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Author: Rob JensenRob Jensen
Date: Jan 26, 2007 12:03
On Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:27:40 GMT, "Sharpe Fan"
yahooNoSpamm.com> wrote:
>You may have heard TV Guide's report that Alexis Bledel (Rory) does not want
>to continue Gilmore Girls and that the CW is moving forward with the idea of
>doing the show without her. Well, according to my sources-who are highly
>placed within the Gilmore family-the plan of a Roryless eighth season has
>been firmly rejected for one very good reason: Lauren Graham is sticking by
>her onscreen daughter (you gotta love that) and has made it clear that she
>will not continue the show without Alexis on board.
Okay, this is a good clarification. Lauren hasn't changed her mind
about her and Alexis being a package deal. Note that other than the
package deal thing that there's no sign of any reluctance on LG's part
to returning.
Here's the thing, though: take Kristin's report with a grain of salt.
Ausiello is still on speaking terms with people *in* the show itself
while Kristin has clearly continued to have been banned from the set
over the Pissy Polly rumor.
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Author: William George FergusonWilliam George Ferguson
Date: Jan 19, 2007 15:46
On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 16:35:53 -0600, Rob Jensen aol.com> wrote:
>On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 16:52:54 -0500, "Obveeus" aol.com> wrote:
>>>> [Rob here: So dudes, I told you so. Every single declaration of
>>> "seventh and likely final season" yadayadayada has been...
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Author: Sharpe FanSharpe Fan
Date: Jan 18, 2007 21:17
At TWoP there is an interview with Rob Thomas (creator and showrunner of
Veronica Mars).
One part is of interest to GG fans.
http://www.televisionwithoutpity.com/articles/content/a12755/index-14.html
The Second Rob Thomas Interview
By Couch Baron
CB: So let's talk about the ratings. You had a big spike in the last
episode. What are you doing to try to parlay that into continued higher
ratings?
RT: Well, I'll tell you honestly -- it's a battle. The CW -- they've told
their other shows, the way they're promoting the network is to promote
Gilmore Girls, Top Model, Beauty And The Geek, and the...
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Author: fred_h_haddadfred_h_haddad
Date: Jan 18, 2007 07:21
BC wrote:
>
> SciFi's Dr. Who--13 eps.
That's a BBC program (from chilly England). Those lucky British
citizens get the "joy" of paying $250 a year in BBC Tax, and all they
get is 13 new episodes each year from the BBC.
The actual Sci-Fi shows like Galactica, Stargate, etcetera are 20-22
episodes long. Same as an ABC, FOX, or CW show on free tv.
> There are some good programs on the cable channels but they generally have
> one good one each and the rest of the time it is REPEATS of those or Andy
> Griffith or 6 days of B movie horror on SciFi. Also plenty of movies that
> run over and over and over.
Which is why I don't have cable at home. Too much money for not enough
"new" stuff. It's actually cheaper to just go rent "Monk" if I want to
see monk.
> Also look at Dish Networks hyped "basic" programming for $19.95.
Really? Mabe I'll look into that. Is $20 just an intro rate that
later jumps to $40? If so, not interested.
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Author: bfbf
Date: Jan 18, 2007 05:39
> (see subject)
>
> Comcast charges $8 for limited service (local tv). Subscriber fees are
> between 25-50 cents, so I figure Comcast would charge the customer
> about $1 more for each additional channel added (if Cable choice/
> alacarte becomes mandated by the FCC). The channels I would choose
> are:
>
> TNT - reruns of great movies
> SCIFI- original series like Stargate, Galactica, Eureka, Dresden
> FNC - to offset the left-leaning nbc/abc/cbs news
> HST - I love history documentaries
>
> That's about it. Around $12 a month.
> A lot cheaper than paying $45 a month for basic!
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Author: Rob JensenRob Jensen
Date: Jan 17, 2007 23:57
On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 19:29:51 -0800, "Michael B."
comcast.net> wrote:
>
>"Rob Jensen" aol.com> wrote in message
>news:3u8tq2hat4rcavkcan8k28hu0v6p7dakmh@4ax.com...>> On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 21:14:07 GMT, "sito" wrote:
>>
>>>with the 11th episode?
>>
>> Gg finally comes back from Winter Rerun Hell this upcoming Tuesday,
>> January 23rd with 7.11 -- "Santa's Secret Stuff." Which sounds like
>> an alternate title for "Bad Santa."
>>
>> -- Rob
>> --
>
>How cool would it be if Billy Bob made an appearance in Stars Hollow!
Tres cool. Particularly if Lorelai made out with him in the back of
her Jeep. They'd probably break the suspension on the poor thing.
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Author: fred_h_haddadfred_h_haddad
Date: Jan 17, 2007 08:12
"troll"
"idiot"
"asshole"
et cetera....
(other one-word insults/curses). Rise above that. If you disagree
with someone, use LOGIC to explain why you disagree. Example:
"Grass is pink."
"Shutup troll."
Instead: "Grass is pink."
"Here's a photo: As you can see grass is clearly not pink."
Eliminate these words from your vocabulary:
"troll"
"idiot"
"asshole"
et cetera....
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Author: Rob JensenRob Jensen
Date: Jan 16, 2007 08:48
On Tue, 16 Jan 2007 05:51:28 GMT, A&T noearthlink.net> wrote:
>Who art they kidding???
>
>She isn't herself with Christopher.
>
>They jumped the shark with this one.
>
>She isn't herself without him.
You missed the point of the entire storyline. Of *course* she isn't
herself with Christopher -- the story is about Lorelai making a big
mistake in order to hide/deny to herself the immense, unbearable pain
that she feels from (rightfully) breaking up with Luke.
IMO, you need to make a substantial pardigm shift -- just because the
lead character is depicted making a monumental mistake does not mean
that the show is *advocating* in favor of that mistake. Quite the
contrary, the show is arguing *against* that mistake.
The show is arguing that Lorelai's marriage to Christopher is all-but
emotionally empty, powered by the immense feelings of nostalgia they
have for each other and ready to implode at any minute because...
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Author: Barnabas CollinsBarnabas Collins
Date: Jan 16, 2007 08:42
Today the season premier of 24 goes on sale in the DVD market.
The season premier aired this past Sunday on Fox.
Maybe other shows will pick up on this and do the same
(HINT HINT HINT.....)
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