March 02 2004
Angel Producer Talks to IGN FilmForce
Jeff Bell comments on the shows cancellation.
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phlebotinin | March 02, 08:39 CET
Allyson | March 02, 09:32 CET
Anyway when all is said and done all remaining money - from most of these campaigns will go to charities - so in the end no one loses. For all those who about to blast me on the money issue - all I ask is that you remember pot and kettle and what they equal. If you send postcards or hairgel or whatever else - that's also spending money on this effort and that accumulates after a while whether you believe it or not, and if you spend any time on these campaigns positively or negatively that is time you aren't getting back, which also lends to a saying regarding time and it's economic value. To go even further I, like millions of others, have viewed now over a 100 hours of this show and I know how much I make an hour and what I could be doing instead of watching this show to increase my personal value. I like many others have also bought the DVD's, pay for cable or satellite to get the station that it is on in crystal clarity. I also pay for an internet connection that allows me to at times obbessively interact with others who enjoy this show as well. I have also purchased other misc merchandise over the years as have many before me. So there is hardly a person here that can say they don't already have a monetary investment, not to mention an emotional investment in this show of some kind. So is it so surprising that we would fight to keep from losing such a hard earned investment, I wouldn't think so. But hey maybe it's just me - I have a tendancy to see the forest when others see the tress.
I agree with him when he says it's like someone finding out they only have 6 monthes too live - only in this case it was like 6 hours. Had they said from the beginning this would be the last season (be it network or the shows team) people would have accepted it like the terminal illness a final season normally is but this was a direct gunshot to the gut and the natural reaction took place - a communial fight or flight response kicked in. Perhaps by the airing of the last episode we will have given up the fight but we will not go down without putting up one heck of one in the process and reminding Hollywood that in the end we are the people holding their purse strings, we are not just numbers on a sheet. That we are still a voice to be heard and that we are not the bottom - but we are the line.
Or at least that's my thoughts on it.
[ edited by RavenU on 2004-03-02 07:54 ]
RavenU | March 02, 09:53 CET
Allyson | March 02, 09:56 CET
RavenU | March 02, 10:07 CET
Allyson | March 02, 10:11 CET
RavenU | March 02, 10:15 CET
Allyson | March 02, 10:21 CET
I agree leftover money to charity is good. And we put up a hell of a fight. Have rarely seen such a reaction to a show's cancellation. Makes me kinda proud, hehe.
Anybody hopeful at all about that (probably bogus) TV movie deal they were talking about?
EdDantes | March 02, 10:22 CET
Allyson | March 02, 10:23 CET
Simon | March 02, 11:40 CET
RavenU | March 02, 11:49 CET
But I would prefer another season, or a silver screen movie instead.
Greyflowers | March 02, 13:00 CET
No one does Angel like Minear.
Although, you know, this has been my favorite season so far. Fury and Bell have done a freakin' GREAT job.
But if there's going to be a teevee movie, and I think Joss should jump at that, I think it should be Minear's baby.
But who gives a crap what I think?
Allyson | March 02, 19:34 CET
bloodflowers | March 02, 20:20 CET
But I also think that this Angel tv movie thing is not going to happen. It's the cynical pessimist in me.
phlebotinin | March 02, 20:44 CET
I apologise for my contribution in making you feel like that.
cal | March 02, 21:10 CET