Re: sarconchron

Jim Larson <larsonjmR.E.M.O.V.E.@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Weirdwolf wrote:
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>> johnI <johniwaniszek@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> I finally managed to stay awake through the last episode.  I think I
>>> will miss this show.  The Johnny Cash soundtrack to the final battle
>>> at the motel was genius and a nice counterpoint to Special Agent
>>> James Ellison's quotation of Revelations.
>> 
>>  It was a lovely touch, has it been renewed? I was so surprised to
>>  see 
>> pu****ng daises not only finish the season but get a second. I suppose
>> it is to much to ask that both shows I enjoyed this year got renewed.
>>  Oh and In Treatment, I'm really enjoying that. 
> 
> I think Sarconchron is more sustainable than PD. How long can you do
> whimsy before it becomes irritating? 
> 
> (One more season of each would be good though.)
> 
>>> I would like to see Summer in something more serious.  I think of
>>> her as a smart version of Julliette Lewis.
>> 
>>  LESS you idiot I would like to see Summer Glau in LESS!
> 
> I just saw a billboard advertising her as a guest at some local
> convention this past weekend.  
> 
>>  I do wonder if she will ever get a role outside the quirky outsider 
>> young girl. I would be nice to see her able to stetch herself in both
>> a physical and mental capacity for a change.
> 
> What has she been in other than Firefly and this?
> 

I first saw her as a ballerina in Angel,(the one where they go to the 
ballet and become possesed,) and she played the mentally ill girlfriend 
of the character played by Geoffry Coombs (?) in the 4400. 
 Ted

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