betsyboo May 6, 2016 Share May 6, 2016 Alias 10th Anniversary Oral History, including interviews with the cast and JJ and a full look at the wigs! I'm going to have to leave work and dive into this..... SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! 2 Link to comment
KaveDweller May 7, 2016 Share May 7, 2016 Thank you for posting that, it was a great read. I love that everyone was so honest about how the felt about various storylines. I think it's hilarious that none of the actors understood the Rambaldi storylines. And it makes me want to rewatch the series. I can't believe it's been 10 years since the show ended. 2 Link to comment
AndySmith May 8, 2016 Share May 8, 2016 Ah Alias. This was the show that led me to TWOP. The recaps for that show were some of the best and funniest on that site. 1 Link to comment
betsyboo May 8, 2016 Author Share May 8, 2016 13 hours ago, KaveDweller said: Thank you for posting that, it was a great read. I love that everyone was so honest about how the felt about various storylines. I think it's hilarious that none of the actors understood the Rambaldi storylines. And it makes me want to rewatch the series. I can't believe it's been 10 years since the show ended. Me, too! on all counts! I haven't had time to look at everything, but did finish the oral history. I love that all of them said it was the best working experience - as in co-workers - that they've had in show business. And, yes, clearly this means a re-watch this summer. Vaughn running from the big red ball splash. BEST. GIRLFIGHT. EVER. waking up in Hong Kong. That moment when Melissa George's character was FINALLY revealed to be evil and we knew it all along. Weiss. So much to miss! Link to comment
joelene May 8, 2016 Share May 8, 2016 Great read. Thanks for that! I agree with Merrin Dungey's disappointment about Allison Doren not continuing on the show or at least not getting a proper sendoff. I too went, wait, so what happened? Did the knife kill her? Why? She survived, like, five bullets to the chest. It all just seemed very haphazard. 2 Link to comment
AndySmith May 8, 2016 Share May 8, 2016 Quote It all just seemed very haphazard That pretty much sums up the mess that was season 3. Link to comment
Joe June 10, 2017 Share June 10, 2017 Another panel, an interview with the writers. Interesting, but nothing to get excited about. 1 Link to comment
JES004 June 11, 2017 Share June 11, 2017 Just went through all of it. I still love the show, minus the finale. Did it have its ups and downs? Sure. Show a long term series that doesn't. The family dynamic was and is still one of the most compelling on television. Link to comment
KaveDweller June 13, 2017 Share June 13, 2017 From that panel New ideas for the story unfolded along the way, explains Nemec, like the reveal that Michael Vaughn was not Vartan’s character’s real name. The key was making sure the story was plausible. “Has this lie been appropriately told through all the episodes?” Nemec says. “That was a chore when we were in the room.” I'm sure it was a chore, but they totally didn't make the "My name's not Michael Vaughn" thing plausible. Not at all. I still love the show though. 2 Link to comment
JES004 July 2, 2017 Share July 2, 2017 True, but that car crash right at that point was one awesome moment. If I were more athletic, I would have jumped five feet in the air! 1 Link to comment
MVFrostsMyPie July 2, 2017 Share July 2, 2017 I'm not even athletic and it felt like I must have jumped at 3 feet in the air at the time. Link to comment
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