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thebratqueenNote to self: taking a nap the previous day does not, contrary to your belief, mean you can stay up late on a work night and not feel the effects the next day.
Case in point, I'm certain that if I were more awake I would not be pondering the insanity of doing a virtual season six of Angel, in true virtual season fashion, which would mean 22 stories, quite possibly told in the "Teaser, 4 act, trailer" fashion (though this may get jettisoned but fast considering narrative story != script), definitely with an effort to adhere to the season-long pattern that they follow for stories (dick around for a few eps, sweeps, intermediate eps that may expand on plotlines introduced in sweeps, hardcore sweeps, intermediate eps that gear up for finale, finale which involves at least a four part story arc that includes some new element not previously seen), and with, of course, an attempt to introduce onscreen slash in a way that it could have plausibly been introduced on the show. Maybe with moving Angel to Showtime, maybe with staying with network.
All that and possibly posting one installment a week as though it were a true series.
Someone please stop me.
(sekrit note to co-writers - I'm talking in addition to any other virtual series I might have chatted about with you. you'll recall I prefaced this by talking about having no mind.)
I'm sure taking another nap of some sort will cure me of this illness. Sadly, I'm currently at work. This is what I get for not bringing a pillow to my desk.
Case in point, I'm certain that if I were more awake I would not be pondering the insanity of doing a virtual season six of Angel, in true virtual season fashion, which would mean 22 stories, quite possibly told in the "Teaser, 4 act, trailer" fashion (though this may get jettisoned but fast considering narrative story != script), definitely with an effort to adhere to the season-long pattern that they follow for stories (dick around for a few eps, sweeps, intermediate eps that may expand on plotlines introduced in sweeps, hardcore sweeps, intermediate eps that gear up for finale, finale which involves at least a four part story arc that includes some new element not previously seen), and with, of course, an attempt to introduce onscreen slash in a way that it could have plausibly been introduced on the show. Maybe with moving Angel to Showtime, maybe with staying with network.
All that and possibly posting one installment a week as though it were a true series.
Someone please stop me.
(sekrit note to co-writers - I'm talking in addition to any other virtual series I might have chatted about with you. you'll recall I prefaced this by talking about having no mind.)
I'm sure taking another nap of some sort will cure me of this illness. Sadly, I'm currently at work. This is what I get for not bringing a pillow to my desk.
