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todd s · 04-23-2003, 02:03 PM

This is from www.cinescape.com

MIRACLES co-creator Richard Hatem spoke to the Tildanet.com website about life after ABC cancelled his thought provoking supernatural series. In the exclusive interview Hatem waxed philosophically about the show and also explained its origins, the current grassroots campaign to try and save the show, the unaired episodes and what would have happened in a second season. Hatem even tackles the question of a possible MIRACLES DVD collection...

"A DVD collection would be amazing: 13 hours of beautifully produced suspense stories that have a series-wide beginning, middle and end," said the writer to Tildanet. "If neither of those things occurs, which would be a horrible shame, I would not be shocked to hear one day that people had somehow gotten a hold of tapes and were sharing them over the internet. If that happens, all I can say to the intrepid internet sleuths who track them down is, you certainly cared more about the program than ABC did. Bon Apetit."

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todd s Member Join Date: Jul 1999 Local Time: 03:06 AM Local Date: 01-09-2009 Posts: 7,324	Miracles creator discusses the show... This is from www.cinescape.com MIRACLES co-creator Richard Hatem spoke to the Tildanet.com website about life after ABC cancelled his thought provoking supernatural series. In the exclusive interview Hatem waxed philosophically about the show and also explained its origins, the current grassroots campaign to try and save the show, the unaired episodes and what would have happened in a second season. Hatem even tackles the question of a possible MIRACLES DVD collection... "A DVD collection would be amazing: 13 hours of beautifully produced suspense stories that have a series-wide beginning, middle and end," said the writer to Tildanet. "If neither of those things occurs, which would be a horrible shame, I would not be shocked to hear one day that people had somehow gotten a hold of tapes and were sharing them over the internet. If that happens, all I can say to the intrepid internet sleuths who track them down is, you certainly cared more about the program than ABC did. Bon Apetit." Bring back John Doe! Or at least resolve the cliff-hanger with a 2hr movie or as an extra on a dvd release.