Posts Tagged ‘bryan fuller’
The Munsters
Posted by: meekthegeek on: November 27, 2011
- In: 1960s | Comedies
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Growing up, I’m sure I caught reruns of The Munsters now and then but they didn’t make much of an impression. I basically thought of them as the other Addams Family. The two shows actually ran during the same two seasons (1964-1966). Guess they were the Once Upon a Time and Grimm of their day. [...]
Reboot!
Posted by: meekthegeek on: February 26, 2011
- In: 1970s | 1980s | 1990s | 2000s | 2010s | About Pilots
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It seems like you can’t go a day without hearing about another upcoming reboot of an old movie or TV show. Currently, viewers of the small screen are speculating about new takes on Charlie’s Angels, Wonder Woman, Beavis and Butthead, Dallas, Miami Vice, Teen Wolf… there’s even been the threat of a Bryan Fuller-helmed Munsters [...]
Dead Like Me vs. Wonderfalls
Posted by: meekthegeek on: September 30, 2009
- In: 2000s | Dramas
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The pilots of Dead Like Me and Wonderfalls warrant an old-fashioned, English class compare-and-contrast. Both were created by Bryan Fuller, who has a clearly defined style and a cult following. Despite being a consulting producer on the awesome first season of Heroes, Fuller seems to have earned a reputation as the creator of brilliant but [...]
Wonderfalls
Posted by: meekthegeek on: September 30, 2009
- In: 2000s | Dramas
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Wonderfalls aired for just four weeks in spring 2004. So clever, so misunderstood; much like the show’s heroine. It was created by Bryan Fuller, the man behind Dead Like Me. We open with the legend of the “Maid of the Mist,” a Native American Princess who sacrificed herself to Niagara Falls to satisfy an angry [...]
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