Who would you like to see JMS collaborate with?

[phazedout]

can't belive no-one has mentioned this
Neil Gaiman
I Think him and JMS could make beautful stuff together.
Phaze
on the "In a posting phase but very sleep deprived so forgive typos, too tired to even pay attention" ID

[Joe Nazzaro]

Should I point out that JMS and Gaiman have already worked together on Day of the Dead? Although he didn't take any credit, there are are a number of tweaks and rewrites that Joe did on Neil's script. But I know that's not what you meant; we're talking about bigger, cooler projects.

[Doom Shepherd]

ME!! Bwa-ha-ha!

What, you have to actually be published to count?

Bah! Just because Whedon's already done one "Epic Monster Ensemble Story," while I can't even get mine out from my head yet, doesn't mean it couldn't be awesome someday. Right after pigs fly and Jerry Doyle gets elected President.

[Pedrith]

Gosh. Writing wise, JMS/Joss Whedon would be interresting, as would him teaming up with Ronald Moore. I also would like to see him and Terrance Dicks work together.

Acting wise, I would love to see Bruce Campbell, Sir Derek Jacobi, and Brian Blessed work with him, along with Michael O'Hare if he is still acting. All in the same project would be cool.

David

[Lunan]

David weber comes to mind now, also i think jms would do a good job adapting anne mccaffrey's crystal singer trilogy into a series of movies or miniseries. mainly i think that because he understand how o build a character and make it interesting while to wold happens in the background and those books are ver much character based

also i could see him working with robin cook on either a writen or a visual media.

i'd also love to see jms work in the fantasy genre, perhaps with hicks/weisman, jeff grubb, or shana abe

[Whyruss]

The lineup I liked to see the most would be JMS / Joss Whedon. But also JMS / Daniel Knauf (Carnivale) could become interesting...

[Donald]

Not sure why you would think that would be blasphemous, especially since RM highly respects JMS and was inspired by B5 and JMS' work when he did BSG.

I read once in one of RM's blogs that he got to share a stage with Harlan Ellison and JMS at a con and how he was so intimidated and honored at the same time to sit up there with the likes of those two.

I'd never heard that Ron Moore quote before. Very cool.

I joked about it being blasphemous because Ron worked on DS9. Of course, Ron did not create DS9 and I think he had a lot to do with improving the show from season 3 onwards.

[colonyearth]

I'd never heard that Ron Moore quote before. Very cool.

I joked about it being blasphemous because Ron worked on DS9. Of course, Ron did not create DS9 and I think he had a lot to do with improving the show from season 3 onwards.

He certainly couldn't have hurt it. I don't think JMS would hold RM accountable for somethingin Paramount and most likely Berman did. At that time, RM was still in his "yes, sir, Mr Berman, sir" phase. Thank goodness that's over.

CE

[Susitcha]

Thinking along the mystery lines, I would love to see what he and Rob Thomas could create.

Almost there now. He is working with Joel Silver

[JoeD80]

I joked about it being blasphemous because Ron worked on DS9. Of course, Ron did not create DS9 and I think he had a lot to do with improving the show from season 3 onwards.

DS9 got the better writers from TNG IMO, and Moore is one of my favorites. But creatively from mid-season 3 onwards it was Ira Behr's show and a lot of credit to improving the show should probably go to him.