Multifandom:

51 TV Writers Reveal Their Favorite Scenes... to have written, and as I knew a considerable part of these, I realised again I watch a lot tv. Damon Lindelof cracks me up with his description of the “WE HAVE TO GO BAAAAAAAACK!” (yes, I added all those extra A’s in the script)" scene from Lost (though seriously, I can see why that ( Read more... )

( Spoilers, Sweetie! )

I still don't seem to have my sensible review writing brain back, but you try this while going with your mother through luggage lists while simultanously engaging in far more sinister real life business. Thus in brevity:

DW: Night Terrors: the name Mark Gattis as the episode writer didn't exactly feel me with confidence (no, Mark, I'm still not ( Read more... )

In which Kira meets Q, Oswald finds out he's not Richard Gere, and we learn more about jelly fish.

( Did we just join the CIA? )

*whistles Sergio Leone composed tune*

( Once upon a time in America )

In which John Shiban from the X-Files is back for writing duties, and promptly gets the Deep Throat scene. Also the women continue to be awesome and this is the first episode minus either Oswald or Jilly.

( You'd love to find a memo signed by me )

To say anything above cut would be spoilery in this case, so, without further ado:

( We are all angels )

Back during BTVS's seventh and AtS' fourth season, I reached the point where I was more an Angel than a Buffy fan. Not in general for the shows in totem, either then or looking back now, and no, I didn't hate the seventh season (it had a lot I appreciated but I think it undeniably showed the signs of narrative exhaustion whereas AtS' fourth season ( Read more... )

In which Jane Espenson writes in RTD world. Naturally, this is the one for m/m action and f/f friendship!

( mortal man, mortal needs )

In which Doris Egan uses her House experience well, she said evilly. :)

( I'm Welsh! )