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Update: Bob Greenblatt it turns out is pushing Fuller and his remake forward.  Greenblatt is now the new head of NBC Entertainment, but when he took over at Showtime was the guy who decided not to go forward with a third season of ‘Dead Like Me’.  Of course, by that time Fuller had been pushed out as showrunner of his creation DLM back in the first season by Greenblatt’s predecessor at Showtime and management at MGM.  There were rumors that during the intense three days of whether to renew discussion/negotiations for DLM Fuller called Greenblatt to express his opinion.  What words were said only the two of them really know, and what effect that call had on Greenblatt’s decision not to go forward with the third season only Greenblatt really knows.  So nice to see the two of them getting together again.

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I finally got around to reading 3 episodes written by Greg Lemieux – posted on his ‘Brimstone’ website – and I liked the way he’s tied together a number of open threads from the two seasons into a trilogy that tells some pretty good stories, develops the characters, and provides some badly needed closure. Even tho I respect the way the writers of the original series brought things to a close, I’m left feeling that there is still a lot of story left in the Waffle Haus reaper gang, in particular George and her family. Greg’s very well done work satisfies some of that need.  (Link to scripts inside)

It basiclly says how Ellen Muth saw the movie as an end to the Dead Like Me franchise.

The movie, which is about iconoclastic 18-year old Georgia Lass, who is killed by falling space debris (a toilet seat from a satellite), and becomes a grim reaper. She joins a local grim reaper group and is assigned the task of helping the souls of the newly dead cross into the afterlife. Dead Like Me: Life After Death is a sequel to the Showtime series, Dead Like Me, which ran during the 2003 and 2004 seasons. After its initial run, reruns of the series could be seen on the Science Fiction channel. Jasmine Guy, Callum Blue, Joy Stevenson, and Britt McKillip reprised their television roles for the movie.

 

A question and answer period followed the film, during which time Muth revealed the bad news that she felt the movie represented the end of the Dead Like Me franchise.

It is sad what happed to the Dead Like Me series, it was really an amazing show. The movie tried to recapture that “magic” – getting (most) of the cast back together, but I felt that somehow it was just different. Very good! – but different.

Despite Ellens thoughts, I would still LOVE to see another Dead Like Me series – or move. There is so much they could still do.

Do you feel Ellens comments suggest the end?

Take a look at this:

The new Dead Like Me: Life After Death DVD Artwork / Cover. How cool is that? I like that it’s more in the “fun” style of the original First Season artwork, then the kind of “grim?” artwork from season 2.

The first two series are also getting new artwork to give everything the same look/feel, as well as the one package “complete collection”.

I cannot say if this is the 100% genuine artwork that will be used for the dvd’s. It could just be really good fan art.

What do you think? Are you happy with the new design? Always like to read others comments.

New Series artwork (Click for full size):

 Keep checking it — because right now, if you miss one — there is no way to see what you’ve missed

Hopefully they’ll sort that out soon, but until then.. Keep checking

http://www.deadlikemedvd.com/

More news when available…

It’s taken over 2hrs to delete more than 5k spam comments – but it’s all gone now, don’t worry – and I’m not going to biitch about it any more…

What’s happened in the last two weeks:

MGM have emailed to tell us about some great offers on iTunes – 99¢ per episode.

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Also, I’ve been given access to a folder containing 3.7GB of pictures from Series 1 and Series 2!! I’m downloading it for all of you now! But it’s going to take 23hrs!!! Guess that will be a post to read tomorrow

Great news for Real fans of Dead Like Me – You can now get the first series for your iPhones and iPods!

This is going to be very cool for watching the show away from home, on the go, and perfect for introducing new fans to the show

The full series is priced at $27.99. Individual episodes are priced at $1.99

Check it out: LINK TO ITUNES

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p.s The information about the show being on iTunes was provided by MGM themselves via email. The email also had this little “tease” at the bottom too…

I will also have some great news regarding the movie to you soon! =)

Keep checking back in the future, as soon as they tell me, I’ll tell you

Here’s something you really didn’t want to hear – The Dead Like Me Movie has been pushed back to 2009!!

Quoted from ellen-muth.com:

We’ve just had word that the movie of Dead Like Me has been moved back to 2009. At this stage it’s too early to say for sure when in 2009, but hopefully it will be early 2009! On the plus side Ellen has finished the entire 90 minute commentary with the director in one day! If we hear any more we’ll be sure to let you know.

This is a real setback – and we could really do with a reason (although, I’m sure we wont get one). From that statement we can see that: A: The movie is complete, B: The rerecording that needed to be done is now finished. C: Even the DVD extra features commentaries are complete. (90mins length of the film?)

What exactly is the hold up??? What can possibly take 6 months to complete?

 I think Homer Simpson has the best way to describe the news: “D’oh!”

Please feel free to fill the comments with your pain. Go on… let it out. You’ll feel better.