Angel: “Fall seven times, stand up eight.”

As we close in on the end of yet another Whedon show, I have to say that I’m already quite a bit more happy with how this one looks like it’s going to end than I was with Buffy.
“Wipe out every bad guy we can find and burn the house down while we’re still inside.”
Hell yeah. Hell. Yeah. Going out like the Wild Bunch.

There but for the grace of Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings

ABC played Disney’s (made-for-TV?) A Wrinkle in Time last night.
I taped it and watched the first hour or so before Justin went to bed (he made me promise to wait to watch the rest with him).
Justin was impressed, I was impressed, and the bits I caught during the rest of the night made me think they did a very good job with the conversion as a whole. Very cool.

Band camp? We were never in band camp…

Via ***Dave: The way we weren’t.

Invent a memory of me and post it in the comments. It can be anything you want, so long as it’s something that’s never happened. Then (if you like) post this in your journal so that people can invent memories for you.

Alright, people… let’s have it.

Shiny

Serenity takes off soon.

Joss Whedon told SCI FI Wire that he will begin production in three weeks, with all of the original cast members in place.
“The show plays on a very small, personal level. And while I want that to work in the movie, the movie has an epic quality and a resolve that you simply can’t afford in a TV show. Because if you have the epic quality, you run out of money, and if you have the resolve, you run out of ideas. … The movie is really like, if you took a giant hit of the show all at once. It’s very big. Perhaps I should use different imagery.”