I would anticipate it would be," Reilly said. The show has generated good if not stellar ratings but has a loyal cult following. Fringe returns with new episodes on Jan. 20 and will air Tuesdays at 9 p.m.
•The Friday Night Death Slot. Reilly acknowledges that Terminator and Dollhouse have a curse to break on Friday nights, the slot that killed shows such as Firefly and Freakylinks. "Well, that's been the case for a lot of shows, but there've also been a lot of shows that were kind of buried there for a reason," Reilly said. "I think these are two worthy shows, so we'll see what happens."
>> On placing "Dollhouse" on Friday nights: "Joss Whedon does a certain kind of show he’s right tin the zone in on that ... some other scheduling scenarios there could be enormous pressure on it ... we have a very compatible lead in on that with 'Sarah Connor'... we’re going to let the show play out for 13 episodes ... if we can do some business there it will be a great thing for the future."
Link
ETA: Hier auch noch was von ihm:
•Dollhouse, Joss Whedon's new show, has undergone reshoots and rewrites, but Reilly now says the show is where he wants it to be creatively. "Joss has done his thing," he said. "I want him to just do his show. We had a couple of false starts, and then, frankly, we just left him alone."
Early buzz from critics has been lukewarm at best, but Reilly puts it in the eyes of viewers. "You guys should judge for yourself," he said. "Joss is a creative guy, and he does what he believes in. Hopefully you guys believe in it, too." Dollhouse debuts Feb. 13, following Terminator.
•Fringe, one of the few hits of the fall, has not yet been picked up for a second season, but fans should not worry. "I would anticipate it would be," Reilly said. The show has generated good if not stellar ratings but has a loyal cult following. Fringe returns with new episodes on Jan. 20 and will air Tuesdays at 9 p.m.
•The Friday Night Death Slot. Reilly acknowledges that Terminator and Dollhouse have a curse to break on Friday nights, the slot that killed shows such as Firefly and Freakylinks. "Well, that's been the case for a lot of shows, but there've also been a lot of shows that were kind of buried there for a reason," Reilly said. "I think these are two worthy shows, so we'll see what happens."
wiesengrund - 13. Januar, 20:33
Fox setzt Prison Break auf Freitag (und ab)
Das heißt, Terminator ist Dollhouse-Lead-in vom 13. Februar an für die 9 Folgen, die sie in der zweiten Staffel noch haben, bis zum 17. April, und ab dann übernimmt Prison Break die Lead-In-Rolle.
wiesengrund - 13. Januar, 19:40
Wenn Zombies Wiener Walzer tanzen...
wiesengrund - 13. Januar, 17:12
Die ARG-Sites sind down
Das im Sommer ein wenig aufköchelnde Dollhouse-ARG bestand im wesentlichen aus drei Seiten: www.findkimi.com, www.southlandlabs.com und www.adelledewitt.com. Und alle drei sind plötzlich verschwunden. Eine endgültige Kapitulation? Oder nur ein clean-up for einem Neustart?
wiesengrund - 13. Januar, 09:34
Noch ein "Ghost"-Review
Hier drüben:
The "Dollhouse" pilot is a bit muddled -- it feels like a puzzle that wasn't put together quite right. Maybe that's because the first episode wasn't really meant to be the first one at all. But even though the pilot (9/8 C Feb. 13 on Fox) is flawed, it has major potential. The best thing is that since the time I've watched it, I've been thinking about the show a lot -- always a good sign -- and I'm excited to see what comes next.
Auf whedonesque beurteilt jemand, der "Ghost" schon gesehen hat, dieses Review:
Having just watched the first episode, this strikes me as a very fair, and intelligent, review. (Although I wouldn't use the word "muddled"). I wasn't blown away by DH. But I was intrigued, sufficiently to want to watch further - and I've been scrupulously steering clear of all spoilers/plot details for this show. It didn't zing, as my first episode of Buffy did, or move me in the way the Firefly pilot did, but it was intelligent, clearly has depth, and features some great characters and performances. I say yes. :-)
Der Konsens bildet sich langsam: Gut, nicht großartig, und viel Potential.
Wie es sich für einen Whedon-Piloten gehört. :)
The "Dollhouse" pilot is a bit muddled -- it feels like a puzzle that wasn't put together quite right. Maybe that's because the first episode wasn't really meant to be the first one at all. But even though the pilot (9/8 C Feb. 13 on Fox) is flawed, it has major potential. The best thing is that since the time I've watched it, I've been thinking about the show a lot -- always a good sign -- and I'm excited to see what comes next.
Auf whedonesque beurteilt jemand, der "Ghost" schon gesehen hat, dieses Review:
Having just watched the first episode, this strikes me as a very fair, and intelligent, review. (Although I wouldn't use the word "muddled"). I wasn't blown away by DH. But I was intrigued, sufficiently to want to watch further - and I've been scrupulously steering clear of all spoilers/plot details for this show. It didn't zing, as my first episode of Buffy did, or move me in the way the Firefly pilot did, but it was intelligent, clearly has depth, and features some great characters and performances. I say yes. :-)
Der Konsens bildet sich langsam: Gut, nicht großartig, und viel Potential.
Wie es sich für einen Whedon-Piloten gehört. :)
wiesengrund - 13. Januar, 09:31
