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Well, a mixture. Mostly, it'll be dark, with all the deaths and the graphic rituals of some of the secret societies... but the team (sort of like the NCIS-team) will have a pretty light chemestry and joke now and then. So, mostly dark, but still light now and then.

I really like this pitch. Seems like what could develop into a dramedy with same style of "Desperate Housewives".

The Nadramans, of the planet "Nadrama". They are either blue or green and look a lot like Mammoths walking on two legs, but all of them have red markings and "stripes" across their bodies. They live for eating... that's basically their reason for being. They steal food from others... and some Nadramans even eat humans, but never just like that... in that case, they always cook them first and serve the humans, like we humans do with animals.
Their homeplanet, Nadrama, is covered in facilities hosting food, and there are even research facilities where there are different kinds of experiments conducted on food to make every Nadraman who eats it stronger.

Good tips. I always outline my characters, some of the story-arcs, and episodes before starting to write.

I like the sound of this film. Native American mythology is so underused these days.

I'm thinking of doing a continuation to "The X-Files" (once I finish the entire series on DVD, that is) and pretending like "I want to believe" never happened.

As a long-time fan of "Ugly Betty", I would LOVE to see this. And I absolutely LOVE YOU for deciding to bring back Alexis for a guest role! She was my favorite character, right after Wilhelmina.

And as for who should be killed... I picked Wilhelmina, because I like "the baddies" more when they are killed in a memorable way.
Try to give her a memorable death... Like, I've always imagined Wilhelmina dying through getting pushed out a window, and then landing right on someones moving car down there. That's actually the only "worthy" and cool death I could imagine for Wilhelmina.

I completely agree. And pointing out what's wrong with Twilight would take me hours to do.
"The Vampire Diaries" did Vampires SO MUCH BETTER. They're cool. They don't sparkle. There are strong female characters (unlike in "Twilight").

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Oh, how could I forget "Underworld"...
"Underworld" is without doubt my favorite Vampire movie. It was done so nicely and feels so cozy... and that whole world, and the characters in it, felt so well created and designed. I just love it!