Interesting...

[katikat]

Kristin E! has a new interview with Eric Kripke... Hm, nothing new there, really. What kinda makes me sad/disappointed/aggravated is this part:

There's going to be a certain amount of growing pains. We had a Bella episode this season called "Red Sky of Morning," which I was not pleased with how it turned out. I felt we probably put too much of Bella out too soon. I think the trick is to kind of thread them in a little slower.

Does that mean that after these "growing pains" are over, Red Sky is pretty much what the show will look like, episode after episode? Does "too much too soon" mean that in the future, this won't be "too much" anymore and we can look forward to a whole season of the Scooby Doo gang? Isn't that exactly what Kripke promised, what he swore not to do? *shakes head at the hypocrisy*

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I'm so in love with the Hardcastle & McCormick show! It's such a great feel!good series. Back then, in the good old times, there could be a show about two men and two men only, without any "strong women" adding "sexual tension" *snort*

There are some great, excellent fics to this series! Can't wait to read them! *bounces*

Comments

[lostandalone22.livejournal.com]

I'm hoping that he meant that Bela was a bad decision, and that adding her and Ruby at all was a "growing pain." He's said that he didn't like "Red Sky at Morning."

[katikat.livejournal.com]

I hope so too. Unfortunately, in the interview he says that he loves the characters of both Bela and Ruby. I think that he won't get rid of Bela no matter what the fans think because they added her to please Ostroff *sigh*

[sharona1x2.livejournal.com]

there could be a show about two men and two men only, without any "strong women" adding "sexual tension"

I miss those days. Not every show needs sexual tension, thanks very much.

[katikat.livejournal.com]

Exactly! I mean, there were some amazing shows! Hardcastle & McCormick, Riptide, Starsky & Hutch, The Professionals, all shows that were based on two or more males and nobody felt that there was something "missing" because there were no regular females. And then there were shows like Hunter or Scarecrow and Mrs King that were based on a male and a female. But there was variety there! Today, all the shows are just cardboard copies of each other :(