I wrote a script about two thirds of the way into the season of Invasion. What can I say? I had some time on my hands. It was during the time that episode #117, “Re-Evolution” was shooting and I had only one brief scene to do for it. I decided that rather than sit on my hands I’d put them to work writing. I’d never written for tv before so I wasn’t hoping for my efforts to lead to anything more than an opportunity to develop my skill. I had by that point in the year of production established relationships with some of the writers on the show and I thought I could pass the script off to one or two of them and get some pointers from the professionals. It turned out that they couldn’t legally read, handle, or even look at a script for Invasion that hadn’t been submitted throught the proper channels. Dismayed, I didn’t follow through with having the script documented with the Writer’s Guild of America and submitted to Invasion Production through my agent. I was like, “For Pete’s sake people, I just want some feedback!” Well, maybe you all could provide my feedback instead?
Download the script: Communion Invasion Script in PDF format (zipped).
Quick notes about the script:
I had no firm ideas about where Invasion was heading. As you well know, every time you thought you knew where it was going Shaun and his crack staff would throw you a nasty curveball that would make your head spin. I did, however, hear about certain ideas that were being floated around the set. Plus I had my own ideas about what stories I thought would be interesting to explore. As it turned out, I wasn’t so far off the mark after all. I was shocked and encouraged to find that more than a few story points in my script were used in some form or another in the episodes that were to follow.
SPOILER ALERT*** One particular story line in my script which never saw the light in the Invasion series was the one involving Mariel. When I auditioned for the role of Sirk, Shaun wrote a scene specifically for the audition in which Sirk seduces Mariel at the behest of Underlay. I asked him afterward if that scene was ever going to see the light of day and he replied, very hedgingly, that they were keeping all of their options open. Because Kari was such a strong actor I felt it was inevitable for the show to explore the intricacies of Mariel’s fidelity. It was much more believable for Russell’s character to be the vehicle of that exploration than her husband’s deputy. Besides, I ended up getting some pretty cool stuff with Kira.
In the end, I learned that I have a bit of a dark sensibility and that the only way that some of the more extreme story elements would work is if this were a script for a the season finale. Like I said, I’m a novice at writing but I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed the process and I certainly plan on pursuing it as a creative outlet. Well obviously not this time around, but next time I’ll be a little more aggressive about weaseling my way into the writing process so I can grow in my writing as well as my acting. And now you can help me. I encourage any kind off feedback you want to offer up. Don’t worry about hurting my feelings…I have no feelings. Juilliard stole them from me a long time ago. Seriously, I enjoyed writing “Communion” so much and I hope you enjoy reading it, from one fan to another.
Nathan
First of all, this being my first comment here, I love your work on the show Nathan. As the season progressed I really enjoyed your character more and more (due to both your acting and the writing).
As for the script, I loved it. It was an entertaining read and would have fit well within the show. As for your actual writing skills, I can’t really comment as I have just recently begun writing scripts myself and I’m only a novice.
Favorite parts: Tom talking to Mariel on the phone followed by the crashing his car. I could totally visualize that scene and I loved it. Also, Father Scanlon’s monologue at the end was great and really fit well with how alot of Invasion shows end.
Only problem that comes to mind was the bathtub scene in the beggining. I felt it just didn’t fit Tom’s character to be having such an intimate and innocent moment. I realized you were trying to set up Mariel rejecting Tom and then having him put the gun to his head, but I simply didn’t like the approach. Oh, and I also felt Dave was a bit too childish in his scenes with Larkin. I like how you were putting a bit of comedy in, it just didn’t work for me.
Overall I loved it, and I wish you luck in the future with any writing/acting endevors. I also hope I didn’t offend you with the (very) few problems I had with the script.
Comment by Adam — May 28, 2006 @ 10:53 am
Woohoo, first to post a comment. I have just read your script and I really loved it. It’s amazing how people involved in one show see it all going in different directions and I can’t belive that nobody even wanted to glance at it.
It’s quite an interesting script the idea of Lewis and Mariel having this connection, brilliant. I never would have thought of that. I would really like to see that explored if they do a second season. It’s almost like Sirk lost his vulnerability when he had to make the decision. Once he decided he was very sure of himself, convinced he was doing the right thing. I loved it.
