Shiban to exec produce new show

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Sam Raimi (Spiderman) and Rob Tapert (The Grudge) have snagged former X-Files scribe John Shiban to exec-produce their new syndicated project, Wizard's First Rule. Shiban, who is now with the CW's Supernatural, will help adapt Terry Goodkind's series of books into a weekly TV series. Wizard's is set in a fantasy world of magic (and wizards, of course) and focuses on the Seeker, a man destined to save the world.Shiban tells Variety that much like The X-Files, "There's an overarching mythology to the series, but the job of Seeker allows him to fight evil in self-contained episodes."After spending seven years on The X Files and co-creating the short-lived spinoff, The Lone Gunmen, Shiban looks forward to making the syndie Wizard's strive for network-quality special effects and tone. "We're going to make it look huge," he said.Wizard's has been cleared for broadcast in 84 percent of the country and all top 50 markets. Nerds everywhere, rejoice! —Erin Fox


In other news...

Let one of my co-workers know that one of my all-time favorite SPN episodes was on last night.  She texted me at 9:30 last night saying she was watching SPN and was laughing her ass off.

Also, have some kinda of tendonitis today.  Both hands.  Hard to type.  Hard to use right had at all.  dammit.

It's so unfair...

My 19-year-old daughter told me yesterday that she had a dream about Jensen--he was her boyfriend.

Now this is unfair because....

 1)  I've only *ever* had one dream with either of the boys and they were only there briefly and no boyfriending involved
 2)  She doesn't even fangirl either of the boys--and if she did, it would probably be Jared
 3)  She rolls her eyes at her Mom and her SPN obsession.  She always says, "You need help."

*hmmph*

I once toldfickleone that I thought I didn't dream about the boys because I *think* about them constantly when I'm awake.  I dream alot and can remember them a lot.  When I was a child I realized that if I watched a scary show and didn't want to have a nightmare, all I had to do was think about the show a lot before I went to sleep and my subconscious didn't feel the need to invade my dreams with the scariness.

*hmmmph*

Who would have thought I'd regret that brain-programming decades later.