WATCH BTY LAST CURTAIN CALL. I'M GONNA CRY....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx6wpql5Rz8

That was real sweet. It's funny, in some ways, it seems they have been together for sooo much longer than a strike shortened season.

That was real sweet. It's funny, in some ways, it seems they have been together for sooo much longer than a strike shortened season.

Chemistry can't be faked it has to come naturally and this cast obviously has it! The vid is so sweet but it makes me feel so sad :(

Chemistry can't be faked it has to come naturally and this cast obviously has it! The vid is so sweet but it makes me feel so sad :(


It is sad, but I still feel we can make a difference. I am not quite ready to throw in the towel. (I am still thirsty for more! ;))

This is what I found on TV.Com It's posted by teamfarce, who was part of BTY crew, or at least worked there.

Monday 12

The current episode "Hostage Watch" will be taped in front of the audience tomorrow (Tuesday), with several scenes pre-shot today. And another episode is still scheduled for next Tuesday.

If CBS picks up the show, no doubt these (and "House of Tomorrow") will air in September (and be on the Season Two DVD). If not, all 18 episodes would be on the Season One (or Complete Series) DVD.

--Ace @ WURG (for now)

Wed 14

Well, we were scheduled to shoot another episode next week ("Never Work with Children or Dogs"), but right after first rehearsal today, Jimmy Burrows announced that today ("Hostage Watch") was actually going to be our last episode. "I'm only telling you because of Maggie [Blanc, producer] and Dale [White, 1st AD]. I wanted to let you twist in the wind."

Later, just before lunch, Steve Levitan brought everyone together for the full "Sorry we're cancelled" speech. Several networks had been interested in the show last year, and Steve said his one mistake turned out to be going with Fox. He said nothing about CBS, but that only means that nothing official has happened. The CBS rumors were still alive throughout the night.

The episode wrapped before 9pm tonight, but I didn't leave Stage 20 until 11, as we had an impromptu wrap party. While we were shooting the last newsroom scenes, someone had set up food and drinks (alcohol even) on the bank set. We managed to get photos with some of the cast, and of course the entire newsroom background took several group photos.

--Ace, formerly of WURG News 9

I'm not ready to give up yet. I'm setting my hopes very low though this way there no way to but up!

This is what I found on TV.Com It's posted by teamfarce, who was part of BTY crew, or at least worked there.

Monday 12

The current episode "Hostage Watch" will be taped in front of the audience tomorrow (Tuesday), with several scenes pre-shot today. And another episode is still scheduled for next Tuesday.

If CBS picks up the show, no doubt these (and "House of Tomorrow") will air in September (and be on the Season Two DVD). If not, all 18 episodes would be on the Season One (or Complete Series) DVD.

--Ace @ WURG (for now)

Wed 14

Well, we were scheduled to shoot another episode next week ("Never Work with Children or Dogs"), but right after first rehearsal today, Jimmy Burrows announced that today ("Hostage Watch") was actually going to be our last episode. "I'm only telling you because of Maggie [Blanc, producer] and Dale [White, 1st AD]. I wanted to let you twist in the wind."

Later, just before lunch, Steve Levitan brought everyone together for the full "Sorry we're cancelled" speech. Several networks had been interested in the show last year, and Steve said his one mistake turned out to be going with Fox. He said nothing about CBS, but that only means that nothing official has happened. The CBS rumors were still alive throughout the night.

The episode wrapped before 9pm tonight, but I didn't leave Stage 20 until 11, as we had an impromptu wrap party. While we were shooting the last newsroom scenes, someone had set up food and drinks (alcohol even) on the bank set. We managed to get photos with some of the cast, and of course the entire newsroom background took several group photos.

--Ace, formerly of WURG News 9


Sonia, we have got to get the attention of CBS.

I'm not ready to give up yet. I'm setting my hopes very low though this way there no way to but up!


I hear what you are saying. Even though I will be VERY upset over a cancellation, I am very pleased to know we did everything we could in just a short amount of time.

Sonia, we have got to get the attention of CBS.

I agree we should stick with CBS. But what else can we do besides the petition and the campaign?

I agree we should stick with CBS. But what else can we do besides the petition and the campaign?


I swear I would love to get a bunch of people and dress like mascots aka the Anthrocon episode. :lol:

I am brainstorming as we speak. ;)

I swear I would love to get a bunch of people and dress like mascots aka the Anthrocon episode. :lol:

I am brainstorming as we speak. ;)

Haa, and beat the crap out of Reilly and Liguori :mad:

Ummm, I'm brainstorming too ;)

Haa, and beat the crap out of Reilly and Liguori :mad:

Ummm, I'm brainstorming too ;)

I thought I'd bump this thread back up, kind of like our central brainstorming area.

The next thing to get this going again should be to send letters to CBS and FOX telling them how much we love this show, and how much we want them to renew it. Instead of just an email, an actual letter would get their attention more.

Not sure how the water thing's doing. What else can we do to advertise it and get people to send?? On the other hand, the petition is going well. People are still signing it like crazy.

I can't remember if I ever watched "Back To You" but that was a touching curtain call. Most shows get me emotional with that curtain call, even if I've never watched them before.