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...... Buh? And more!
May. 12th, 2008 11:00 pmThe Weinstein Company will turn the Jim Henson series "Fraggle Rock" into a live-action musical feature, reports Variety.
Witchblade is apparently being made into a movie. The TV show was fun. The other TV show wasn't. What's up with this?
Eli Stone and Boston Legal are getting new seasons next year! Yeah! Eli Stone wasn't great but I wanted to know where they were going to go after the end of the season, so I'd at least like to see how it starts.
CBS Fall Schedule has these on it (from Ain't it Cool):
“The Eleventh Hour” is about a scientist and a government agent who investigate unexplained phenomena. It is not to be confused with Fox’s just-greenlit “Fringe,” about a scientist and a government agent who investigate unexplained phenomena. Here’s how to tell them apart: “Eleventh” is from “Armageddon” producer Jerry Bruckheimer; “Fringe” is from “Armageddon” co-writer J.J. Abrams.
“The Mentalist” is about a psychic (Simon Baker) who solves crime. It’s not to be confused with “Medium” or “The Dead Zone.” It's from writer-producer Bruno Heller ("Rome").
“The Ex-List” is about a woman who learns from a psychic (presumably not The Mentalist) that she has already met her true love, and must retrace her romantic footprints. It's from writer-producer Diane Ruggiero ("Veronica Mars").
“Harper’s Island” is a thriller about a group of friends who reunite for a wedding. It's from writer-producer Ari Schlossberg.
Huh. Well. Nothing really awe inspiring there... *shrugs*
There were a few good DC pannels at ECCC (Or so I'm gathering. I didn't see any of them in person.). Here are summations, if you're interested.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=16380
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=16372
And seriously, Google Reader is like crack. Sweet, sweet crack. I'm probably going to move anything even vaguely RSS like over there instead of keeping them here on my LJ. That will help clean up even more clutter from my friend's page. You should totally be my Google Friend if you're not and I can send articles I find interesting to you too! The onyl problem I have with it is, I would like to be able to go from oldest NOT READ article toward the newest NOT READ article without having to go through everything else it tagged for me that I've already read. Maybe I just haven't figured it out yet.
Witchblade is apparently being made into a movie. The TV show was fun. The other TV show wasn't. What's up with this?
Eli Stone and Boston Legal are getting new seasons next year! Yeah! Eli Stone wasn't great but I wanted to know where they were going to go after the end of the season, so I'd at least like to see how it starts.
CBS Fall Schedule has these on it (from Ain't it Cool):
“The Eleventh Hour” is about a scientist and a government agent who investigate unexplained phenomena. It is not to be confused with Fox’s just-greenlit “Fringe,” about a scientist and a government agent who investigate unexplained phenomena. Here’s how to tell them apart: “Eleventh” is from “Armageddon” producer Jerry Bruckheimer; “Fringe” is from “Armageddon” co-writer J.J. Abrams.
“The Mentalist” is about a psychic (Simon Baker) who solves crime. It’s not to be confused with “Medium” or “The Dead Zone.” It's from writer-producer Bruno Heller ("Rome").
“The Ex-List” is about a woman who learns from a psychic (presumably not The Mentalist) that she has already met her true love, and must retrace her romantic footprints. It's from writer-producer Diane Ruggiero ("Veronica Mars").
“Harper’s Island” is a thriller about a group of friends who reunite for a wedding. It's from writer-producer Ari Schlossberg.
Huh. Well. Nothing really awe inspiring there... *shrugs*
There were a few good DC pannels at ECCC (Or so I'm gathering. I didn't see any of them in person.). Here are summations, if you're interested.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=16380
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=16372
And seriously, Google Reader is like crack. Sweet, sweet crack. I'm probably going to move anything even vaguely RSS like over there instead of keeping them here on my LJ. That will help clean up even more clutter from my friend's page. You should totally be my Google Friend if you're not and I can send articles I find interesting to you too! The onyl problem I have with it is, I would like to be able to go from oldest NOT READ article toward the newest NOT READ article without having to go through everything else it tagged for me that I've already read. Maybe I just haven't figured it out yet.
