The Nine Greatest Nerd Fears Today

C'est pas mal

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5. Joss Whedon Getting Another Sci-Fi Show on FOX



Months before Dollhouse premiered, fans were starting petitions to save the show (a reasonable fear, since it was canceled after two short seasons). After being burned with Firefly (the original pilot was never aired, the episodes that did air were out of order, and not even all the episodes were aired), fans knew what to expect. That being said, despite the cancellation after year two, Fox was actually pretty generous with Dollhouse: it was low-rated, not all that good (comparatively), and they still gave it two years. The real problem is Joss Whedon doesn’t belong on network TV. Even his most popular shows (Buffy and Angel) were never too highly-rated, but at least they were on 2nd tier networks that weren’t expecting much and let him do pretty much whatever he wanted (imagine the 1st season of Buffy airing today – I have a feeling the “teens get possessed by evil hyena spirits and eat the principal” episode probably would have been the last). Where Joss Whedon’s next show (god-willing) belongs is on cable. That would free him up creatively, as cable shows tend to not have to deal with as much network meddling, and could survive less-than-great ratings. Plus, I’m pretty sure FOX’s schedule can only accommodate shows created by Seth MacFarlane or about teens singing.

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2. The Internet Runs Out of Ideas For Firefly T-Shirts



Ha, just kidding! That will never happen. Jayne’s knit hat alone probably has at least 10 more possible shirt designs left.

On retrouve également "The Avengers" à la 6ème place ^^

Apparemment créer une série sur une chaîne du câble permet d'avoir plus de liberté pour créer.

En tout cas, en France, on voit déjà la différence avec Canal+. La liberté de ton et les thèmes des séries abordées sont complètement différents. Faut voir les nanards qu'on diffuse sur TF1. Perso, "Les experts", j'en peux plus...

Totalement. Je crois que c'est l'un de mes plus grands rêves de sériesphiles, de pouvoir voir une série de Whedon sur une chaîne comme HBO (ou Showtime, ou AMC). Il pourrait laisser libre court à tous ses fantasmes sans craindre de brosser le public dans le mauvais sens du poil.

Ce serait génial