A Veritable Flood...

Elven Princess, just because I'm the Lady in Black does not mean that I have any less homework than the rest of you. I can only post when my schedule permits. At the moment, my schedule is less than cooperative, but your comment galled me into action.

Today, I find that my sources have truly outdone themselves. One writes to tell us:

"The first filming for season 3 began last weekend.
The first episode involves the use of green screen, a
pitched terrorist fight of some sort, and will be set
in winter." - This corroborates with John Crutcher's ASE asking for camouflage clothing and Mr. Noa's recent casting call asking for "commandos." The ASE also mentioned that John will be handling a lot of the combat filming for the new season. I applaud Mr. Noa for his excellent taste in that regard. John is sure to give us both realism and good action. I am also quite interested by their use of green-screen technology: the production company is clearly going all-out to give us an excellent show this spring.

"Producer/Director/Writer Daniel Noa was heard saying
that Emily Holmes's agent (named in the credits of the
all-in-one DVD edition as "Agent Thorn") is still
alive and will be filmed soon (this weekend??)" - Ah, so one of our old favorites will be return after all. I am glad.

I have also become recently aware of the fact that Robert Hogan will be the new cinematographer, replacing last season's Jennifer Pinkerton. My source tells us to "expect a new look," and I truly hope that this means the production quality will be even more excellent than it was last spring. This same source also informed me that my recent leak concerning the Balkans was a mistake...it had been taken from an old, discarded script and had nothing at all to do with Season 3.

Saving the best for last: A spy planted deep within the production company has revealed this tasty morsel: RED FOX'S BROTHER ISN'T DEAD! Of course, this tidbit does little else for us except make us salivate for more information. True, thinking back on the episode which dealt with the younger Fox's "death," you never saw him (Matt Roche) actually shot, or declared dead. But there does seem to be a lot you can't get around: if he's not dead, who's body did they find in his room? How did he get away? Did Hitman let him escape? Why didn't he return earlier? Was he really shot, but not killed? Did the "three bullets lodged in his brain" line refer to the fact that he'd suffered brain-damage but not death? Was the brother "in" with Hitman the whole time? (That seems unlikely, seeing as he fought with him before his "death" and alerted CTU of the assassin's presence) We wait on the edge of our seats for the confirmation of this leak. Meanwhile, what do you think? The Real Director would be happy to entertain any of our fan's theories...