Comment by Jemma — May 28, 2006 @ 10:57 am
Sorry Nathan…it’s my profession to spot these things as an educator you know.You misused the word “peaks” in it’s usage. (peeks)
“I have no feelings. Juilliard stole them from me a long time ago.”
I know all about those kind of critiques. I went through that as well. So here goes:
You got me with that bathtub scene.
That closely resembles some fanfic(ner) on the Fichtner fan site. You would do well there, too! (not that I read any of it of course..I am just speculating) 
A few things I question. You used the name “Mrs. Underlay”. Not ‘Dr. Underlay”? And, Is “sh_tiest” an adjective often used in scripts nowadays? LOL!! You have really got the teen speak down…totally? Did Lewis ever call Mariel by her first name? Or was that a sign that a change was on the horizon? I was impressed by your knowledge of the greenhouse effect.
I found a sense of urgency in trying to read through to the end quickly. The tension was great. It really built up and made you try to second guess the intention..much like that short film at your NYC premier. Of course..offing Bill Fichtner would have been a very nasty thing to do to us Fic fans as you well know! So I KNEW you would not do that to us! I know you will have a future with this, but if not, you can always post in the fanfic file on the site.
Miss you Nathan and I am looking forward to seeing BTM again when it opens nationwide.
AJ
Comment by AJ — May 28, 2006 @ 11:54 am
Nathan, I really enjoyed reading that, well done. I’m with AJ on the bathtub scene, absolutely loved that but then Mariel goes all cold on Tom again. She goes up and down more times than a pogo stick! It’s the one thing that kind of irked me throughout the series… one minute she’s loyal to Tom and the next minute she’s making eyes at Russell! I mean come on! Any fic first member will tell you if you’re married to Tom Underlay you ain’t looking elsewhere! But I digress.
You kept the essence of the characters with the dialogue and actions really well although Jesse usually comes across a lot more sullen than he does in your script! I especially liked the interchange between Dave and Russell, you got that down to a tee and the frisson between Kira and Jesse was a nice touch. The parts I couldn’t quite get my head around were a)Tom putting that gun to his head - no matter how bad things get Tom is the ultimate survivor and I just can’t picture him getting to that point ever and b)Tom ‘handing’ Mariel over to Lewis - whilst he loves Mariel and wants her to be happy I think his love is all too consuming and he would never share her with another man, he could never bear it.
The tension with the storm brewing and the intrigue with trying to guess what the heck Tom was up to was built up very nicely culminating in Tom crashing the car. I was really fearful he hadn’t survived but was very relieved he did. Faking his own death was genuine Tom - manipulative and controlling! And it was great to see Father Scanlon reappear, his is one of those quiet characters that hooks you in, what little dialogue they have packs a punch! I also loved the angst that Lewis displayed over fulfilling Tom’s request. Being a practicing Catholic I can totally relate to that, lol. I also loved the way you spun the scene with Lewis confronting Mariel at his apartment on it’s head… I thought she was shocked because he was holding a gun on her or something but he got his arm back! Can I ask with the gunshot wound mentioned earlier, was that really what it was? Because I thought you were using the cover story that was used in the series for real when Tom persuaded Lewis to chop his arm off. Wasn’t Lewis already a hybrid then? I can’t quite imagine Lewis and Mariel getting it together but then I’ve already made my feelings clear on Mariel’s ever changing fancies so I won’t go there again.
I can’t think of anything more to add now and I’ve rambled on for long enough but I will say thanks for sharing that with us and asking for our opinions. You know you should really write a continuation of where the first series left off and get it published so that all the Invasion fans have something to look forward to. Or suggest it to Shaun… if we can’t have it on tv we want it as a book!
Thanks anyway and keep writing.
Bernie
Comment by Bernie — May 28, 2006 @ 4:48 pm
Loved most of it except two parts, first Dave going Algore (A Ditto-head term) about global warming (I remember in school, when the crisis was the coming ice age)and the other was making Mariel a pot-head (She’s a doctor, and doctors are smart, pot kills brain cells) but other than those thing, Well done!
