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Kevin Weisman makes regular appearances on Alias as Marshall J. Flinkman and has also had recurring roles on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Felicity, and Roswell. He is a founding member of the award-winning Buffalo Nights Theatre Company. He lives in Los Angeles.
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17 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
When I first heard about this book, I was more than thrilled. Finally! A book that addresses the complicated mythology of Alias in a smart, and intellectually-stimulating way. But sadly, this book proved to be disappointing.
While I did love a few of the articles in the book, I also found some of them to be a "fact dump" with little analysis. If I wanted a plot summary, I wouldn't have spent $14.95 on a book that promised analysis.
As a graduate student, I honestly hoped that "Alias Assumed: Sex, Lies and SD-6" could be useful in my research of modern television, but unfortunately, it wasn't. But if you want a fun book that might raise a few ideas you hadn't considered about your favorite show, it's well worth the read! :)
While I did love a few of the articles in the book, I also found some of them to be a "fact dump" with little analysis. If I wanted a plot summary, I wouldn't have spent $14.95 on a book that promised analysis.
As a graduate student, I honestly hoped that "Alias Assumed: Sex, Lies and SD-6" could be useful in my research of modern television, but unfortunately, it wasn't. But if you want a fun book that might raise a few ideas you hadn't considered about your favorite show, it's well worth the read! :)
By T. Baker
Format:Paperback
For anyone who loves this show, the series of essays contained in this book will be entertaining. Family relationships, a spy as role model, Alias as a model on girl friendships, the probability of the gadgets existing/working in real life, the love life of single spies ... all are explored.
You'll probably even have a few moments of "Hey, I've wondered the same thing about XYZ!" I sure did. A fun read.
You'll probably even have a few moments of "Hey, I've wondered the same thing about XYZ!" I sure did. A fun read.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
If you were a fan of Alias, I highly recommend buying this book. In a series of essay's, you get an interesting look at the world of Alias. Very entertaining, informative and just plain fun. You'll love it.
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
The chapters are articles that are useful in themselves, especially in understanding the psychology and methods of terrorism, and counter-terrorism.
1 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Kiki
Format:Paperback
Extremely engaging and exciting the entire way through...I've been waiting for someone to write an Alias book like this!
0 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Great book helps when the series is on hiatus! Highly recommended for all Alias fans.
3 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Here's how it starts:
Hello everyone. Kevin Weisman here, aka Marshall J. Flinkman. When I was first asked to write this introduction, I have to admit I was surprised that so many articles on our little show had been amassed. As I started to read the pieces, I was taken aback by the depth of knowledge of the show that these writers have. Which brings me to the nature of the Alias fan (or fanatic, as is often the case...) You are all a learned, emotional, caring bunch. I marvel at how often I am stopped in the street for everything from a simple hug to technical support questions to new and often twisted theories on Rambaldi and The Prophesy. The Alias fan (atic) often knows more about the show than I do (and definitely more than Victor Garber does...trust me, he would be first to admit that...). So, before I go any further, I want to thank you- the Alias fan- for sending the constant love our way, for caring about the characters like you do, and for keeping us on the air with your fervent devotion!
You can read the whole thing by looking at the Search Inside feature.
Hello everyone. Kevin Weisman here, aka Marshall J. Flinkman. When I was first asked to write this introduction, I have to admit I was surprised that so many articles on our little show had been amassed. As I started to read the pieces, I was taken aback by the depth of knowledge of the show that these writers have. Which brings me to the nature of the Alias fan (or fanatic, as is often the case...) You are all a learned, emotional, caring bunch. I marvel at how often I am stopped in the street for everything from a simple hug to technical support questions to new and often twisted theories on Rambaldi and The Prophesy. The Alias fan (atic) often knows more about the show than I do (and definitely more than Victor Garber does...trust me, he would be first to admit that...). So, before I go any further, I want to thank you- the Alias fan- for sending the constant love our way, for caring about the characters like you do, and for keeping us on the air with your fervent devotion!
You can read the whole thing by looking at the Search Inside feature.
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