All the TV that I Have Loved

[angelgazing]

The bad news for Arrested Development keeps on coming.

This has prompted a very serious discussion between musesfool and myself. And by "very serious discussion" I mean, I've been whining, and then decided to just take a brand new action.

Yes. I've decided that action must be taken, please attempt to contain your surprise. I have decided that I must start a TV channel for all my favorite dead, canceled-before-their-time shows. I'm not just talking reruns, because that's been done, man. I'm talking brand new episodes of Firefly, spanking new Arrested Development until it stops making me laugh for hours (we're not here to talk nonsense to Bob Loblaw), a resolution to Miracles, more wacky, snarktastic adventures in Wonderfalls! This might be my new goal in life, people. My lost loves, no longer lost, running back to back, until I say so.

musesfool, however, detected a problem. I cannot run an entire network on four shows. I need more. So I beg you, LJ, give me your weak, give me your loved, give me your cult-like fandoms with shiny new bows. You've got an opinion on this, I know you do.

Everyone's got a show they loved that's gone now. Everyone's got a show that only they watched. Tell me what it is. I've got network building to do.

[Poll #610722]


Thank you for your input, please feel free to give me any other thoughts you comments you may have, and make sure to pass it around so your friends will tell me too. We don't want anyone missing out on this ground breaking opportunity to help build a network by the unrepresented masses for the unrepresented masses.



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Comments

[nyias.livejournal.com]

But they did explain what happened to his brother-- in a second season episode called "Red Rock Jarod."

*has no Kyle icon, so settles for Lyle instead*

[angelgazing.livejournal.com]

While I'm not entirely sure I remember what you mean, I was actually talking about, uh, Ethen. The brother that he got right before the cancelled the show. Then there was a TV movie and he was a murder suspect or something, and then he was kidnapped right at the very end. I think. It's been a while since I've seen The Pretender at all.

[nyias.livejournal.com]

Golly gee, I'd forgotten about Ethan, the guy who was everybody's brother. They didn't explain that one, but then again I never saw the final wrap-up TV movie (I did see the first one, though.)

Pretender can be so confusing most of the time.

[angelgazing.livejournal.com]

Hee. I watched 'em all. I used to watch The Pretender reruns all the time, and then they moved it to some insane hour in the morning, and I haven't seen it in a very, very long time. It's all fuzzy on me now. Woe, man. Very woe.