Comment by John — May 28, 2006 @ 5:48 pm
Hi again Nathan, I printed off your script last night and took it up to bed to read instead of my usual nightime read. I have to say I was really impressed, although no expert, I do read a lot and I think I can recognise good writing when I see it. The first thing I noticed was I was hearing the characters voices in my head as I read their lines, and I had perfect pictures in my head of each scene. Whether it would have fitted in with the story line is immaterial the fact is is was well written and had some really good ideas in it. I think we all thought Kira was destined to be with Jesse but were pleasantly surprised when she fell for you (Lewis)much more suitable, as Jesse, although sweet was a tad immature for her.
Keep up the writing Nathan it has so much promise but we love to see on the screen too!!!!
Regarding the second season!! I still haven’t given up hope and the signatures are still coming in. I was thinking last night that Invasion could have been another V except much better, you know, aliens living with humans, some good and bad on both sides, it has so much potential. So many potentially good storylines there. I am in the USA later this month maybe I should go shake some sense into the ABC bosses lol.
All the best to you all whatever happens.
Maureen (UK)
PS Where can I get a picture of all the cast?
Comment by M Bartlett — May 28, 2006 @ 11:13 pm
I’m gonna take a moment to compose myself after the neo comment
I dunno, it could just be me, but at times I think Dave talks too intelligently if you follow, such as “Its not wind we have to worry about
but the water displacement” I think he’d probably say something more along the lines of “It isn’t the wind we’ve got to worry about… its the water displacement… look at this” and Russell would probably say something more like “what?” rather than “I don’t follow you.” and when he gets in Russ’ face I don’t think say “I believe” so much sounds quite right, it sounds to me more like a letter ^^
The only real problems I think you have with the script are very small things like that
I have to say I disagree with an earlier post about Underlay, I think you hit his earlier character spot on, we haven’t seen this side of him so much as the series has progressed, but I think his character could very likely have this side of him, we just have not really seen it shine out much as of yet. I like the storyline, especially that we get to see that Tom has a soul for once, while we were second guessing him he seemed to be some kind of omni present being, its nice to see him becoming more vulnerable here as it has become apparant he’s not actually a bad guy around this time.
Excellent job, you should try becoming a writer
-Gryff
Comment by Tim Nichol — May 29, 2006 @ 3:19 am
Nathan I’m sorry to say I haven’t been able to download the script yet but the comments look favourable so I’m looking forward to reading it. I really would like you to develop your interest in writing by considering tying up all those loose ends left by the early demise of Invasion. Would you consider it please?
Good luck in all your future ventures whatever happens!
Karen (UK)
Comment by Karen — May 29, 2006 @ 7:01 am
I just wanted to say I am a huge fan of the show and you as well. You can’t imagine how bummed out I am over the fact there may never be a season 2 of this amazing show. Hot chicks , Alien Hybrids and a great storyline all kept me riveted to the tv. I really pray that somehow it can all be worked out to either get a second season or a movie of the week or something like that to finish it off properly.
Comment by Anthony M — May 29, 2006 @ 2:10 pm
I thought you were brilliant on the show! You show such amazing talent and bring such authenticity to your character. I hope the show does go on. If not, I am sure that you will continue to have a fabulous career in acting. By the way, you cannot have lost all feeling, otherwise you would not be able to do the work that you do. =o)
Comment by Kimberly — May 29, 2006 @ 4:59 pm
Dear Nathan:
Thank you! For letting us see the script and keeping in touch. I needed that Invasion fix. It’s a page-turner and you captured the atmosphere of the show well.
So nice to see Carlita in the opening scene! That is another cliffhanger from the season finale. What happened to Carlita? Did she make it home with the family? Is she still at the warehouse? Is she a hybrid?
Lewis/Mariel: Very nicely done – we never got to see them so unburdened and happy before – distanced from all the turmoil that surrounds Tom and Russell. I’d like to see that played out on screen.
Dave/Larkin: Really enjoyed their humorous conversations in the script, particularly Dave’s “I’ve had tons of offers…” line. Also, I didn’t get the impression that Dave’s comments are politically motivated. I see Dave as an a-political conspiracy buff. You handled that perfectly.
