Alan E
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To all fans of Kevin Williamson. Behold his latest triumph! While 'Dawson's Creek' focused its themes coherently towards the first coming of age, his new television series 'Wasteland' will most definitely hit it big with the teen and twenty something demographic, when this well produced show focusing on the second coming of age hits the air!
I was actually fortunate enough to receive the original pilot episode as well as the remade new pilot.
The original pilot was in fact lily white, but never the less terrific all the same. Dawnie the 26 year old virgin lives in a huge apartment in New York with her two best friends, Russell a hot and I mean hot TV soap hunk who is in fact gay and terrified of being outed. He has a one night stand in the pilot. His agent is Jesse, a sleek bad to the bone girl who smokes too many cigarettes, drinks to much and finds out that her boyfriend Kurt cheated on her. She is the shows bitch, yes! Their other friends include Sam, a private eye from the South who is desperate to be taken seriously by her male contemporaries and then there is Vandy, a struggling musician by day bartender by night who we find out still secretly loves Sam. Tye who emerges in the pilot out of nowhere was the college campus stud who slept around and dumped Dawnie, when she failed to sleep with him. She can be seen constantly slapping him in the pilot.
The new pilot has a few additions and changes. Sam (played by Rebecca Gayheart) has now had her profession changed to a legal secretary (more believable), and acts as assistant to Jeffrey D. Sams character who is the district attorney. We see in the new pilot, sexual tension arising which will lead to an interracial relationship. Monica Keena (who played Abby on 'Dawson's') joins the cast (but I had better keep her role a secret for fear of hate mail).
So there you have it. A terrific show, terrific premise and a hot young cast, the show will be more successful than 'Dawson's Creek' I think. To anyone out there wishing to know more, feel free to email me.
I was actually fortunate enough to receive the original pilot episode as well as the remade new pilot.
The original pilot was in fact lily white, but never the less terrific all the same. Dawnie the 26 year old virgin lives in a huge apartment in New York with her two best friends, Russell a hot and I mean hot TV soap hunk who is in fact gay and terrified of being outed. He has a one night stand in the pilot. His agent is Jesse, a sleek bad to the bone girl who smokes too many cigarettes, drinks to much and finds out that her boyfriend Kurt cheated on her. She is the shows bitch, yes! Their other friends include Sam, a private eye from the South who is desperate to be taken seriously by her male contemporaries and then there is Vandy, a struggling musician by day bartender by night who we find out still secretly loves Sam. Tye who emerges in the pilot out of nowhere was the college campus stud who slept around and dumped Dawnie, when she failed to sleep with him. She can be seen constantly slapping him in the pilot.
The new pilot has a few additions and changes. Sam (played by Rebecca Gayheart) has now had her profession changed to a legal secretary (more believable), and acts as assistant to Jeffrey D. Sams character who is the district attorney. We see in the new pilot, sexual tension arising which will lead to an interracial relationship. Monica Keena (who played Abby on 'Dawson's') joins the cast (but I had better keep her role a secret for fear of hate mail).
So there you have it. A terrific show, terrific premise and a hot young cast, the show will be more successful than 'Dawson's Creek' I think. To anyone out there wishing to know more, feel free to email me.
It is a shame that many TV pilots which show obvious quality do not get picked up, and many series which have no potential do. "It's True" was a fantasy possible tv series created / developed and directed by Danny Bilson (producer of the hit series Viper). In fact the premise of the show itself was terrific. The show explored the lives of 4 tv reporters who work for a fictional tabloid tv show called "It's True". However, they discover that some news that is definitely important are not making it to air. They then start running from the Government when they reveal a conspiracy, and government officials are in hot pursuit of them knowing that their information could expose the entire United States government.
I was in fact lucky to find the pilot episode (the only episode shot) called "The Rats of Rumfordton" which was filmed on location in Vancouver Canada over a 3 week period.
The CBS Network had ordered the pilot and due to the high tech special effects and computer graphics had commissioned US 8.2 Million Dollars for the pilot. When the fall 1998 - 1999 season approached CBS networked the pilot and commissioned financing for an additonal 5 episodes. However due to a lack of financing for other possible shows CBS pulled out of the deal with Paramount at the last possible minute.
The show was terrific and featured previous Aaron Spelling "Pacific Palisades" blonde bombshell Australian actress Kimberley Davies as Maya the naughty reporter and Jarod Emick (another Pacific Palisades resident) as Ed the reporter constantly trying to win her affection. The rest of the cast included Jean Stocolla and C. Ernest Harth.
Terrific pilot with great potential pity it wasn't picked up.
I was in fact lucky to find the pilot episode (the only episode shot) called "The Rats of Rumfordton" which was filmed on location in Vancouver Canada over a 3 week period.
The CBS Network had ordered the pilot and due to the high tech special effects and computer graphics had commissioned US 8.2 Million Dollars for the pilot. When the fall 1998 - 1999 season approached CBS networked the pilot and commissioned financing for an additonal 5 episodes. However due to a lack of financing for other possible shows CBS pulled out of the deal with Paramount at the last possible minute.
The show was terrific and featured previous Aaron Spelling "Pacific Palisades" blonde bombshell Australian actress Kimberley Davies as Maya the naughty reporter and Jarod Emick (another Pacific Palisades resident) as Ed the reporter constantly trying to win her affection. The rest of the cast included Jean Stocolla and C. Ernest Harth.
Terrific pilot with great potential pity it wasn't picked up.
Girl based on the novel by Blake Nelson, is an entertaining teenage movie that must be taken lightly to be enjoyed but definitely breaks no new ground.
Obviously the 11 producers hired for the feature had separate visions for the film and somehow the story was tainted. Featuring a cast of young actors including the dreamy Christopher Weihl, the elegant Portia de Rossi and the cool Summer Phoenix, along with the films saving grace Dominique Swain who is positively amazing and funny in her dramatic role.
This feature may not be a hit (the fact that it is independent and produced by Kushner-Locke says it all), but it does appeal to a younger demographic.
As for my opinion, thoroughly enjoyable but cliched.
Obviously the 11 producers hired for the feature had separate visions for the film and somehow the story was tainted. Featuring a cast of young actors including the dreamy Christopher Weihl, the elegant Portia de Rossi and the cool Summer Phoenix, along with the films saving grace Dominique Swain who is positively amazing and funny in her dramatic role.
This feature may not be a hit (the fact that it is independent and produced by Kushner-Locke says it all), but it does appeal to a younger demographic.
As for my opinion, thoroughly enjoyable but cliched.