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Couch started by asking about the logistics of balancing their work versus private life. Tweeting about each others' show isn't an issue, Butters said, putting to rest any notions about there being an in-house Marvel vs. DC rivalry. They don't really spoil things for each other, but will discuss any issues they're having breaking a story aspect, or perhaps share something they're very excited about. Guggenheim admitted that he is more guilty of spoilers than Butters.
Their daughters don't watch "Arrow" that much -- it's "too adult," noted Butters -- but they like Canary. "It's definitely too adult," Guggenheim concurred. "But we're not good parents, so they've definitely seen it."
"Agent Carter" is more their kids' speed. Their eldest daughter wants a Peggy outfit to wear to Comic-Con International, while another daughter wants to dress up as Dottie.
Since the episode order is so different -- "Agent Carter" thus far only seeing an 8-episode run, while Guggenheim's projects are longer and more open-ended -- Couch asked if they were jealous of the other's situation. Butters' answer indicated the possibility of more "Agent Carter" in the future, as she said she would love to have thirteen episodes to work with, but would also be fine sticking with the current eight-episode format due to the series' visual effects needs, which are far more than people would expect. She mentioned a piece "Wired" did that chronicled the before and after adding effects to the first two episodes. They averaged 200 visual effects per episode, and she worries that anything more than a thirteen episode order would be "pushing the envelope" on quality.
Asked whether future seasons of "Agent Carter" could take place in different decades, Butters said she and Co-Showrunner Michelle Fazekas talked about it, but will likely keep it in the same period, maybe changing location to a place like Hollywood or Europe. The only real constraint is maintaining the pre-S.H.I.E.L.D time frame, or there would essentially be two "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." series on.
Their daughters don't watch "Arrow" that much -- it's "too adult," noted Butters -- but they like Canary. "It's definitely too adult," Guggenheim concurred. "But we're not good parents, so they've definitely seen it."
"Agent Carter" is more their kids' speed. Their eldest daughter wants a Peggy outfit to wear to Comic-Con International, while another daughter wants to dress up as Dottie.
Since the episode order is so different -- "Agent Carter" thus far only seeing an 8-episode run, while Guggenheim's projects are longer and more open-ended -- Couch asked if they were jealous of the other's situation. Butters' answer indicated the possibility of more "Agent Carter" in the future, as she said she would love to have thirteen episodes to work with, but would also be fine sticking with the current eight-episode format due to the series' visual effects needs, which are far more than people would expect. She mentioned a piece "Wired" did that chronicled the before and after adding effects to the first two episodes. They averaged 200 visual effects per episode, and she worries that anything more than a thirteen episode order would be "pushing the envelope" on quality.
Asked whether future seasons of "Agent Carter" could take place in different decades, Butters said she and Co-Showrunner Michelle Fazekas talked about it, but will likely keep it in the same period, maybe changing location to a place like Hollywood or Europe. The only real constraint is maintaining the pre-S.H.I.E.L.D time frame, or there would essentially be two "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." series on.
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I actually like the look of One Big Happy. I've seen that guy in a few things and liked him in them all so I'll check it out.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for Secrets and Lies!!!!
ReplyDeleteOne Big Happy is hilarious. There are some scenes there which we not in the episodes I got to watch.
ReplyDeleteI loved the Secrets & Lies premiere episodes, but where were the 14 million people watching, ABC?
ReplyDeleteThey are probably including DVR, +3 numbers and online ;)
ReplyDeleteAfter three days, 7.7 million people watched the premiere. 6.3 million people online is way too much, right? Even adding to those 7.7 million people the 4.15 who watched the repeat on Monday, there are still more than 2 million people missing. I don't really know if that many people watching online is usual or not, but it just seems odd.
ReplyDeleteNick Zano is surprisingly charismatic.
ReplyDeleteStill I'm not banking too much on this show. Not because I don't like the people involved because I do, but I'm just getting a feeling it won't last long.