Dresden Files PSA

[annathepiper]

Darn, it looks like the next Dresden episode that's going to air will not in fact be "Storm Front"--it'll be "Bad Blood", according to its skiffy channel page. Poking around a little, I found this bit of schedule posted up on the forums on jim-butcher.com:

Date         Time ET/PT    Episode Title
02/25/2007   09:00 PM    BAD BLOOD   
03/04/2007   09:00 PM    SOUL BENEFICIARY   
03/11/2007   09:00 PM    WALLS   
03/18/2007   09:00 PM    STORM FRONT   
03/25/2007   09:00 PM    THE OTHER DICK

There were a lot of rerun showings listed in the schedule as well--it's all over the place on the Sci-Fi channel schedule, so if you miss the actual airtime on Sunday nights, wait around a bit and it'll definitely show up again. I'm a little bummed that "Storm Front" is going to take longer to get to us, but hopefully this'll mean that that story will be used to set more of a story-arc kind of tone. We'll have to see!

Comments

[logrusboy.livejournal.com]

There's nothing wrong with Sci-Fi Channel schedulers that can't be solved with a suitable application of...oh...an enchanted hockey stick?

[seimaisin.livejournal.com]

I think it might be a story-arc sort of thing, myself. It would have been hard to do "Storm Front", I think, early on in the series, because there's so much explanation and setup that happens in that book just in Harry's narration - it might be better storytelling for television to have it happen later, rather than rely entirely on his voiceover to explain the world we're living in.

That's my optimistic hope, anyway. ;)

[kirbyk.livejournal.com]

You can see the next two weeks, including reruns, at http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0486657/tvschedule

(I mention this mostly because I wrote the code.)

This comes from Tribune Media Services data, the same place that TiVo gets its feed.

I agree that this last week's episode was the best so far. I hope that this is a sign that they're hitting stride. I also hope, though, that we can get more serial elements soon - I'm such a serial television junkie.