I was watching it too, and that's where the question came from. TWW is one of those series where I can find singular moments I'd just like to bottle, they're so good.
I know. I'm kinda freaked that it could be totally different next season, with a new producer and all.
One of my favorite moments happens in the episode after this, I believe, or maybe this one, Josh is running around looking for Donna, and he asks Leo. And Leo gives him a quick brsuh-off answer, then stops and says "Wait, was that insensitive of me?" And then Josh stares at him like a deer in the headlights, caught by the implication that Donna might mean more to Josh than is strictly professional. I loved that moment.
I know. I'm kinda freaked that it could be totally different next season, with a new producer and all.
That really has me worried. It's so often been a show that takes chances and pushes the edges and I have this horrible feeling they're going to play it far safer with Sorkin gone. Sounds like the actual plot with Zoe is going to be wrapped up pretty quick from what Kristin/Wanda was saying over on E! about casting. This could be good...or very, very bad.
Well, Zoe was never my favorite character, but I love Charlie so I forgive her presence. Still, I'd like her better absent.
It's so often been a show that takes chances and pushes the edges and I have this horrible feeling they're going to play it far safer with Sorkin gone.
I hope your right. I also hope the writing/directing style doesn't change too much; I like their established episode style of fast dialogue and lots of walking. It always seems energized.
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Date: 2003-07-30 09:23 pm (UTC)TWW is one of those series where I can find singular moments I'd just like to bottle, they're so good.
I know. I'm kinda freaked that it could be totally different next season, with a new producer and all.
One of my favorite moments happens in the episode after this, I believe, or maybe this one, Josh is running around looking for Donna, and he asks Leo. And Leo gives him a quick brsuh-off answer, then stops and says "Wait, was that insensitive of me?" And then Josh stares at him like a deer in the headlights, caught by the implication that Donna might mean more to Josh than is strictly professional. I loved that moment.
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Date: 2003-07-30 09:28 pm (UTC)That really has me worried. It's so often been a show that takes chances and pushes the edges and I have this horrible feeling they're going to play it far safer with Sorkin gone. Sounds like the actual plot with Zoe is going to be wrapped up pretty quick from what Kristin/Wanda was saying over on E! about casting. This could be good...or very, very bad.
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Date: 2003-07-30 10:07 pm (UTC)It's so often been a show that takes chances and pushes the edges and I have this horrible feeling they're going to play it far safer with Sorkin gone.
I hope your right. I also hope the writing/directing style doesn't change too much; I like their established episode style of fast dialogue and lots of walking. It always seems energized.