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The Jets opened up the season with the Ravens. Will this be the year we finally turn the corner?

Both teams had terrific drafts, picked up a lot of great young stars… or players who are supposed to be stars, at least. Hope springs eternal, especially for fans of the Giants and Jets. The NFL is back, and I don’t know whether I should cheer or weep. There’s more, there’s more, there’s always more, but I don’t have time right now. Vincent will attend, for a talk and Q&A after the screening. Here in Santa Fe, COOTERS will open the festival at the Jean Cocteau on October 19, at the Jean Cocteau. We do not have the screening schedule for FilmQuest yet, but I will share it when it comes in. Directing by and starring Vincent d’Onofrio, COOTERS won the award for Best Science Fiction Short at the LA Shorts Film Festival in August, and has also been accepted into the Santa Fe International Film Festival, and FilmQuest in Provo, Utah. Oh, oh… before I forget… NIGHT OF THE COOTERS, the first of our short films adapting the classic short stories of Howard Waldrop, is making the film festival circuit. This year the show will be adapting Tony’s novel PEOPLE OF DARKNESS (parts of which were melded into season one). And then on to season two!Īnd speaking of second seasons… DARK WINDS, our adaptation of Tony Hillerman’s classic Joe Leaphorn / Jim Chee mystery novels, has already assembled its writers’ room, and is well into hammering out s2 scripts. And hey, four more episodes to go… the best is yet to come. I hope you guys are enjoying HOT D as much as I am. (Oh, and let me give a tip of the hat to Jocelyn Diaz, another one of our EPs, who helped immeasurably). And last but not least, our showrunners, Ryan Condal and Miguel Sapochnik… HOT D would not exist without them. Sara Hess, Charmaine De Grate, Ira Parker, Ti Mikkel, and rest of our scriveners have done my story right, I think. And I should say a few words for our writers too, who never get the attention that the stars do. I would be hard pressed to say which of them I love best. Meanwhile, Matt Smith and Paddy Considine and Rhys Ifans and Fabien Frankel and Steve Toussaint and the rest of our cast continue to excel.

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Westeros, like the real world, is full of complex characters, capable of both good and evil. Milly Alcock and Emily Carey were incredible as young Rhaenyra and young Alicent, were they not? With Sunday’s episode, Emma d’Arcy and Olivia Cooke took over as the adult versions of the characters. We are more than halfway through the season now (I meant to blog after our debut, I really did, but time got away from me).

And thanks to our amazing cast and crew as well. Thanks to all of you who are watching, and helping to spread the word. Let’s talk about something more exciting: HOUSE OF THE DRAGON! The show opened strong and has only been getting stronger. We have been drafting O linemen for a decade, yet the line never gets better. Saquon looked great, but the O-line did not. He was so impressive last year, when they put him in. They really should bench Flacco and give Mike White another chance. The Jets turned back into the Jets, no more miracles. This weekend, however… bah, humbug, life is meaningless and full of pain. The Giants had a good solid victory too, if less exciting. Two touchdowns in the last two minutes? Seven hells. I keep meaning to post stuff, but there’s so much going on that I keep falling behind… (Or should that be a bad Not-a-Blogger?).