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Post by The Doctor on Aug 19, 2015 15:05:15 GMT -6
I don't care how you do it, or when it happens, but I seriously look forward to you introducing characters like Kate Kane, Cassandra Cain, or Stephanie Brown - the idea that somewhere down the line, Bruce becomes enough of an inspiration as 'Batman' that one or two of these women will take up the mantle of 'Batwoman' or 'Batgirl'. We know Babs wont be going down that road, so I'm curious who and how the character of 'Batgirl' could eventually materialise in "WTR". A character like Cassandra, who when first introduced, is a mute, would be a great chance for writing, since all her emotions and interactions would be dialogue-free, if you keep her basics when introducing her. As for Kate, given her romantic inclinations, and society background, I'd love to see her interactions with Bruce as he adopts his 'playboy billionnaire' routine  This may all be wishful thinking on my part, but we shall see...  There are a lot of different routes to go in and a lot of different characters, traits, and versions of these characters to examine and research and build upon when it comes to introducing these heroes from the comics, so I can't really address any of it right now. As for Bruce, I'm really excited at the possibilities season four brings him. As I've already said before, it's definitely the year that takes everything he's learned so far in the past three seasons, and launches him in the trajectory of The Batman for Season Four. Most of his "essential" developments in terms of stepping into that persona will happen during the first seven to nine episodes of the season  I do have to agree with you that Hush and Chloe trapped in the clocktower will be interesting. My real question is how did they not realize Hush was in there as well.hahaha But I am excited that this season is almost over. And Countdown is the one episode I've been waiting for since you started this season!!! Hush won't be just "chilling" inside the Clocktower without being seen. It's not a convenient "oops, didn't see you there" moment, it's calculated. You'll know what I mean when you read the episode "Countdown" was a lot of fun to write. As much as this show can get caught up on all things Batman, or Huntress, or what have you, this is a show rooted in the character of Chloe Sullivan. Without her, there wouldn't be a show. So reaching a milestone where I can reflect back on how far she's come, and look towards the future of what is yet to come, was extremely rewarding. It's also nice now that I have an idea of what will happen in the last fifty episodes of the series, and working towards that from 317 onwards is exciting. I mean, the last two seasons of the show are probably going to be the most fun. There's a lot of growth, and a lot of changes happening, and the stakes will be even higher as we get closer to the finish line, and I so as excited as I am for you to see the fiftieth, I'm more excited about reaching the hundredth and seeing where all these characters and stories end up My Cameo in Watchtower better be in one of those last 50 episodes.hahaha But I am excited that Watchtower has been on this long, and Im honestly excited to have been your fan this long. This show is fantastic and I admire youre hard work on it. And I cant wait to see how you do these last 50 episodes. |
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Post by Jack Malone on Sept 2, 2015 5:12:28 GMT -6
Bryan Greenberg on Season 3B: Kyle vs Team Watchtower,
Secret DC Comics Origin Story, Becoming Echo, and More!
 Joining the cast at the beginning of the season, Bryan Greenberg introduced the fans of Watchtower to an original character in 'Kyle Williams,' who we later discovered tied back into Chloe's past in Smallville, and would go on to become a hero in his own right as "Echo." In this exclusive interview with the actor, Greenberg tells VSGuide about the climactic start to the second half of the season, previews the dynamic between Kyle and Talia, and drops a pretty huge exclusive about the character's relationship to the comic book mythology. Don't believe us when we say this is a "must read" for all you Watchtower / Kyle fans? Take a look for yourself... VSGUIDE | The last episode that aired showed Kyle and Chloe's friendship dissolve rather quickly, and in the preview for the second half of the season, seems to indicate that they will be going up against one another rather than working together. What can you tell us about this conflict? Why are they all of a sudden locked in this "fight to the death" conflict? BRYAN GREENBERG | That is a good question. It's impossible to answer without spoiling everything but I will say that there's justification on Kyle's end. I promise we didn't jump from "Kyle wants to help save the world" to "Kyle wants to murder everyone on Team Watchtower, then kill Hush, then take over the world," no matter how awesome that sounds! [laughs] There's a really interesting twist coming up for my character that the fans definitely won't see coming that will call for this transition and call for this conflict to turn from Kyle being the victim of someone else's lies, to Kyle literally fighting the team. VSGUIDE | A lot has been kept secret when it's come to your character.
