On Ash and his dad's relationship:
[font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif]“[Ash’s father] doesn’t like his son,” Majors said. “[Ash] goes back to his home town, where he created the mess to begin with, and left me there trying to clean up his mess. The town kind of went against me, also, because they didn’t want to be associated with the father of ‘Ashy Slashy’.”[/font]
Since AOD is officially canon now, how the hell do people not believe that Ash telling the truth, A, and B, how the hell did Ash manage to unlearn his lesson THAT quickly?
More on Chet:
[font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif]“Chet is a very questionable character on his own ... he makes drinks laced with ketamine. So that’s not a healthy situation,” [/font]
Ohhhkay. What is it with this show and hallucinogens? Stop winking at the audience!
SFX battle:
[font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif]“There’s a fight with a colon. An extended fight with a colon.”[/font]
[font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif]On the big bad:[/font]
[font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif][size=medium][font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif]Season two will also feature a yet-to-be-known character who will play a very important role. “There’s also a new main, main baddie, who is a nasty fucker. But we’re gonna take him down. If we can,” Campbell said.[/font]
[font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif]“It’s somebody who was intimately connected to [Lucy Lawless’ character] Ruby,” Rob Tapert—who produced the original Evil Dead movies, includingArmy of Darkness, which will get shout-outs this season—explained. “[This character] now knows that Ash is the chosen one, and he must be stopped at all costs.”
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[font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif]So Ruby's ex-lover?[/font]
[font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif]Sam Raimi's level of participation:[/font]
[font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif][size=medium][font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif]While Sam Raimi is still involved in[/font][font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif] Ash vs Evil Dead[/font][font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif], his role in season two is somewhat reduced, according to Tapert. “Sam had a huge footprint in the first season. [The season two plot of] going back home, some of the casting decisions, including Lee, and some things we played around with involving his beloved Delta [car]—[those are things] that he had to sign off on, and he was very much ultimately behind those things. He was very involved in the first part of the second season, getting that all set up. But he’s been involved in some other big movie projects that sort of sucked him away for the later half of the season.”[/font][/font][/size]
[font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif][size=medium][font=ElizabethSerif, Georgia, serif]Just admit he rubber stamped it, guys[/font][/font][/size]
