As mentioned earlier, we were given exclusive permission to tape & post director Michael Winnick’s Q&A session that was held after the 7:00PM screening of "Shadow Puppets" in Los Angeles, CA, last Friday. The session was moderated by journalist Abbie Bernstein and is no more spoilerish than our interview with Michael from last week. So, without further ado, sit down, relax and click HERE to listen. It’s 16 minutes long. Enjoy!
Read MoreApril 20th, 2007, the day we had all been waiting for, had finally arrived. After all the planning, discussions, lack of sleep, and so on, the day of our big damned screening was finally here, and we were all very excited. I know that, personally, I was also very nervous. How would it go? Would it be smooth? Would people have fun? The next several hours would answer all of these questions.
Read MoreRemember the amazing Spike: Shadow Puppets trailer we showed at our Once More With Feeling/Smile Time screening?
Read MoreWell before the party started, the line forming outside looked for all the world like an Important Special Screening, which, of course, it was. The 300 tickets for the charity screening of Buffy’s musical episode ‘Once More with Feeling’ and Angel’s puppet "Smile Time" took less than three weeks to sell out, once they became available online. In addition to the cost of tickets, "goodie bags" were sold with such treasures as bubble-blowers, glow-in-the-dark vampire teeth, Sunnydale Parking Violations (specially designed by Alikhat), light sticks and "Grr-Argh" finger puppets, that are vital to audience participation in the show. Drawing tickets gave people a shot at owning their own Puppet Angel doll from Sideshow Collectibles or a complete set of Spike: Asylum comics from IDW Comics. Also, items unique to the evening, buttons and bookmarks, were given to those filing in, loudly handed out by Suzanne as "two pieces of crap! Have you got your two pieces of crap?" Never were two pieces of crap more highly prized.
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