Posted by Babelfish at 54.los-angeles-26-27rs.ca.dial-access.att.net on January 14, 2003 at 23:39:50:
So, this has probably been asked, but I didn't see it in the summaries...
When I was a kid, I started writing because of Douglas Adams..
Later on I started reading Neil Gaiman, and became a huge fan, and I know he was a friend of Adams'
And later later on I saw a little movie called Clerks, which started my filmmaking career (even though the actual veiwing was horribly embarrasing... Picture this: we're in the video store and mom says "Oh, I heard this was funny...wanna try it?"...we bring Clerks back to the house, where her in-laws are staying... "Wanna watch a movie with us, we don't know what it's about, but it's supposed to be funny.." I sat there and watched it with my mother, and my ultra-conservative grandparents... We couldn't look at eachother for weeks afterward..nothin like a good blowjob count to bring three generations together, eh!)
So, my original point was to ask... why did Kevin give thanks to them in Dogma? Was it just a general thanks, or were they somehow involved?