Tom: I CAN see Tom faking his own death, but contemplating suicide just seems too out of character. Although after what happened in the season finale, who knows how torn up he must be and what he might be driven to.
Tom/Mariel: Echoing an earlier comment from a Fich Fan - I can’t imagine Mariel extracting herself from that bathtub of her own free will. It would take a SWAT team and the Jaws of Life to pry me out of a tub that Tom Underlay was in.
But Mariel hasn’t been in her right mind lately, so I guess it’s possible.
Thank you again, take care and keep writing!
Comment by Kelley — May 30, 2006 @ 7:18 am
Nathan…I just found your site and just wanted to say that I loved your work on “Invasion”. I’m hoping and praying that some network, any network will have a brain and pick up this show…the cast, crew and the fans do not deserve to be left on permanent hiatus!!! Good luck, and I hope to see you next fall!!! Please let everyone know we’re fighting to keep Invasion alive!!!
Comment by Sharri — May 31, 2006 @ 6:07 pm
Firstly Nathan, i am soo dissapointed i will not see invasion ever again. It has been the first TV show ive really ever got into, never mind trying to contact stars of the show like im doing now!! You all did a great job. ABC hasnt got a clue.
Invasion has kept me wondering and coming back for more every time. Hope ABC see the light(s)! i need a second season of this.
Comment by Mark — June 2, 2006 @ 9:10 am
Nathan, It is really awesome of you to keep in touch with Invasion fans. I enjoyed reading your script; you did a fine job in keeping to the mood of the show and getting into the minds of the characters.
I thought you and the rest of the folks did a great job of acting out the characters on the show and I now miss being able to tune in on Wednesdays. The last half-dozen episodes were really fantastic with the tension and excitement building from week to week. Like all Invasion fans, I was left with such a letdown feeling when the last episode ended with so many unanswered questions and no apparent follow-up. It is like watching a heated rivalry football game in the middle of the fourth quarter, score of 28-27, and the officials suddenly decide to forfeit the game because they want to go home.
If no other outlet develops for a renewed season or special movie, I would be satisfied with getting the continuation and conclusion of the story in written form. I echo the comments from Bernie and Karen above–would you consider writing a novel which would tie up all these loose ends? If not yourself would you do us a favor and encourage Shaun or somebody else in the Shaun Cassidy Productions team to publish something? I have no doubt that such a book would sell well.
Again, thanks for taking the time to correspond with the fans and best of luck to you.
Comment by Scott — June 3, 2006 @ 12:53 pm
Dear Nathan,
Invasion is a masterful piece of work. It’s very nature is disturbing. And yet each episode I found that I forgot to breath, had the hair on my arms and neck bristle, or starting saying,(rather loud I might add), “NO - No - NO!” or “YES - YES -YES!” (Lewis and Mariel, “NO - NO - NO.” Tom and Mariel in tender moments, “YES - YES - YES.” Brother and sister quips beween Dave and Larkin, “YES - YES - YES.”
Your script left me doing the same. Even though I could’nt see the episode, you the actors, had such invested performances, I could draw on actions and behaviors I’d seen in the show, and visualize what you wrote. You wrote a great script. Thank you for sharing yet another creative part of yourself.
I thought the language was befitting of the characters. Even Dave’s when he approached Russell. At first read, I thought it was a little over his head. But then I realized that, as evidenced by the stuff on the table, he had been studying. Researching his theory so that he could present his information in a knowledgeable manor. Doing that would help him convice Russell to consider his theory.
Ok, so Tom and the suicide thing was unsettling to say the least. This character has lived the last 10 years in ambiguity. It would seem honest for him to have times of vulnerability. I think this would be one of many many interesting dark roads this guy could travel. And I’ve got to admit I love the way you described the scene where you are backing up, and the camera pans out to show it’s revelations. I also liked the way you had Tom come out of his trance-like state, and the diminishing remark he makes about the whole event.
