One Of Those Days...
Nov. 26th, 2002 12:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
offbalanceMy hair is a wreck. My clothes look weird (trust me). My makeup has gone on strike. I've been getting bombarded with THE weirdest assignments known to God or Man. Not to mention the fact that I am completely exhausted, after not having the deepest night of sleep. Probably fuzzy headed for the same reason. Geez louise. Just increibly out of sorts. And it's supposed to SNOW tomorrow. [When the Guster show is. Figures.]
Oh, and they're moving Angel into Birds of Prey's spot (wed @9), due to the latter's cancellation. Here was the genius running the WB's assessment of what happened (from Zap2it):
WB Entertainment president Jordan Levin says The problem was that they failed to find a "strong writing showrunner" who worked well with creator Laeta Kalogridis, a feature-film writer ("Tomb Raider" ) making her first foray into television.
"We think we can attribute the erosion of 'Birds of Prey,' quite frankly, to a failure of execution," he says. "We think we had a very strong concept and just failed to execute it, and audiences abandoned the show as a result." .
Excuse me, but does the word DUH mean anything to you? At least they're noticing stuff like this now.
Oh, and they're moving Angel into Birds of Prey's spot (wed @9), due to the latter's cancellation. Here was the genius running the WB's assessment of what happened (from Zap2it):
WB Entertainment president Jordan Levin says The problem was that they failed to find a "strong writing showrunner" who worked well with creator Laeta Kalogridis, a feature-film writer ("Tomb Raider" ) making her first foray into television.
"We think we can attribute the erosion of 'Birds of Prey,' quite frankly, to a failure of execution," he says. "We think we had a very strong concept and just failed to execute it, and audiences abandoned the show as a result." .
Excuse me, but does the word DUH mean anything to you? At least they're noticing stuff like this now.
