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Titans edit Dove

Rookwood posted 5 years ago

Heya tnt

I edited the "Dove" character names on the Titans eps 9 list to reflect that Don Hall was Dove (I) and Dawn Granger was Dove (II).

I noticed you reverted them back without a chat and wondered why. I made the decision based on DC Universe canon that the show has mirrored.

Following is the supporting info as to why I made the edit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawk_and_Dove

"The most prominent incarnations have been the original pairing of teenage brothers, the temperamental and militantHank Hall(Hawk) with the well-read and pacifisticDon Hall(Dove I), as well as the current teaming of Hank Hall withDawn Granger(Dove II), an unrelated young woman who assumes the role of Dove inHawk and Dove(vol. 2) No. 1 (October 1988) following Don's death in 1985'sCrisis on Infinite Earthsmaxi-series."

Just checking why you chose to reverse the edit and if you have questions =)

tnt posted 5 years ago

In the TV show they were never called "Dove one" or "Dove two", they were both just called Dove. Reference to "canon" is irrelevant, the only thing that matters is how the characters are named on-screen or in the official press releases/episode summaries.

Rookwood posted 5 years ago

Still have a ton to learn on the site.

DC's Legends ?

Gadfly posted 5 years ago

For the life of me, I couldn't spot Jason McKinnon in the 12/3 episode of DC's Legends? I know he's credited, but of his character I couldn't see a trace. I must be missing something. :( If you could help out a (time)-bro... where the heck does he show up?

Thanks!

tnt posted 5 years ago

At the very end when Charlie starts shapeshifting, she briefly turns into queen and then into F. Scott Fitzgerald, saying "I got my powers back!" https://i.imgur.com/KXXumUw.jpg

Gadfly posted 5 years ago

Duh. Thanks! Not sure why he got a up-front credit but the QE actress is listed in the back. Better agent, I guess. :) Oh well.

Gadfly posted 5 years ago

Bloody hell, I missed Ms. Amell as well. As did my SO. Where the heck does she appear in Supergirl? Even with your photo, I can't spot her. :( Thanks!

tnt posted 5 years ago

Around 14 second from the top of episode, when Deegan does this "My name is John Deegan..." speech. When he talks about being a doctor in Arkham, we briefly see he's doing some kind of shock therapy on Nora.

Gadfly posted 5 years ago

Ah. Thanks!

The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair


Nikquest posted 5 years ago

http://www.tvmaze.com/episodes/1544004/the-truth-about-the-harry-quebert-affair-1x10-episode-10

Can delete episode, please? 9 is finale.


Nikquest posted 5 years ago

Oops... Hmm, sorry, my fail, wrongly read Wiki and tracker's comments.

Rookwood posted 5 years ago

That's a hard series to find on torrent. I enjoyed the first 2 eps and working on downloading up to eps 8 but can't find anything past it yet.

Premiering year :: Thread Locked ~> Replying Here :)

SilverSurfer posted 5 years ago

It not fixes itself, just the premiering/returning part is not displayed anymore, until the end of a season.

That's why I had fixes in quotes ... it was meant to say the visible error is no longer being displayed not that the bug is truly fixed.

One thing is when the system not displaying something, that could be displayed. Like the episode order, until some conditions are met. But it's totally different when the system displaying the wrong or misleading information, ignoring the accurate data it have.

100% Agreed. If it seemed like I was trying to minimize your observation, that was certainly not my intent. In the particular case, the issue "disappears" in a week but I've seen other cases where the bug will be visible for months on end before "fixing" itself.

Deleting proper information to circumvent the software bug is absurd, don't you think?

Also 100% agreed. Removing known, accurate data to fix the problem is not a fix nor is it even a real workaround.

So ya, definitely a bug and definitely needs to be on the ToDo list.

FBI


wmulder posted 5 years ago

From Emmy Award winner Dick Wolf and the team behind the “Law & Order” franchise, FBI is a fast-paced drama about the inner workings of the New York office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. These first-class agents bring all their talents, intellect and technical expertise to tenaciously investigate cases of tremendous magnitude, including terrorism, organized crime and counterintelligence, in order to keep New York and the country safe. Craig Turk, Dick Wolf, Arthur W. Forney, Peter Jankowski and Niels Arden Oplev (pilot only) are executive producers for Universal Television in association with CBS Television Studios. Oplev directed the pilot from a story by Wolf and Turk, and a script by Turk.

FBI stars Missy Peregrym as Maggie Bell, Zeeko Zaki as Omar Adom “OA” Zidan, Jeremy Sisto as Jubal Valentine, and Ebonée Noel as Kristen Chazal.

https://www.cbspressexpress.com/cbs-entertainment/shows/fbi/releases/view?id=50191


wmulder posted 5 years ago

Yes, except in the release I posted they went more in-depth on who did what. Turk wrote the screenplay from a story Dick Wolf and himself thought up.


wmulder posted 5 years ago

Now why the hell do you have to start an edit war over this? Do you really know everything?

A news release that goes more in-depth is not over ruled by a news release that leaves things out.

tnt posted 5 years ago

Watch your tone, please. Looks like it's you who know everything, don't you?

Specific episode release, issued in August, by any means would have more actual information, then a general release, issued in May, and covering a half-dozen of the shows. It doesn't matter, who wrote what, what matter is who is credited and how. And CBS episodic releases are proved to be consistent with the on screen credits.


JuanArango posted 5 years ago

I think the release that wmulder posted is a bit more in depths, it gives more information than the other press release, from my opinion we should add it the following:

Teleplay: Craig Turk

Story: Craig Turk

Story: Dick Wolf

tnt posted 5 years ago

Whatever, I don't care. But we're always using a more actual release.


JuanArango posted 5 years ago

yes, a new press release usually overrules an older one, but sometimes a newer press release is jst shortened, that means the info from the older release is still valuable :)


JuanArango posted 5 years ago

btw, as soon as the episode airs this will be solved anyways, as we will go with what the on-screen credits say :)


wmulder posted 5 years ago

The on-screen credits have spoken.


wmulder posted 5 years ago

btw, Connie Nielsen was credited with the cast, so don't change her back to guest star

tnt posted 5 years ago

Whatever. BTW you've missed Dick Wolf as a story author :p


wmulder posted 5 years ago

No, I did not, but I could not change that anymore as too many times it was changed already.

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