He can do comedy, he can do drama, he can do the most addictive characters of all time, but he just can't seem to get a break from unimaginative networks. I believe this man just needs THE vehicle to blow them all away. When I look at some of the...
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He can do comedy, he can do drama, he can do the most addictive characters of all time, but he just can't seem to get a break from unimaginative networks. I believe this man just needs THE vehicle to blow them all away. When I look at some of the "actors" out there on commercially if not critically successful series, and then see Nathan excelling at performance after performance on what I believe to be great, imaginative but CANCELED shows...well, I just don't understand "the biz". Nor, apparently, does "the biz" understand me and what I want to see.
Nathan will win out. He is so talented and capable of such character diversity, I know the right vehicle will come along. And I will be watching.

Nathan Fillion is a great actor, who never seems to catch a break. His shows keep getting canceled when when they are excellent (Firefly) or alright (Miss Match or Two Guys a Girl and a pizza place), so I really hope his new show Castle is good...
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Nathan Fillion is a great actor, who never seems to catch a break. His shows keep getting canceled when when they are excellent (Firefly) or alright (Miss Match or Two Guys a Girl and a pizza place), so I really hope his new show Castle is good and gets picked up! Nathan is very talented and it is time that he gets a bit more well know past the rabid Firefly fans like myself. It is hard to play tough and "good" not nice which is easy. He is also from Edmonton, where I now reside, which is an added bonus.

I've been a huge fan of Nathan Fillion, since his appearance as the preacher in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. He was one of the most memorable villians, even more so than the original first villian "the master".

Nathan, has been...
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I've been a huge fan of Nathan Fillion, since his appearance as the preacher in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. He was one of the most memorable villians, even more so than the original first villian "the master".

Nathan, has been involved with so many great shows that networks always fail at giving a full run. One of his latest would be Drive, which was a interesting story of a group of random people given an opportunity to win a large sum of money for a cannonball style race across the country of which the first person to arrive - wins.

Now let me mention a tiny show from Joss Whedon called FireFly. This is/was/will be my most favorite sci-fi action series ever. This was such an original and ahead of it's time space cowboy genre, which after it's cancellation CONTINUES to gain newer fans by being one of the most popular shows on such sites like hulu.com While even I (being such a huge fan) thought that Nathan had reached his peak after his appearance in firefly. I was GLADLY mistaken with the release of Joss Whedon's internet sensational hit, Dr. Horrible's Sing-A-Long-Blog. Nathan appeared as Captain Hammer alongside seasoned actor Neil Patrick Harris, whom is another one of this generations most lovable actors. My only hope is that FireFly gets re-picked up and moved to another network that actually knows what they are doing of producing quality televised installments.

I hope that I don't sound too starry eyed when I say that there aren't enough adjectives in the english language to describe how talented I think that Nathan Fillion is. I feel like he's on the verge of greatness and he has been on some great...
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I hope that I don't sound too starry eyed when I say that there aren't enough adjectives in the english language to describe how talented I think that Nathan Fillion is. I feel like he's on the verge of greatness and he has been on some great shows and movies, he just needs that one role that makes people stand up and really notice.
He manages to play whatever role he takes on with a quirky sense of humor and such nuance that you can't help but be drawn to the characters, and how he is able to make the transition from goofy humor to menacing in an instant without making the character seem schizophrenic. I also love how he brings such believability and likability to characters - even Caleb on Buffy. While I happen to be a fan of the movies he's in, the problem is even though they're brilliant, they're also fringe and subject to cult followings rather than mainstream popularity. I think that if he found that role that was challenging and different while appealing to the masses, he'll become massive. And when he does, I hope that he'll stay as down to earth as he appears to be at Comicon and interviews.