As far as the affair between Lewis and Mariel, that was a shocker. Yeah, its self sacrificing on Tom’s part, but it’s also a calculated and manipulative move. By pretending to be dead, this gives him a lot of relief from some of the the things that were wearing on him about town. It allows him to do what he thinks he needs to do to save “his people”. It leaves his wife, whom he boundlessly loves, with someone he can control. Can’t he? Tom has been well-intended throughout the show, and even though this is an unconventional way to get to “the end justifies the means”, I think that is where his plan is headed. I found myself asking just how far would I go in an extraordinary situation. If Lewis and Mariel were going to happen, I liked the fact that Lewis initially struggled with it. Even though he gave in, I liked knowing he had to battle his conscience to do it.
Your script sucked me right into it. It was imaginative and entertaining. I personally like your character with Kira. But adding a spin like Lewis and Marial, that would have added a whole new definition of the “WOW” factor. I also liked the double entendre where Tom gave his gun to you.
These were my favorite parts of the script. I think I’ll stop before this turns into a book. Please keep up the writing, I think it was an amazing read. I’d love to see where you can take it.
Best wishes, Lisa
Comment by Lisa — June 4, 2006 @ 9:34 am
Hello Nathan (aka: Deputy Lewis);
First, wish to express my support to you and your Invasion team during your hiatus and regrouping. While in television, such disappointments are inevitable, I am surprised at just how upset I am that the series is not being renewed. I am not a television watcher, for the most part. I don’t really care for the plethora of tangents on which “LOST” takes its viewers for a ride, week after week…My family is still loyal enough to watch it every week, and then complain about it when it doesn’t answer any pertinent questions that it stirred up the week before….
They would abruptly black out the TV in their disgust….(which, by the way, is the way I feel you may have lost most of your cross sampling audience)and then I would come in (didn’t watch LOST) and turn it back on, despite Invasion’s late start time. I almost didn’t give it a try, since I really hadn’t found anything better than sitcoms and soaps on television to draw me to the couch….away from the computer.
That I did give it a try on its premier, is now bittersweet irony. Hope so much that either ABC will recognize the potential of a fresh alien story and terrific actors…or another station will snatch it up.
Your script was a fast read, which I would guess indicates that your transitions and peaks were well timed. For the most part, I feel that your dialogues were in keeping with the virtue of each character. Only because each of you have done such a skilled job of defining your characters and their dimensions, do I have any criticisms of some parts of your script. I promise to be ‘kinder’ and ‘gentler’ than Julliard…
First may I disqualify myself by confessing that I have absolutely no experience or skill in the acting category. Hopefully that will make anything I throw out easier to swallow or spit out…
Throughout the season, you developed a uniquely dimensional character in Lewis. You endeared Lewis to all of us by skillfully toeing that fine line between innocence and gullibility, sincere servitude to God and His plan and obedient trust in a manipulating superior in Tom Underlay. Even as Nathan is entrusting his first script to the masses, Lewis remained faithful and virtuous to Lord and Sheriff, despite his questions and vulnerabilities. All this said, I cannot see him seducing Mariel, EVEN if Tom told him to do it…..ESPECIALLY after Tom coerced him into cutting off the marvelous arm that he had been praising God for….I believe Lewis had some very consistent boundaries to his character, that simply would not allow him to reconcile such a scenario. It is that very virtue in Lewis that attracted Kira to him, and that makes that relationship work in the way Lewis honorably respects Kira, and even tries to fight back his natural instincts at first. It was Kira who persistenly liked to be around Lewis, and brought down his guard. Mariel was not seducing Lewis, and I’d find it hard, even in that situation, to see Lewis cross that line. When his fellow deputies drag him from the hospital to go kick some Varon butt (which unfortunately ends up being poor ‘I’m just a blogger’ Dave…), I could picture the rest of the audience beseeching Lewis to fight with that virtous character, and not give in to the “Zura” -side…when it looks like he has been broken down to becoming as unrelenting torturous as his peers, it is such a relief to realize that we were just being taken for a ride, when Lewis winks at Dave though still pistol whipping him verbally. To compromise that virtue in Lewis would reduce not only his character, but also the show. Even if he were attracted to Mariel, there are some tensions that work better, when they are kept in place. In your script, it almost appeared to me that the energy in the rubber band was released all too quickly….when Lewis acts immediately on Tom’s admonition that Lewis take care of his family. Plus, I don’t see anyone as competive and no-nonsense as Tom Underlay, just handing over his wife, even if they are struggling. The under’laying’ virtue in Tom’s character is his instinct to survive…remember? that is what drives him to become “Good Tom”/”Bad Tom” when forced to make decisions out of his will to survive. That is also why, I too don’t see Tom Underlay ever contemplating suicide…whereas decapitating a betraying deputy is totally fitting with his instincts. While he may become “Daddy Tom” at times when faced with the oppositely compelling innocence or Rose, Tom Underlay acts proactively adn definitively under pressure, rather than conceding. That is why throughout the season, I just could not get too moved by Zura (he was too predictably cold)…he was less dimensional than Tom Underlay….we need that Good Tom/Bad Tom conflict to tweak the plot a bit and peak the suspense as to which persona will respond in situations. I believe that this is his manipulating magnetic force on Mariel ….even while she hates what he has done to her, and fears what he is capable of doing…she can’t help but stay with him. Of course, she wants so much more from him…don’t all of us women wish that of our husbands at times?…he doesn’t have to go off whacking any and all security threats to alienate us and throw us into that “is that all there is” depression!
