Newsgroup: it.fan.tv.buffy
Titolo: Captain Jack + Captain Mal =...

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http://classic-horror.com/newsreel/torchwood_aliens_monsters_and_sex_coming_to_bbc_america
Intervista ad alcuni autori di Torchwood (tra cui Noel Clarke... Mickey in 
Doctor Who).
Estrapolo:
Although "Doctor Who" is an established British show, the creators also take 
inspiration from American shows, particularly the Joss Whedon creations, 
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Angel" and "Firefly."  "I think the combination 
of emotional storytelling and action-adventure and science-fiction and 
fantasy absolutely plays into 'Torchwood.'  I think it's loads of 
influences, really!  It's kind of hard to identify just one. But I think, I 
think what we really wanted to do was make a show that was a little more 
American in feel that some of the British shows.  A bit more international," 
says Chibnall.
Clarke says, "It's the sort of format that has worked for Whedon's stuff 
which has proved so popular. It's stuff that our country was seriously 
lacking.  I think we've tapped into that market that people didn't really 
know was there."
....
Chibnall finds it difficult to name a favorite science fiction show.   "Oh 
my goodness me!" he laughs.  "That's like saying, 'what's your favorite ice 
cream', isn't it?  'Well, on this day it's that...'"  But he does have a few 
favorites.  "I particularly love 'Firefly' and Serenity.  I think the final 
episode of 'Firefly' was absolutely extraordinary.  'Battlestar Galactica.' 
'Farscape,' I particularly love.  They were setting the bar very high.  And 
actually, they deal with sex and love and lust as well, so I think that's 
terrific, very funny and very sharp - the writing on 'Farscape' was 
extraordinary."
"For me, it's the Whedon stuff. Particularly 'Angel,'" says Clarke.  "And 
'Dark Angel'!  Jessica Alba - James Cameron from back in the day. Got 
cancelled early.  I used to love that. 'SG-1.'  Stargate..."
"We could just go on listing all the shows ever!" says Chibnall, who says 
he's also a fan of "Lost" and "Heroes."
Chibnall's mention of "Firefly" as a favorite leads to the obvious (for the 
geekiest of us) question: Captain Jack with Captain Mal from "Firefly." What 
would they do together?
"That's a good show right there!" says Chibnall
"Oh, I know what Captain Jack would want to do with him!" Clarke laughs.
"Yeah, absolutely.  He'd have the whole crew!" agrees Chibnall. "I'd love to 
see Jack on board that ship!  That would be fantastic - with all of them!  I 
think they would have a riot, you know?  I think it would start with a 
fight.  But I think they'd come to an appreciation of each other - of each 
other's tactics and each other's modus operandi.  I think they'd be there 
with all the drinks and the food in the cabin... I think they would enjoy 
each other's company!  I think there'd be a bit of vying for superiority 
first, but yeah.  Oh, if only!  There's a fantasy!  Someone must be doing a 
fanfiction about that."
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