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17 Jan 2010 Joss Whedon Talks With FX

Written by MaidenGreen January 17, 2010, 10:40:00 PM 474 Views
Just found this little tidbit, and I think its very exciting!  According to TV by the Numbers, at Sunday January 17th's TCA session, FX Networks President John Landgraf said that he was scheduling a lunch with Joss Whedon in the next few weeks to talk about the possibility of future projects.  Many a Whedon fan has said that Joss belongs on cable where he can tell the stories he wants in a manner that is creatively satisfying.  “I have enormous respect for him,” Landgraf said of Whedon.

Let's hope we see a new series from Joss in the near future!

Check out the short TV by the Numbers article here.
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1 Re: Joss Whedon Talks With FX Written by free_range_evil January 25, 2010, 08:54:11 PM
FX would be the perfect network for Joss. Their shows are every bit as good as those on HBO, Showtime, etc. The gore and swearing are toned down to make them palatable to most people, but they are still edgy and provocative. I say go for it!
2 Re: Joss Whedon Talks With FX Written by kangaroo5383 January 30, 2010, 09:32:56 PM
The fate of Joss creations on fox have been disastrous historically. 
Firefly, and now Dollhouse, both met their death WAY too early, and
with its content stirred around rather unpleasantly.  (example: the
real Dollhouse pilot was phenomenal compared to the great
disappointment that was actually aired.)  What happened to WB? 
Buffy and Angel got produced relatively ok right?
3 Re: Joss Whedon Talks With FX Written by MaidenGreen February 04, 2010, 01:59:58 AM
The WB and UPN networks were fighting head to head for the same audience (somewhat), so Columbia Pictures and Warner Bros. decided to merge and become one network: The CW.  Personally, I think The WB should have remained as it had branded itself so well.  But both The WB and UPN were apparently loosing money, hence the collaboration and the birth of The CW.
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