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04-17-2006, 08:17 AM
For those that would care to know, like I did. :smirk:
From SciFi.com-
Invasion Back With A Bang
Tyler Labine, who plays Dave on ABC's Invasion, told SCI FI Wire that his alien-invasion theorist character will be vindicated when the series returns from its hiatus on April 19 and promised that many questions will be answered on the way to the season-ending cliffhanger. "There's some different sides of Dave coming out here," Labine said in an interview. "Let me just say this: I can only be pushed so far. And I think I finally snap. It's in a very positive way, but I finally take some initiative and grow a bit stronger of a backbone. Let me just say some familial things push me to the edge."
Labine added: "I have a lot of things coming up with Deputy Sirk, the one-armed deputy, and he's very strongly involved in my vindication."
Labine's Dave, who was considered a bit of a conspiracy nut in the beginning of the series, quickly set forth his own theory about the changes in many of the local residents after Hurricane Eve hit the town of Homestead, Fla. Those changes involved so-called "extraterrestrial biological entities," or EBEs.
The series is headed for "the cliffhanger to end all cliffhangers," Labine said. "We are steam-rolling towards the pinnacle of the show. The episodes we've shot have been so unbelievably well-planned throughout the whole season. There's stuff coming up that I didn't even remember that we shot. And it's being tied in so cleverly. ... It was like things that you felt were insignificant or out of place early on, they weren't. They're being tied in all over the place, and we are shooting the finale right now. It's got a really, really huge cliffhanger shocker at the end."
Labine confirmed that it all has to do with another hurricane that's headed back toward Homestead. The new hurricane is "going to be like Eve, only we know what's coming this time, so we expect the s--t is going to hit the fan with this hurricane, and people are preparing for that. We can see hybrids preparing for it. We can see humans preparing for it. And we are preparing in two very different ways."
While there's no word from ABC regarding a possible second season for Invasion, Labine is hopeful. Despite the cliffhanger, he promises a lot of "burning questions" will be answered. The writers have "had to incorporate that into the writing of the last few episodes with just the possibility that, if this is the end, you don't want leave people just, like, more frustrated than entertained." ABC will announce whether or not Invasion will be picked up in mid-May.
From SciFi.com-
Invasion Back With A Bang
Tyler Labine, who plays Dave on ABC's Invasion, told SCI FI Wire that his alien-invasion theorist character will be vindicated when the series returns from its hiatus on April 19 and promised that many questions will be answered on the way to the season-ending cliffhanger. "There's some different sides of Dave coming out here," Labine said in an interview. "Let me just say this: I can only be pushed so far. And I think I finally snap. It's in a very positive way, but I finally take some initiative and grow a bit stronger of a backbone. Let me just say some familial things push me to the edge."
Labine added: "I have a lot of things coming up with Deputy Sirk, the one-armed deputy, and he's very strongly involved in my vindication."
Labine's Dave, who was considered a bit of a conspiracy nut in the beginning of the series, quickly set forth his own theory about the changes in many of the local residents after Hurricane Eve hit the town of Homestead, Fla. Those changes involved so-called "extraterrestrial biological entities," or EBEs.
The series is headed for "the cliffhanger to end all cliffhangers," Labine said. "We are steam-rolling towards the pinnacle of the show. The episodes we've shot have been so unbelievably well-planned throughout the whole season. There's stuff coming up that I didn't even remember that we shot. And it's being tied in so cleverly. ... It was like things that you felt were insignificant or out of place early on, they weren't. They're being tied in all over the place, and we are shooting the finale right now. It's got a really, really huge cliffhanger shocker at the end."
Labine confirmed that it all has to do with another hurricane that's headed back toward Homestead. The new hurricane is "going to be like Eve, only we know what's coming this time, so we expect the s--t is going to hit the fan with this hurricane, and people are preparing for that. We can see hybrids preparing for it. We can see humans preparing for it. And we are preparing in two very different ways."
While there's no word from ABC regarding a possible second season for Invasion, Labine is hopeful. Despite the cliffhanger, he promises a lot of "burning questions" will be answered. The writers have "had to incorporate that into the writing of the last few episodes with just the possibility that, if this is the end, you don't want leave people just, like, more frustrated than entertained." ABC will announce whether or not Invasion will be picked up in mid-May.