BRYAN GREENBERG | Yeah, well I think starting the show as an original character with no prior information to lead the audience into what the plan was for my character created this mystery and the writers wanted to write to that mysticism. The way they've integrated my character into the fabric of the show, and this whole universe, dating all the way back to Smallville, has been a lot of fun to play and getting to actualise their plan now is very satisfying. VSGUIDE | Who have you worked with most in this back half of the season?
BRYAN GREENBERG | Definitely Stana [Katic]. VSGUIDE | What is that dynamic like between Talia and Kyle? I ask because she isn't a character who is purely evil, or purely good, much like that tightrope your character has the freedom to walk this season.
BRYAN GREENBERG | It's just one of those relationships that makes one hundred percent sense, and you didn't know it would until it's happening and you're on set or you read the script and you're like "man, I wish we had this from day one." Stana [Katic] is incredible, and we're both the new kids on the block here so getting to work together more has been great. Talia relates to Kyle, and the betrayal he feels from Chloe. She's actually very nurturing, and very supportive of him, and there's no selfish aspect to their dynamic. She's completely upfront about everything, lets him on her thoughts and feelings, and guides him in a way that Chloe couldn't because it was never really about him with Chloe so much as it was about the bigger picture. Talia doesn't look at Kyle as though he's meant to save the world, so much as she looks at him like a human being, and instead of having someone be like "you are the key and you will stop Hush," there's now someone in his life that is asking, "what do you want to do? How do you want to go about doing it? I believe in you." VSGUIDE | You mentioned earlier that Kyle was this mystery in the first half of the season, and that's partly due to not having any extensive comic book history or anything about him that pre-dates his appearance on the show. Is it safe to say that his origin story has been finished or is there still a few things that we don't know about yet? I mean, we did find him at the start of the season in the custody of the League of Shadows, and that's something we don't know about in terms of how he ended up there...
BRYAN GREENBERG | We've definitely told his origin story, but there's like a "secret origin story" that's been saved for [episode fifteen]. I can't talk about it too much. I think the biggest tease I can say... I hope I don't get in trouble for this... [laughs] This character -- Kyle Williams -- is an original character for the show. Everything we've seen in the past fourteen episodes has been completely new, and what we're doing won't erase that or tarnish what has been built and what we're all extremely proud of making here. But you're going to find out that Kyle might just be someone from the comics after all. VSGUIDE | That's a pretty huge exclusive.
BRYAN GREENBERG | [laughs] So yeah, there's definitely going to be more to his story, and this "secret origin" as we've been referring to it on set like the dorks we are, it's kind of that missing piece that adds so much clarity. I mean, it explains the reason we met Kyle the way we did, and explains what his purpose for the entire season has been since day one, and why he's so important. VSGUIDE | Are there any clues you can give us about this twist?
BRYAN GREENBERG | It's not someone who has been adapted from the comics to screen before, and it's going to surprise the hell out of you. I don't think anyone will guess it. I certainly didn't. The funny thing is, when we got the script I remember going to the producers and telling them how surprised I was and how I hope I didn't mess up their plan by not being in the know, and they were like: "We've been referencing it since the start of the season." [laughs] So I think big fans of the show, and of this season might be able to back track to a specific moment that's kind of introduced this big twist before it's happened, which is exciting. But yeah, that's all I can tell you. VSGUIDE | I guess that leads me to my next question. In this mid-season arc, Kyle stepped up as a hero for the city. He had his own persona, own costume, own identity, etc. Will we be seeing more of that or is it something that -- in turning away from the team -- has been dropped?
