From the horse's mouth, during pre-production of the series:
"I'm consulting, but it's informal and largely based on the fact that Robert is a decent and friendly guy. He's sent me scripts, a copy of the series bible, and I've given him feedback and seen changes made based upon it, which was (I thought) undeniably gentlemanly (and intelligent, of course) of him.
"I like what I've seen.
"That said, Robert isn't working in a vaccuum, and if I don't get absolutely everything I want in the show, neither does he. The differences, however, are generally minor and cosmetic. Some of them are just smart, and if I'd known more about writing when I was putting the books together, I probably would have used them. That's the advantage he has approaching this as a savvy screenwriter and producer, whereas I was an unpublished wannabe.
"I like where the show is (currently) going, and I've been called by the studio to see if I'd be willing to work with the writers a little more. I am (provided I don't get too much more work pressure, ugh). We'll see if I actually go out and talk with them, read scripts, what have you. I'd love to help. I'll also understand if they don't want the novelist-creator cramping professional scriptwriters' styles and making their jobs harder.
"It's out of my control, although arguably I'm not utterly unable to influence matters, and I can handle that. I'd love to help it be the best show it can, and I'll be happy to shoot my mouth off if someone wants my opinion. But then, who isn't.
"Hell, if they wanted me to, I'd be happy to write (or help write) a script. That would probably be a case of some poor intern carrying my weight, but what's life for if not to try new things!"
(taken from Jim Butcher's board on his website)
"I'm consulting, but it's informal and largely based on the fact that Robert is a decent and friendly guy. He's sent me scripts, a copy of the series bible, and I've given him feedback and seen changes made based upon it, which was (I thought) undeniably gentlemanly (and intelligent, of course) of him.
"I like what I've seen.
"That said, Robert isn't working in a vaccuum, and if I don't get absolutely everything I want in the show, neither does he. The differences, however, are generally minor and cosmetic. Some of them are just smart, and if I'd known more about writing when I was putting the books together, I probably would have used them. That's the advantage he has approaching this as a savvy screenwriter and producer, whereas I was an unpublished wannabe.
"I like where the show is (currently) going, and I've been called by the studio to see if I'd be willing to work with the writers a little more. I am (provided I don't get too much more work pressure, ugh). We'll see if I actually go out and talk with them, read scripts, what have you. I'd love to help. I'll also understand if they don't want the novelist-creator cramping professional scriptwriters' styles and making their jobs harder.
"It's out of my control, although arguably I'm not utterly unable to influence matters, and I can handle that. I'd love to help it be the best show it can, and I'll be happy to shoot my mouth off if someone wants my opinion. But then, who isn't.
"Hell, if they wanted me to, I'd be happy to write (or help write) a script. That would probably be a case of some poor intern carrying my weight, but what's life for if not to try new things!"
(taken from Jim Butcher's board on his website)
For continuity purposes it's been advised to watch the show in original shooting order which goes as follows...
Storm Front, Rules of Engagement, Birds of a Feather, Boone Identity, Hair of the Dog, Walls, Bad Blood, Soul Beneficiary, What About Bob, The Other Dick, Things That Go Bump, Second City
After "What About Bob" it's really up to the viewer.
Storm Front, Rules of Engagement, Birds of a Feather, Boone Identity, Hair of the Dog, Walls, Bad Blood, Soul Beneficiary, What About Bob, The Other Dick, Things That Go Bump, Second City
After "What About Bob" it's really up to the viewer.
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- How many seasons does The Dresden Files have?1 season
- How many episodes does The Dresden Files have?14 episodes
- When did The Dresden Files premiere?January 21, 2007
- When did The Dresden Files end?April 15, 2007
- How long are episodes of The Dresden Files?43 minutes
- What is the IMDb rating of The Dresden Files?7.6 out of 10
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- What is the plot of The Dresden Files?Harry Dresden is a wizard, the only one listed in the Chicago phone book. He's got a handle on the crimes that can't be solved by anyone else. Paranormal? No problem. Dresden deals in all matters of supernatural threats.
- Who are the characters in The Dresden Files?Harry Dresden, Amber, Demon Akiahacaric, Hrothbert of Bainbridge, Jason Tanner, Justin Morningway, Kelton Franks, Kirmani, Liz Fontaine, Lt. Connie Murphy, and others
- What genre is The Dresden Files?Crime Drama, Crime, Drama, Fantasy, and Mystery
- How many awards has The Dresden Files won?1 award
- How many awards has The Dresden Files been nominated for?3 nominations
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