I just read on aintitcool.com that after this Sunday's season finale, there's gonna be NO MORE ALIAS UNTIL 2005!!!!

Now, come on. That aint' right.

What am I supposed to do for spinning headkicks, ninja drag queens or double agent swimsuit models with laser-beam Fendi sunglasses???

I might as well box up my TV and hide it in the closet for the rest of the year.

UNACCEPTABLE!!!!!

UNACCEPTABLE!!!!!

I don't care what anybody says that show is kicks ass!!!!

This would never have happened if they'd have kept Mommie Dearest on the show.




I mean Faye Dunaway, not Lena Olin (but her too).

And I thought this thread was about those particular folks here that have multiple accounts.

Anxiety said:

Role playing!

Anxiety said:

What in the name of Rambaldi !!??



I heard this on the radio this morning...WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO?!

All I have to say is that they'd better kill off Lauren on Sunday!!

Well, this sucks, but it is typical of what ABC has done in the past to shake up thier line-up. Hearing that 24's fourth season might do the same thing as ALIAS is doing -- starting in January 2005 with 24 no-repeat episodes and maybe on a new night (Monday).

From tvguide.com
Alias" move will no doubt raise eyebrows, but it does have two major pluses: Allowing ABC to launch a new drama out of a reality hit and giving "Alias" fans a chance to watch the serialized drama without worrying about endless repeats or long stretches between original segs. (Downside: ABC will be without one of its few buzzworthy hours for a while, and it'll be a full seven months between seasons three and four of the show.)

SEVEN MONTHS?

I hope this is a good move on ABC's part, If not, then season 4 of ALIAS wil be its last. Hopefully ABC does not pull anything like they did to The Practice or Drew Carey Show/Whose Line.

So, two of my favorite shows on TV -- 24 and ALIAS -- will be delayed until January 2005. Don't like this. Hopefully ABC will be mindful of all of the award shows it normally airs that somehow pre-empt ALIAS.

Ah, such is life after Friends -- all the TV networks jockeying for position to reclaim the lead. I sure hope ABC execs know what they are doing.

Anxiety said:

:gasp:

i didn't know mommie dearest was on alias! does she beat people with wire hangers to get information out of them?

ihave never seen this show but i've heard all about it. everyone seems to love it but i trieed once and i was like "huh?". i guess because i hadn't seen it from the beginning.

SassyBritches said:

she was more like her role in "supergirl" than mommie dearest, especially at the end of her guest stint when she got her come-uppance (only there was no brenda vacarro looking on in horror)...but we got to enjoy many, many long, lingering, withering moments of classic faye dunaway stink-eye nonetheless. it was delicious.

Hmmm, I've never seen the show, but I've heard good things. I don't know about doing it this way. Its certainly good to have no repeats or pre-emptions, but then again, it could kill the momentum the show has.

I'm a tad bit worried about them doing the same to 24 (one of my fave shows).