BRYAN GREENBERG | The decision to have Kyle fully embrace a superhero identity will resonate a much larger meaning by the end of the season. I'm not sure if we'll see him suited up again this season, but there's definitely a reason why he went in that direction, and why that identity was established. VSGUIDE | Was it fun to suit up, and be among the likes of Huntress and Batman?
BRYAN GREENBERG | It felt like a coming of age moment, you know? [laughs] I mean, I didn't think I'd get to be in a costume, and have this superhero storyline so getting to develop into that as the season progressed was a lot of fun and definitely fuelled the inner child in me. It was brief, but I hope the fans will understand the importance of it once the season has wrapped. VSGUIDE | With the season so close to finishing, what can you tell us about the final few episodes for your character? Are we going to see Chloe and Kyle repair their friendship? Will Kyle be fighting against Hush or serve as his own threat to the team?
BRYAN GREENBERG | Honestly, you just have to tune in for [episode fifteen]. Come back after hiatus and you'll know what the future holds for Kyle and where the rest of the season will be headed for him. That's all I can say. VSGUIDE | So we know a little more about Kyle's future on Watchtower, but what can you tell us about your future on the show?
BRYAN GREENBERG | I definitely want to do more. I've had a great time being on the show. I'm not sure what the game plan for next season is and from what I have heard it's going to be a big season, so I don't know. I might be back, I might not. I am in negotiations at the moment for all that kind of stuff, and I hope the next time we talk I've got some good news to share. Another big exclusive for you, ha! So what are your thoughts? Which DC Comics character do you think Kyle's secret origin story ties into? Do you think Talia will be a good mentor for him? Do you want to see Kyle back for the next season? Sound off below! |
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Post by The Doctor on Sept 6, 2015 22:03:43 GMT -6
Bryan Greenberg on Season 3B: Kyle vs Team Watchtower,
Secret DC Comics Origin Story, Becoming Echo, and More!
Joining the cast at the beginning of the season, Bryan Greenberg introduced the fans of Watchtower to an original character in 'Kyle Williams,' who we later discovered tied back into Chloe's past in Smallville, and would go on to become a hero in his own right as "Echo." In this exclusive interview with the actor, Greenberg tells VSGuide about the climactic start to the second half of the season, previews the dynamic between Kyle and Talia, and drops a pretty huge exclusive about the character's relationship to the comic book mythology. Don't believe us when we say this is a "must read" for all you Watchtower / Kyle fans? Take a look for yourself... VSGUIDE | The last episode that aired showed Kyle and Chloe's friendship dissolve rather quickly, and in the preview for the second half of the season, seems to indicate that they will be going up against one another rather than working together. What can you tell us about this conflict? Why are they all of a sudden locked in this "fight to the death" conflict? BRYAN GREENBERG | That is a good question. It's impossible to answer without spoiling everything but I will say that there's justification on Kyle's end. I promise we didn't jump from "Kyle wants to help save the world" to "Kyle wants to murder everyone on Team Watchtower, then kill Hush, then take over the world," no matter how awesome that sounds! [laughs] There's a really interesting twist coming up for my character that the fans definitely won't see coming that will call for this transition and call for this conflict to turn from Kyle being the victim of someone else's lies, to Kyle literally fighting the team. VSGUIDE | A lot has been kept secret when it's come to your character.
BRYAN GREENBERG | Yeah, well I think starting the show as an original character with no prior information to lead the audience into what the plan was for my character created this mystery and the writers wanted to write to that mysticism. The way they've integrated my character into the fabric of the show, and this whole universe, dating all the way back to Smallville, has been a lot of fun to play and getting to actualise their plan now is very satisfying. VSGUIDE | Who have you worked with most in this back half of the season?
BRYAN GREENBERG | Definitely Stana [Katic]. VSGUIDE | What is that dynamic like between Talia and Kyle? I ask because she isn't a character who is purely evil, or purely good, much like that tightrope your character has the freedom to walk this season.
