Footage of a deleted (and possibly controversial) "Back to the Future" scene is making the blogosphere rounds.
Jacques Offenbach lampooned the idea of a Wagnerian "music of the future" in the "Symphony of the Future" scene of "Le Carnaval des Revues," from 1860: (Laurent Naouri, bass-baritone, with Les Musiciens du Louvre Grenoble conducted by Marc Minkowski, from Anne Sofie von Otter's Offenbach album).
Featuring local boys Sabbath, Judas Priest, Napalm Death and Doom, Jim was well-placed to whip up such a show – in the late 60s, he put on a blues night in Birmingham where all the luminaries of the future scene hung out, and where Sabbath eventually played their first shows.
Remember, the show gave us that cryptic future scene in the midseason premiere, which featured Rick injured under a tree.
The state plans to use Alicia's allegedly forged signature on the divorce document from the previous episode as a wedge against Will, forcing him into a legal and romantic corner and allowing for some highly charged future scenes.
To investigate the shared process which may underlie recalling past and imagining future scenes, Hassabis, Kumaran, and Vann et al. (2007) asked a group of patients with bilateral hippocampal damage and amnesia to construct atemporal scenes (i.e., not set in the past or the future) in their imagination.
"And I thought, 'Oh, he's one of those brilliant guys, but he's crazy.' What I later realized is that he was playing out scenes, future scenes.
According to "The Writer's Notebook," an eye-opening collection of writers' actual notebook pages, the novelist Ethan Canin made lists of "assignments" — future scenes to write — before choosing one and typing out quick-and-dirty sketches of the whole in sentence fragments.
Especially if, as I suspect, virtually no future scenes in the series will double down on this change?
Oliver and Felicity will obviously survive the events of "Eleven Fifty-Nine," since we've seen both characters graveside in the future scenes.
