Moonlightaholics

This was posted on MSN.
http://tv.msn.com/fall-tv-guide/photo-g ... hotoidx=13

Thank you, Woll!!

Just saw it and was going to post but you beat me to it. Good to see his pic on MSN's home page.

" . . . the perfect leading man to play doctor with in their heads"

You know what I find interesting in that writeup? And so many others? The first thing they mention is....us.

Whether for good or ill, the Moonlight fans apparently made a very, very vivid and lasting impression.

Lucky

librarian_7 wrote:You know what I find interesting in that writeup? And so many others? The first thing they mention is....us.

Whether for good or ill, the Moonlight fans apparently made a very, very vivid and lasting impression.

Lucky

http://www.thewrap.com/article/thewraps ... w-cbs_7261

BIG RISK -- "Three Rivers"
CBS execs still get angry letters from fans still mourning the short live of vampire drama "Moonlight." The network hopes to pacify some of those die-hards by casting "Moonlight" lead Alex O'Loughlin in the new Sunday drama about doctors who save lives via organ transplants.

O'Loughlin could draw some eyeballs, but this show's dark tone -- somebody dies at the start of every episode, so that somebody else can live-- might prove to be a bummer.

--Wonder if this is true and if it's part of the reason for the phenomenon you noticed?

Edited to add: link from Rueben at vamploveforever.com

Hmmm, I guess they are exaggerating, but still,
the high is us!


Thanks for the link!

I find it extremely amusing that they still mention the James Bond connection. Old news now.

Given the Three Rivers connection - and the lovely article posted by jmc, I'm going to move this into Alex's forum.

Red

francis wrote:Hmmm, I guess they are exaggerating, but still,
the high is us!


Thanks for the link!

I like the tie-in to B.C., francis. Very clever.