Re: sarconchron

Weirdwolf wrote:

> Jim Larson <larsonjmR.E.M.O.V.E.@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
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> 
>> Weirdwolf wrote:
>> 
>>> johnI <johniwaniszek@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in news:debe8298-8309-45e8-
>>> a074-db794e0faaba@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> 
>>>> 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. 

I have no memory of either of those. 

-- 
Jim