Besides, Mariel already had a teenage stalker of sorts attracted to her…too soon for another love interest. 
Other than my two critiques, that would hope to preserve the sensitively-defined essence of each character to this point, I too found that your dialogues created familiar images, in keeping with the banter between siblings, brother-in-laws, etc.
It also stays in keeping with the manipulations that Tom Underlay has shown himself capable of, for him to fake his death, but then the same criticism that is being thrown at LOST would apply…but why? Why does he need to be anonymous to even his family? This just might need some development to create more of a lure with his actions…and I don’t see him getting mushy in the process….when his mind is in a scheming/ controlling mode…..he has little time for sentiments….that is the Tom Mariel has lived with and endured…and is confused by..
Your script was a fast read, as I mentioned, which shows that your dialogue was interesting and transitioned well. I suppose any refinements would come from the actual actors themselves as they read them in character…they would be the ones to say whether or not they felt out of character….or if the bantering went just too far for the punch…
My water bottles are in the mail to ABC, and I hope very sincerely that life will be given back to Invasion,as it is an intelligent and fresh approach to Science Fiction and deserves much more time to develop an audience, than was given amidst all of the other season interruptions. I love the very detailed sets and background music that somehow created a sense of relaxation that curbed any of the violence one should expect with an invasion…. Hope you get that script incorporated into a second season! Here’s some more ideas for you to explore….how about multiple infections to hybrids, and how it specifically affects them? are any people immune to the infection of the DNA-Snatchers?…..for instance…what will happen to Larkin?..if she is afforded any more air time..?! Why do some individuals progress quicker to violence after infection?….are they predisposed by their upbringing, family genetics, etc?…or is it inevitable that all will eventually mutate into violent aliens that will ultimately kill even their own children? What is to become of all of those impregnated hybrids? It was interesting that they had to go back into the water for delivery, but what will happen to them?…see, I’m sure you could go on for many years to come, if everyone was allowed to continue brainstorming.
I certainly hope that all of you will receive that opportunity. Yours is the first TV series that I ever MADE time to watch each week, and my family has come aboard, even though they initially teased me for watching “MY” show….The title itself, was perhaps the weakest element in peaking my interest to watch that first episode, but the acting and fresh twist to the plots, has me signed up for many seasons to come.
Thank you for all of your heart this year.
All the Best,
Sincerely,
Patti
San Diego
Comment by Patti McClurg — June 7, 2006 @ 12:52 am
Hi, Nathan;
Like everyone else I know in Wales, we really loved Invasion - and your performance too. Though oddly uneasy, and yet very definately a ‘real’ person, your portrayal of Lewis was just what was needed!
Enough of the (deserved) flattery! Has there been any news from Shaun Cassidy / ABC / Warner / Sci Fi / CW about the possibility of bringing the show back to our screens? I’d appreciate any news / info or whisperings you may have heard.
I’ve never seen such a lively campaign following the potential demise of a TV show, so I hope someone makes a move on this.
I’d really appreciate a reply, as i’ve contacted all the major US networks, but have had nothing back from them.
Best wishes & good luck,
Ken Lowe
Cardiff, Wales.
