Shells: what DeKnight wrote, what Joss wrote
Clairel
showing DeKnight's wry sense of humor and also showing that Joss
wrote (and directed) some key scenes and co-wrote others with
DeKnight:
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I'd like to take a moment to thank the man who gave me the big shot –
and was instrumental in shaping, writing, and directing this episode.
No, not that rat ******* Goddard. I'm talking about the big man
himself, Joss Whedon. He is truly The Man. And for you real fans,
here's a little mystery for you: Joss wrote and directed two key
scenes in this episode. One other scene we wrote together and he
directed. And one scene we wrote together and I directed. Name those
scenes, baby!
Steven DeKnight says:
(Thu Mar 4 06:40:55 2004) [Edit/Delete]
Halfrek: Rick Springfield is a favorite singer from my youth, a long
time ago. I'll be dead soon. Say nice things while you can.
Allyson: Thanks. Loved the way the montage turned out. Joss picked
the perfect song. *******.
Thatspoetic: Hug hug. Now get daddy a highball. I'm thirsty (as
always, for those of you that witnessed my debacle at the party).
Captain tightpants: Titles?! You're worried about titles?! "I'm Out
of a Freaking Job!" How's that for a title?! PS.: Why are your pants
tight? And where's my highball?
Steven DeKnight says:
(Thu Mar 4 06:50:20 2004) [Edit/Delete]
Allyson: Close. Joss actually suggested the whole montage. I wrote
and directed all the stuff leading up to the heartbreak scene where
Fred drives away. That was Joss (but not one included in my question).
Undeadenglishpatient: Partially right: Joss and I wrote the final
Illyria/Wes scene and I did have the immense pleasure of directing it.
BW: You are very wise. Joss did write and direct the opening two
scenes in the apartment.
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Clairel