BRYAN GREENBERG | It's just one of those relationships that makes one hundred percent sense, and you didn't know it would until it's happening and you're on set or you read the script and you're like "man, I wish we had this from day one." Stana [Katic] is incredible, and we're both the new kids on the block here so getting to work together more has been great. Talia relates to Kyle, and the betrayal he feels from Chloe. She's actually very nurturing, and very supportive of him, and there's no selfish aspect to their dynamic. She's completely upfront about everything, lets him on her thoughts and feelings, and guides him in a way that Chloe couldn't because it was never really about him with Chloe so much as it was about the bigger picture. Talia doesn't look at Kyle as though he's meant to save the world, so much as she looks at him like a human being, and instead of having someone be like "you are the key and you will stop Hush," there's now someone in his life that is asking, "what do you want to do? How do you want to go about doing it? I believe in you." VSGUIDE | You mentioned earlier that Kyle was this mystery in the first half of the season, and that's partly due to not having any extensive comic book history or anything about him that pre-dates his appearance on the show. Is it safe to say that his origin story has been finished or is there still a few things that we don't know about yet? I mean, we did find him at the start of the season in the custody of the League of Shadows, and that's something we don't know about in terms of how he ended up there...
BRYAN GREENBERG | We've definitely told his origin story, but there's like a "secret origin story" that's been saved for [episode fifteen]. I can't talk about it too much. I think the biggest tease I can say... I hope I don't get in trouble for this... [laughs] This character -- Kyle Williams -- is an original character for the show. Everything we've seen in the past fourteen episodes has been completely new, and what we're doing won't erase that or tarnish what has been built and what we're all extremely proud of making here. But you're going to find out that Kyle might just be someone from the comics after all. VSGUIDE | That's a pretty huge exclusive.
BRYAN GREENBERG | [laughs] So yeah, there's definitely going to be more to his story, and this "secret origin" as we've been referring to it on set like the dorks we are, it's kind of that missing piece that adds so much clarity. I mean, it explains the reason we met Kyle the way we did, and explains what his purpose for the entire season has been since day one, and why he's so important. VSGUIDE | Are there any clues you can give us about this twist?
BRYAN GREENBERG | It's not someone who has been adapted from the comics to screen before, and it's going to surprise the hell out of you. I don't think anyone will guess it. I certainly didn't. The funny thing is, when we got the script I remember going to the producers and telling them how surprised I was and how I hope I didn't mess up their plan by not being in the know, and they were like: "We've been referencing it since the start of the season." [laughs] So I think big fans of the show, and of this season might be able to back track to a specific moment that's kind of introduced this big twist before it's happened, which is exciting. But yeah, that's all I can tell you. VSGUIDE | I guess that leads me to my next question. In this mid-season arc, Kyle stepped up as a hero for the city. He had his own persona, own costume, own identity, etc. Will we be seeing more of that or is it something that -- in turning away from the team -- has been dropped?
BRYAN GREENBERG | The decision to have Kyle fully embrace a superhero identity will resonate a much larger meaning by the end of the season. I'm not sure if we'll see him suited up again this season, but there's definitely a reason why he went in that direction, and why that identity was established. VSGUIDE | Was it fun to suit up, and be among the likes of Huntress and Batman?
BRYAN GREENBERG | It felt like a coming of age moment, you know? [laughs] I mean, I didn't think I'd get to be in a costume, and have this superhero storyline so getting to develop into that as the season progressed was a lot of fun and definitely fuelled the inner child in me. It was brief, but I hope the fans will understand the importance of it once the season has wrapped. VSGUIDE | With the season so close to finishing, what can you tell us about the final few episodes for your character? Are we going to see Chloe and Kyle repair their friendship? Will Kyle be fighting against Hush or serve as his own threat to the team?
BRYAN GREENBERG | Honestly, you just have to tune in for [episode fifteen]. Come back after hiatus and you'll know what the future holds for Kyle and where the rest of the season will be headed for him. That's all I can say. VSGUIDE | So we know a little more about Kyle's future on Watchtower, but what can you tell us about your future on the show?
