I'm letting out a (very cautious and not too loud) "yay" about that. Maybe if this keeps up NBC will order an additional 10 episodes to make a full season.
I wonder. I read they finished production on these back in December, so who knows? I just feel like, if these 13 episodes ARE it, then I hope there's some kind of closure at the end. But I'd still rather just have six seasons and a movie.
I'm so ok with Chase being gone. My one and only complaint about the series has been with his character. Especially in "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons", I just get so uncomfortable watching because of how cruel he is. It doesn't fit with the show and never sat well with me.
I feel completely out of the loop...I have not watched one single episode of this show, but this thread alone has gotten me interested in seeing it. I've got a lot of catching up to do if I'm going to take that on...
Didn't Fred Willard's name come up as a Chase replacement should the show live ( if it keeps some of its premiere ratings I think it can along with Christina Applegate leading an Up All Night mercy kill) or was that just wild guesses? Because that is strange enough to actually work thanks to AbedTV.
strummergirl, Dan Harmon said in an AMA on Reddit that Fred Willard was one of the people he had wanted to play Pierce (along with John Cleese and Patrick Stewart), but Sony insisted on Chevy Chase.
Man, every time I hear the Patrick Stewart dreamcasting anecdote I get wistful. I think Chevy is fine as a performer, but man, Stewart would have brought something else entirely to the role. And, you know, not been a jerk.