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The first season hasn't finished shooting yet, and as much as I love the show, a second season is looking extremely unlikely; it's generally the 6th-place show in its timeslot by a healthy margin.
Anyway, I doubt we'll hear anything about a DVD release until the season wraps up in May, and then I'm not optimistic - I don't think Warner has yet released a one-season wonder on DVD.
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Transplanted Life: Sci-fi soap opera about a man placed in a new body, updated two or three times a week.
Trading Post Inn - Another gender-bending soap, with different collaborators writing different points of view.
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It's also different studios. Fox will put almost anything recent out on DVD, but Warner seems much more conservative so far.
Jay's Movie Blog - A movie-viewing diary.
Transplanted Life: Sci-fi soap opera about a man placed in a new body, updated two or three times a week.
Trading Post Inn - Another gender-bending soap, with different collaborators writing different points of view.
"What? Since when was this an energy ball...
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Well, Veronica and Chloe both owe a fair amount to Nancy Drew...
The renewal is indeed great news - hopefully this will prompt Warner Home Video to release Season 1 on DVD as a promotional tool for the second season.
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| Is it just me... or is the Veronica Mars character almost a carbon copy of the character of Chloe Sullivan on Smallville? So much to the point that if they ever spun off a series just for Chloe I think you would basically have Veronica Mars! |
You're not the only one to notice this. Here's a chat on UPN where she answers a question on the subject:
http://www.upn.com/shows/veronica_ma...anscript.shtml
Quote:
Wavefan: Kristen have you heard all the talk about your character's similarity to Chloe Sullivan from "Smallville"?
Kristen: Yes. I was actually in the running to play Chloe, which is the fun part. I think Allison Mack, who plays her, is wonderful, so I am flattered to be compared to her. Physically we are very similar and we're often up for the same roles. But she's my friend, so it's OK! |
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It would be kind of "funny" if it were Duncan after all, but I think just too sad if it were Keith.
Is anyone going to watch Showtime's "Reefer Madness," in which Kristen Bell has a part? I don't get that station, but I'd be interested to hear her do more singing.
He was one of those people who would be neither a follower nor a leader, but only an aspiring heart, impatient in the failing body which imprisoned it. -- T. H. White, "The Once and Future King"