BRYAN GREENBERG | I definitely want to do more. I've had a great time being on the show. I'm not sure what the game plan for next season is and from what I have heard it's going to be a big season, so I don't know. I might be back, I might not. I am in negotiations at the moment for all that kind of stuff, and I hope the next time we talk I've got some good news to share. Another big exclusive for you, ha! So what are your thoughts? Which DC Comics character do you think Kyle's secret origin story ties into? Do you think Talia will be a good mentor for him? Do you want to see Kyle back for the next season? Sound off below! Hooray . News on a character for S3B!! So as I said before I love the fact that you have Kyle being an original character. And with the mounting success, I hope you add more original characters . Also the fact that he is connected to DC comics (I know who it is BTW  , makes me excited to see how you go about this. Because I believe I questioned you once how he got with the league and you,as per usual, was vague as all hell.hahaha. And I can't wait to see how Kyle kicks off the rest of these episodes. |
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Post by Jack Malone on Sept 7, 2015 7:25:02 GMT -6
I would love to hear your speculation as to who he might be linked to from the comics, Karl! But yes, I definitely still view Kyle as an original character, and I think the audience definitely will too, even when the big reveal hits. His character, and the way he's been written wasn't based off this DC Comics character, or written as being identical to this DC Comics character, for reasons that you will find out in 315. In regards to original characters, I don't really sit down and set out whether or not I'm going to bring in a character from the comics versus creating an original. It's more what characters could offer more to the story, and offer more to the main characters on the show. This season called for an original character, and called for Kyle. Next season, I don't know yet. But I'm really happy with how everyone has accepted Kyle as part of the cast of characters, part of team, etc, because it could have been an entire season of feeling like he didn't belong and wanting him gone (which would have sucked) so I'm really appreciative of that |
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Post by The Doctor on Sept 14, 2015 20:22:12 GMT -6
I would love to hear your speculation as to who he might be linked to from the comics, Karl! But yes, I definitely still view Kyle as an original character, and I think the audience definitely will too, even when the big reveal hits. His character, and the way he's been written wasn't based off this DC Comics character, or written as being identical to this DC Comics character, for reasons that you will find out in 315. In regards to original characters, I don't really sit down and set out whether or not I'm going to bring in a character from the comics versus creating an original. It's more what characters could offer more to the story, and offer more to the main characters on the show. This season called for an original character, and called for Kyle. Next season, I don't know yet. But I'm really happy with how everyone has accepted Kyle as part of the cast of characters, part of team, etc, because it could have been an entire season of feeling like he didn't belong and wanting him gone (which would have sucked) so I'm really appreciative of that Well so long as Kyle sticks around I won't have a problem But dude, I'm excited for this next run, and I'm honestly scared as to how this season ends. Can you give any spoilers on the season finale?! |
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Post by Jack Malone on Sept 16, 2015 21:23:18 GMT -6
Well so long as Kyle sticks around I won't have a problem But dude, I'm excited for this next run, and I'm honestly scared as to how this season ends. Can you give any spoilers on the season finale?! This season has had a lot of individual story for the characters on the main cast (and those on the reoccurring) that has kind of called for "finale" and "penultimate" like moments to hit throughout 3B. 315 is very much that for Kyle, much like 318 does the job for Helena, 319 does the job for Perry, etc. I don't want to reveal who will be back, and who won't be back, but I do hope you like Kyle's storyline for the rest of the season and I hope the twist is a nice surprise. It definitely has been in the works since his introduction, so hopefully it pays off. As for the finale, I will say that something Chloe does in 318 has huge consequences for her in the finale, and the prophecy that has woven in and out of the season will come to fruition. Essentially, it will be the pay off to everything that's been set up this season, and we will get to see the fight against Hush, the army, we'll know before the finale who is under the mask and there'll be a lot of pay off there, too. Also, a little tidbit on someone who doesn't get a lot of spoilers released about him: Gordon won't exactly be on the side of good going into the finale and will cause as much conflict for the team as Hush does in 322. Other than that, I hope to have a few familiar faces back, and I think you'll have a pretty good idea of what 401 will be about in the way 322 ends, and of course, there's going to be TWO big deaths. |
