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Originally posted by ecgordon:
I'm very much a big Wonderfalls fan, and am deeply in love with Caroline Dhavernas. Trouble is she will never know, gorramit.

There have been several other threads about it, in fact earlier I noticed an older one with the title "Jewel Staite on Wonderfalls" back in the top discussions.

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Originally posted by SimonSays:
Thanks to this great site I was able to find out that Wonderfalls was on DVD! YEA!
Any other Wonderfall Fans?

Remember what LOUIS VUITTON said: "It's in the bag!"

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Originally posted by SimonWho:
I was so trying to be Wonderfalls's pimp at Serenity but didn't organise myself properly. Still, at least I converted a couple of people proper and sowed the seeds in the minds of others. It really is a delightful series and also carries the bonus that the arc wraps itself neatly by the end of the episodes.

I'm sure it's picked up several tens of thousands more fans now Sky have started showing it (and it had good publicity in the TV pages). Perhaps there should be a UK remake or something.

I love the commentary where they all break into singing the theme song. "We're all bobbing along in our barrels..."

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Originally posted by SimonSays:
Thanks to this great site I was able to find out that Wonderfalls was on DVD! YEA!
Any other Wonderfall Fans?

Remember what LOUIS VUITTON said: "It's in the bag!"

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Originally posted by DarkJester:

I too am in love with Caroline Dhavernas, and in fact I bought "The Edge of Madness" on DVD because she's in it. (Well, because she's naked in it, but let's not quibble. )


MAL "You only gotta scare him."
JAYNE "Pain is scary..."

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Originally posted by patsrule:
Allright, I got Wonderfalls from Netflix, and I watched the first episode. I have a few things to say, some of which you won't like....

For starters, I completely understand why this show wound up getting canceled. The first twenty minutes or so were some of the most boring minutes I had seen in a television program in a long time. The only thing that kept me from declaring the people of this board insane for their devotion to this show and giving up right then and there were A) just that, the devotion of everyone on this board to this show, and B) I went out of my way to get it so I might as well at least watch a whole episode. Had I been watching it on television instead of DVD, and not known of such critical acclaim, I surely would have quit 20 minutes in and never come back. I imagine that many of those who watched the first episode did the same. It is almost inexcusable to start the first episode of a series so mundane and dull, especially when, as I recall, it was up against Survivor and Friends (at least I think that is when it was on). I think the show doomed itself, by loosing potential viewers who might have watched the first episode.

Anyways, I stuck with it. A little over 20 minutes in, it started to click, all of a sudden the charaacters became interesting to me, and the plot started to surface. Probably around the time the main character started chasing the guy on the bike with the quarter, I started enjoying the show. By the end of the episode, I was intriuged, and looking forward to the next episode. It went from increadibly boring to fascinating in a very short period. I understood why the first 20 minutes were setting up the relationships of the characters, but there really should have been some kind of warning, about hanging with the show for more than 20 minutes, because it does get better.

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