June 01
2006
Browncoats on MTV.
Joss, Equality Now and Serenity get a mention. High profile coverage for a worth while event.
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Harmalicious | June 01, 15:48 CET
Lioness | June 01, 15:57 CET
This is great news, being on MTV.com. Yeah for Joss and Equality Now! Anyone going to the Bloomington, IN screening? Email me if yes :)
Harmalicious | June 01, 16:19 CET
The Ninja Report | June 01, 17:01 CET
zeitgeist | June 01, 17:17 CET
electricspacegirl | June 01, 18:02 CET
gossi | June 01, 18:12 CET
electricspacegirl | June 01, 18:14 CET
In this case, high profile is good. I was really surprised it was out there all by itself without some tenuous connection to some bigger, more eye catching name. "Speaking of Bradjolina being too young to play Wonder Woman..."
Hey, Zeitgeist! Glad to see ya. Been missing you.
newcj | June 01, 18:24 CET
I got a flashback of Joss, Nathan and Summer's appearance on MTV UK's TRL. I thought I supressed that memory. Talk about an all time career low for the three of them.
But good to see coverage of this in the press. I reckon this is the most high profile Whedonverse fan event since the Saving Angel campaign.
Simon | June 01, 18:31 CET
zeitgeist | June 01, 18:42 CET
I got a flashback of Joss, Nathan and Summer's appearance on MTV UK's TRL. I thought I supressed that memory. Talk about an all time career low for the three of them.
I don't think it was a career low for any of them - I just think it was a career low for the presenter of the show* (and possibly, honestly, the people who came up with the games for them to play).
(* Sorry Alex, but you sucked at presenting that day. Like, badly).
[ edited by gossi on 2006-06-01 17:07 ]
gossi | June 01, 19:07 CET
But being in the U.S., I am now curious as to what exactly Joss, Nathan, and Summer had to go through on MTV UK...
UnpluggedCrazy | June 01, 19:56 CET
miyu_tVP | June 01, 19:57 CET
Good day.
The One True b!X | June 01, 20:36 CET
The problems came from the fact the male presenter, Alex Zane, kept tripping up on his words and didn't really seem to know what was happening. Also, they had made a game for Joss/Summer/Nathan and
my friendsthe Uberfans to play called "Sereen or Mean". Unfortunately, it was - uhm - well, not the best use of TV time I've ever seen.They also had a question about the movie to win after party access in London, but nobody -- including, I think, Joss -- knew the answer to. In the end, Nathan had to get up and shout the answer to the Uberfans -- he'd read it on IMDB Trivia I seem to recall.
That said, in all honesty, about 5 minutes after that was done, there was the red carpet premiere in the heart of london, 400 or so Browncoats, and various other fun things through the night. Best day ever. So my perspective on the MTV thing is tinted slightly.
[ edited by gossi on 2006-06-01 18:46 ]
gossi | June 01, 20:45 CET
Worst. TV. Event. Ever.
Summer just looked embarrassed and I treasure the WTF look Nathan gave to Joss.
Simon | June 01, 22:43 CET
To be fair, Summer looked even more worried and embarrased on GMTV. She was asked by somebody about the GMTV thing in an interview, and she said she was very nervous.
Joss on T4 was pretty amusing... He's trying to think of nice things to say about Star Trek Enterprise and and and..
gossi | June 01, 23:12 CET
The One True b!X | June 02, 03:00 CET
gossi | June 02, 03:15 CET
are not crazed fanboys and fangirlscare about others. ;-)billz | June 02, 07:29 CET
The cult television sci-fi series "Firefly" may be gone, but its fans won't budge. Their rallying cry led to last year's "Serenity" hitting the big screen and will continue to keep the space adventures alive later this month when the flick is screened all over the world to benefit the favorite charity of creator Joss Whedon. Dubbed "Serenity Now/Equality Now," the event will screen "Serenity" in 40 cities in five countries on three continents. The shows will take place from June 22-24, and proceeds will benefit Equality Now, an organization supporting the protection and rights of women around the world. The date also coincides with the 41st birthday of Whedon, who is currently developing a "Wonder Woman" feature film. For more information, visit CantStopTheSerenity.com.
We're still having fun getting a cinema tied down in Sydney, though, once that is settled, we have it filled already.
[ edited by nixygirl on 2006-06-02 06:47 ]
nixygirl | June 02, 08:44 CET
UnpluggedCrazy | June 05, 23:54 CET