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Post by The Doctor on Sept 17, 2015 10:13:22 GMT -6
Well so long as Kyle sticks around I won't have a problem But dude, I'm excited for this next run, and I'm honestly scared as to how this season ends. Can you give any spoilers on the season finale?! This season has had a lot of individual story for the characters on the main cast (and those on the reoccurring) that has kind of called for "finale" and "penultimate" like moments to hit throughout 3B. 315 is very much that for Kyle, much like 318 does the job for Helena, 319 does the job for Perry, etc. I don't want to reveal who will be back, and who won't be back, but I do hope you like Kyle's storyline for the rest of the season and I hope the twist is a nice surprise. It definitely has been in the works since his introduction, so hopefully it pays off. As for the finale, I will say that something Chloe does in 318 has huge consequences for her in the finale, and the prophecy that has woven in and out of the season will come to fruition. Essentially, it will be the pay off to everything that's been set up this season, and we will get to see the fight against Hush, the army, we'll know before the finale who is under the mask and there'll be a lot of pay off there, too. Also, a little tidbit on someone who doesn't get a lot of spoilers released about him: Gordon won't exactly be on the side of good going into the finale and will cause as much conflict for the team as Hush does in 322. Other than that, I hope to have a few familiar faces back, and I think you'll have a pretty good idea of what 401 will be about in the way 322 ends, and of course, there's going to be TWO big deaths. Well considering the fact that you write so well and make me feel drawn into the story, I'll give you the benefit of doubt.hahahaa But in speaking of S4, I believe this will be the cast: Chloe Sullivan Bruce Wayne/Batman Helena Bertinelli/The Huntress (Because if you kill her Brady will go ape-shit) Oliver Queen Vicki Vale Ethan Bennett (I have a feeling you won't get rid of him) And Lana Lang (This has to happen  ) |
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Post by Jack Malone on Sept 17, 2015 19:16:12 GMT -6
Well considering the fact that you write so well and make me feel drawn into the story, I'll give you the benefit of doubt.hahahaa But in speaking of S4, I believe this will be the cast: Chloe Sullivan Bruce Wayne/Batman Helena Bertinelli/The Huntress (Because if you kill her Brady will go ape-shit) Oliver Queen Vicki Vale Ethan Bennett (I have a feeling you won't get rid of him) And Lana Lang (This has to happen ) Aw, thanks man. That really does mean a lot, and it's nice to have consistent support since day one from you so thank you for all that you do in supporting me and this lil' virtual series of mine. As for the main cast of next season, your guess is as good as mine. I have gone on here and said that I would like to have Oliver back as a regular, and that's very much still the game-plan here. But I don't have a solid cast list for next season, or anything I can reveal yet. I am with you on the Lana Lang front. I loved writing for her in 317 and I think it'll show |
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Post by The Doctor on Sept 17, 2015 22:43:04 GMT -6
Well considering the fact that you write so well and make me feel drawn into the story, I'll give you the benefit of doubt.hahahaa But in speaking of S4, I believe this will be the cast: Chloe Sullivan Bruce Wayne/Batman Helena Bertinelli/The Huntress (Because if you kill her Brady will go ape-shit) Oliver Queen Vicki Vale Ethan Bennett (I have a feeling you won't get rid of him) And Lana Lang (This has to happen ) Aw, thanks man. That really does mean a lot, and it's nice to have consistent support since day one from you so thank you for all that you do in supporting me and this lil' virtual series of mine. As for the main cast of next season, your guess is as good as mine. I have gone on here and said that I would like to have Oliver back as a regular, and that's very much still the game-plan here. But I don't have a solid cast list for next season, or anything I can reveal yet. I am with you on the Lana Lang front. I loved writing for her in 317 and I think it'll show Well I can't wait. As for my support of WT, you basically took my favorite character and made a great story for her. I love how you changed her destiny and made her story worthwhile and I honestly,I swear I say this all the time, but I'm going to stay a fan even after this show is over and I can't wait to see how you end this series. Are you shocked that WT has lasted this long?! |
