Alias - Season IV

Fuck, oh well, there's always the gafney rug woman.

 

i like sydney in a bra and panties best.

 

she's ok but she's no lena olin.

 

Who is?

 

[font=Helvetica, Arial, Sans Serif]Cooper Talks Alias Return
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[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Sans Serif]Bradley Cooper, who will reprise the role of Will Tippin in the upcoming fourth season of ABC's spy series Alias, told SCI FI Wire that the new season will restore the balance between character and plot that was lost last season. "The cliffhanger thing has sort of stopped," Cooper said. "The first season was constantly 'How's she going to get out of this one?' And the second season was not as much. The third season really didn't do that much in terms of the relationships and the lines through the relationships. In season four, it's more like, 'Is she trusting her father or not?'"[/font] [font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Sans Serif]Cooper was not a regular cast member last season, though Tippin appeared in a couple of episodes. Similarly, Cooper said that he will show up in a few fourth-season episodes. "Maybe [he'll be] in a couple of episodes," Cooper said. "The character is in witness protection."[/font]

[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Sans Serif]Cooper spoke at a preview of Alias' third-season DVD set, which is now on store shelves. He said that he feels that the show's continued success can be attributed to a combination of interesting characters and a story that keeps viewers riveted to their seats. "It's a serial, and it's the kind of show you need to see all together," Cooper said. "That's sort of the ideal way to watch the show, because I think its shortcoming is that it's never been a show where you could watch, like, the second episode and then the 10th. You really have to watch them in a succession, so the DVD is the best way to watch the show." Season four of Alias is currently in production and will return to the air in January.[/font]

 

waiting until january sucks.

 

[font=Helvetica, Arial, Sans Serif]Alias moving to Wednesday nights, premieres 1/5/04


Alias Season Premiere Set [/font] [font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Sans Serif]The fourth season of ABC's spy drama Alias premieres Jan. 5 with a new two-hour episode that will air from 9-11 p.m. ET/PT, ZENtertainment reported. The series, starring Jennifer Garner and created by J.J. Abrams, will then move into its new Wednesday 9 p.m. timeslot, after Abrams' other hit ABC series, Lost.[/font]

[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Sans Serif]ABC delayed the premiere of Alias so that it could air new episodes each week without any reruns through the end of the season. "When we made the strategic decision this fall on Alias, we only hoped to be in the situation we find ourselves in today," ABC president of entertainment Stephen McPherson told ZENtertainment. "Lost provides a terrific platform for Alias' new season. Not only do both shows have similar audience profiles with great appeal to television's most coveted young-adult viewers, but they also share J.J.'s unique sensibility. This is a great two-hour block of programming."[/font]

 

I don't like the change to Wednesday's. Nope, don't like it a bit.

 

I don't like it because I just got back into The West Wing. Oh well.


[font=Helvetica, Arial, Sans Serif] Alias Makes Big Changes [/font] [font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Sans Serif]

J.J. Abrams, creator of ABC's spy drama Alias, told USA Today that Sydney Bristow (Jennifer Garner) gets a new boss, played by Angela Bassett; a new job in the CIA; and a new permanent addition to her family, as Mia Maestro joins the cast as Sydney's half-sister, Nadia, in the upcoming fourth season. Sydney and the rest of the team move to "a black ops division in the CIA," Abrams told the newspaper. "A cool new organization with cool new headquarters."[/font]

[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Sans Serif]Abrams adds: "I think we have found a way to click back into the Alias we all enjoyed." That means a return to more streamlined stories. "The plot became our god, which was a huge problem," he said. "It ended up superseding character."[/font]

[font=Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Sans Serif]Alias returns Jan. 5, 2005, in a new timeslot: Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT, where it will be teamed with Abrams' new hit, Lost.[/font]