Comment by Ken Lowe — June 12, 2006 @ 10:32 am
Hey Nathan.Your work on Invasion was outstanding.You were really given a special part.You should be very proud.I hated it when Invasion was taken off the air.Anyways,I was thinking about some ideas.These ideas wouldn’t work if you hadnt had survived last season especially after 2 teenagers injured you very badly.I forgot which episode it was though.I was thinking that at the start of next season,that Larkin is gonna become a Hybrid because I wouldn’t believe it if they would kill her off.The characters I’d least wanna see killed off the show are Dave,Lewis (you),Tom, Russell,Mariel,Jesse,Rose,and the newcomer Brett.I wouldnt want Larkin killed off but she wasnt my favorite character.Lisa is such a great actress but I didnt always agree with her character.I think that when Invasion does have a 2nd season,Larkin will come back as a hyrbid.Since Szura’s gone,iI’ve had a hard time thinking ahout where the story could go now.I think that their could be another bad hyrbid that comes along that starts disturbing Homestead again.When the next hurricane comes,he’ll turn against some people and they’ll become hyrbrids themselves.It’s kinda a funny theory ,but there are plenty of possibilities for this show.I’m sure you have many different thoughts as well.
Comment by J.B. Brooks — June 20, 2006 @ 9:44 pm
Hey Nathan!!!
What’s up with you guy? It’s been a month since we’ve heard from you! Any news on BTM? Are you doing theater now? Any new guest roles pending? We all have our tivos set for Cold Case on Tues. July 4th. We get to see you again pre-Invasion! (thanks to Eugenia for reminding us)
Get back to us soon. We miss you!
AJ
Comment by AJ — June 29, 2006 @ 4:02 am
Hey A.J.,
I can’t find Cold Case on my guide for Tuesday. When is it on??? I’d like to Tivo too!
Thanks,
Cheryl
Comment by Cheryl — June 30, 2006 @ 8:07 pm
It’s on the TNT Network, 11 PM, 4th July. Nathan guest stars at that “Cold Case” episode.
Comment by Eugenia — June 30, 2006 @ 9:55 pm
Hi Nathan-
I write a blog about what would have happened on cancelled TV shows, and would love to get your input as to what would have been should the show have continued…any little snippets or rumors you may have been privy to.
Us fans would appreciate it!!!
Thanks!
Comment by Carey — July 1, 2006 @ 9:35 am
Hmm……..Lewis & Mariel…. THAT woulda been interesting!
LOL Certainly woulda gotten some drama going, including some pissy Sheriff! 
LOL Too bad we’ll never find out if it woulda flown!!!! But, It wouldnta fit, in my opinion. Personally… the Lewis/Kira stuff…. was borderline for me…Kinda creepy… But, on the other hand…sweet & vulnerable.. 
Comment by Kat — July 7, 2006 @ 5:50 pm
Hi Nathan,
I am writing from Germany. I think you were great in Invasion as invasion as a whole was one of the greates Series I ever saw. I hope it will be continued. Now I will download your script…:-)
Best Regards from Berlin
Markus
Comment by Markus — July 21, 2006 @ 6:18 am
Hi Nathan!
First of all sorry for my poor English. I am Italian and write you from Italy!
I just want to express you all my gratitude (to you and the other Invasion’s actors). You’ve made a faboulous show and in many many years I was wondering to see in tv something new and Invasion was what I expected to be but I REALLY HOPE there will be a second Serie!
I’ve read and found very nice what you write. i think you have the potential to become a GREAT writer!
I loved your Lewis character and during the serie he growth (became more interesting each time).
I could not wait for the italian season ends , I confess…I have downloaded the all episodes from the net in English, French and Spanish!
Make culture!
Thank you a lot. And receive from me a big HUG!
Paola
Comment by Paola — August 15, 2006 @ 10:27 am
A fan of Invasion from the u.k here.
You were an amazing actor on the show, and its a real shame it got cancelled.
Im still doing my best clogging up abc with letters, but with no results.
INVASIOn just isn’t coming back
Anyway, I just want to wish you good luck with all your other projects.
. . . just downloaded your script, and about to have a read.
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