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Post by The Doctor on Sept 26, 2015 14:42:32 GMT -6
Dear Jack Malone, I realize now that there are going to be two BIG deaths in the finale, Can you give us any hints about who they could be?! Also Im seriously waiting for episode 19. Im gunna miss Perry on this show. I know he can come back for guest apperances, but it feels like one of the family is leaving. Perry has been there since S1 and its gunna be a change for me not to see him interacting with Chloe and the Team. But I will survive, so I hope that we get to see him pop up even in the finale  Thank You for Your Time, Sincerely, Karl Hurd |
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Post by Jack Malone on Sept 26, 2015 23:08:02 GMT -6
Dear Jack Malone, I realize now that there are going to be two BIG deaths in the finale, Can you give us any hints about who they could be?! Also Im seriously waiting for episode 19. Im gunna miss Perry on this show. I know he can come back for guest apperances, but it feels like one of the family is leaving. Perry has been there since S1 and its gunna be a change for me not to see him interacting with Chloe and the Team. But I will survive, so I hope that we get to see him pop up even in the finale Thank You for Your Time, Sincerely, Karl Hurd Haha, "dear Jack Malone." You crack me up, man. I don't know how much I can hint about the big departures at the end of the season without completely giving them away. One will be unpredictable that shouldn't be unpredictable, and the other will be less about "killing" someone so much as "saving" them. How's that? In regards to Perry, I honestly could keep him on the show forever, but it felt like the right time to wrap things up. The season started with him in the worst place he could possibly be in. He was alone. Kicked out of his home. Unemployed. Crippled. And then he found out he was dying. So it's about coming out of that and stepping into the light -- whether that be becoming Doctor Fate or becoming Editor in Chief of the Daily Planet. And yeah, I totally get what you mean. The series began on a scene with Perry and Chloe, and so it feels weird to reach a point where he's no longer going to be on the show. But I think he's outgrown Gotham, and I'm really confident in his swan song episode so I hope ya'll enjoy it too |
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Post by The Doctor on Sept 27, 2015 16:39:06 GMT -6
Dear Jack Malone, I realize now that there are going to be two BIG deaths in the finale, Can you give us any hints about who they could be?! Also Im seriously waiting for episode 19. Im gunna miss Perry on this show. I know he can come back for guest apperances, but it feels like one of the family is leaving. Perry has been there since S1 and its gunna be a change for me not to see him interacting with Chloe and the Team. But I will survive, so I hope that we get to see him pop up even in the finale Thank You for Your Time, Sincerely, Karl Hurd Haha, "dear Jack Malone." You crack me up, man. I don't know how much I can hint about the big departures at the end of the season without completely giving them away. One will be unpredictable that shouldn't be unpredictable, and the other will be less about "killing" someone so much as "saving" them. How's that? In regards to Perry, I honestly could keep him on the show forever, but it felt like the right time to wrap things up. The season started with him in the worst place he could possibly be in. He was alone. Kicked out of his home. Unemployed. Crippled. And then he found out he was dying. So it's about coming out of that and stepping into the light -- whether that be becoming Doctor Fate or becoming Editor in Chief of the Daily Planet. And yeah, I totally get what you mean. The series began on a scene with Perry and Chloe, and so it feels weird to reach a point where he's no longer going to be on the show. But I think he's outgrown Gotham, and I'm really confident in his swan song episode so I hope ya'll enjoy it too Of course the episode is gunna be good . I also have been saying this over and over now, but I kind of want Lana to be in Season 4. I mean the sheer awesomeness of them seeing eachother in these two episodes this season are good enough. But I cant wait for you to figure out a way to have her be apart of the cast for next season. I missed them together in the last two seasons of Smallville and I would love for them to just be best friends kicking ass together again.  ^Evidence that they work well together. They BROKE INTO LEX LUTHOR"S HOUSE!!!! |
