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The weekend included:
~new pants that I really like and ultra cheap, but very awesome new curtain panels
~purchase of presents for three people
~cleaning
~reading of New Yorker article on "The Unloved American"
~long neighborhood walk
~brunch with Pam
~taro milk bubble tea (with Pam)
~hanging out with the kids
~television viewing
~phone talk with dad and Donna
Some spoilery last five Buffy eps Posted: Sun., Mar. 9, 2003, 7:05pm PT
Fillion fills 'Buffy' role
Whedon to work with 'Firefly' actor for series' final segments
By JOSEF ADALIAN
Nathan Fillion is joining the cast of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer,"
taking on a key role in the final five episodes of the about-to-wrap
skein. Fillion, who most recently toplined "Buffy" creator Joss
Whedon's short-lived Fox drama "Firefly," will play Caleb, a former
man of God who's turned to the dark side and now follows a "Buffy"
baddie known as the First. Fillion's first seg airs next month.
"Nathan Fillion has a leading man's looks, but he's actually horribly
evil, so he makes Caleb the epic foil for Buffy that he needs to be,"
Whedon said. "Caleb calls himself a preacher, but his habit of
murdering girls and his alliance with the darkest evil known to man
makes him exactly the sort of guy whose ass Buffy needs to kick."
Whedon also said he was happy to be reunited with the actor.
"Nathan can combine the darkest insanity with the driest wit, and
that's why I like to have him around," he said.
Thesp's feature credits include "Saving Private Ryan" and "Blast from
the Past."
Whedon last month confirmed that this season will be the final one
for "Buffy," which has aired on UPN for the past two seasons and
previously spent five years at the WB. Series finale of the cult fave
will air in May.
Fillion, who's also working on a pilot for NBC, is repped by Gersh
and 3 Arts Entertainment.
courtesy of my friend Grace.
~new pants that I really like and ultra cheap, but very awesome new curtain panels
~purchase of presents for three people
~cleaning
~reading of New Yorker article on "The Unloved American"
~long neighborhood walk
~brunch with Pam
~taro milk bubble tea (with Pam)
~hanging out with the kids
~television viewing
~phone talk with dad and Donna
Some spoilery last five Buffy eps Posted: Sun., Mar. 9, 2003, 7:05pm PT
Fillion fills 'Buffy' role
Whedon to work with 'Firefly' actor for series' final segments
By JOSEF ADALIAN
Nathan Fillion is joining the cast of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer,"
taking on a key role in the final five episodes of the about-to-wrap
skein. Fillion, who most recently toplined "Buffy" creator Joss
Whedon's short-lived Fox drama "Firefly," will play Caleb, a former
man of God who's turned to the dark side and now follows a "Buffy"
baddie known as the First. Fillion's first seg airs next month.
"Nathan Fillion has a leading man's looks, but he's actually horribly
evil, so he makes Caleb the epic foil for Buffy that he needs to be,"
Whedon said. "Caleb calls himself a preacher, but his habit of
murdering girls and his alliance with the darkest evil known to man
makes him exactly the sort of guy whose ass Buffy needs to kick."
Whedon also said he was happy to be reunited with the actor.
"Nathan can combine the darkest insanity with the driest wit, and
that's why I like to have him around," he said.
Thesp's feature credits include "Saving Private Ryan" and "Blast from
the Past."
Whedon last month confirmed that this season will be the final one
for "Buffy," which has aired on UPN for the past two seasons and
previously spent five years at the WB. Series finale of the cult fave
will air in May.
Fillion, who's also working on a pilot for NBC, is repped by Gersh
and 3 Arts Entertainment.
courtesy of my friend Grace.