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Post by Jack Malone on Sept 27, 2015 22:06:42 GMT -6
Of course the episode is gunna be good . I also have been saying this over and over now, but I kind of want Lana to be in Season 4. I mean the sheer awesomeness of them seeing eachother in these two episodes this season are good enough. But I cant wait for you to figure out a way to have her be apart of the cast for next season. I missed them together in the last two seasons of Smallville and I would love for them to just be best friends kicking ass together again. ^Evidence that they work well together. They BROKE INTO LEX LUTHOR"S HOUSE!!!! I think it's going to read in 317 "Wanted" how much I loved writing Lana Lang, and how much I loved writing her scenes with Chloe. She's definitely involved in the next season, but I just haven't sat down to think about anyone's major arcs for the season because it still feels so far away. I need to finish this season before I make any big plans that I can talk about, you know? But Lana will definitely be there in some capacity. That season will also have the big Smallville High reunion episode. |
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Post by The Doctor on Sept 28, 2015 0:09:35 GMT -6
Of course the episode is gunna be good . I also have been saying this over and over now, but I kind of want Lana to be in Season 4. I mean the sheer awesomeness of them seeing eachother in these two episodes this season are good enough. But I cant wait for you to figure out a way to have her be apart of the cast for next season. I missed them together in the last two seasons of Smallville and I would love for them to just be best friends kicking ass together again. ^Evidence that they work well together. They BROKE INTO LEX LUTHOR"S HOUSE!!!! I think it's going to read in 317 "Wanted" how much I loved writing Lana Lang, and how much I loved writing her scenes with Chloe. She's definitely involved in the next season, but I just haven't sat down to think about anyone's major arcs for the season because it still feels so far away. I need to finish this season before I make any big plans that I can talk about, you know? But Lana will definitely be there in some capacity. That season will also have the big Smallville High reunion episode. Well YES:). I have been waiting for that!!! I so hope we get some unanswered questions on where Clark has been!! |
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Post by Jack Malone on Sept 28, 2015 5:21:29 GMT -6
Well YES:). I have been waiting for that!!! I so hope we get some unanswered questions on where Clark has been!! 402 is the episode for you on that one |
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Post by The Doctor on Sept 28, 2015 10:55:47 GMT -6
Well YES:). I have been waiting for that!!! I so hope we get some unanswered questions on where Clark has been!! 402 is the episode for you on that one Well Im sure that it might have something to do with Darkseid.....or Clark was having a crisis and just needed to take off for a year. Oh. OR he got a distress signal from New Krypton and took off to go see them but ended up captured by some evil pirates and was held ransom on the other side of the universe Im sure none of these are accurate and that whatever you come up with I will enjoy |
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Post by The Doctor on Oct 4, 2015 18:54:50 GMT -6
So i remember a while ago you said that you a specific Robin would work for this show, I think I know which one it is Also.....how goes the rest of S3? |
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Post by Jack Malone on Oct 5, 2015 0:20:39 GMT -6
So i remember a while ago you said that you a specific Robin would work for this show, I think I know which one it is Also.....how goes the rest of S3? It's interesting how things have worked out. We will see Batgirl before we ever see a Robin. And both versions of those characters are going to be quite unique to Watchtower. The Batgirl storyline is completely new. There's nothing from the comics in regards to it, and it'll be happening next season. Robin is a lot further away, though. It's not something I can really talk about. As for this season, it's going really well. Putting the finishing touches on "Salvation," and about to start "Fate." |
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, makes me excited to see how you go about this. Because I believe I questioned you once how he got with the league and you,as per usual, was vague as all hell.hahaha. 
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