That almost unreal; I mean, perky is one thing, but wow. It's gotta be the camera angle, doesn't it? AB has my eye though. I might have had to watch this show even if it weren't Tim's. I'm glad it's Tim's though.
I should know this, but who's the guy next to AB?
It's Jay Harrington. He was on the ill-fated American version of Coupling with Colin.
So all roads lead back to ita, for those Six Degreeing.
Also, his character's name is Paul. And I think Paul is Tim the way people thought Xander was Joss.
I bet he'll disagree, but you know I'm right about these things.
I liked the yellow stripe of "crime here" at the bottom, and for some reason the combination of electricity pole (is that hoe you call it in English? It's a word-for-word translation from Hebrew) and a tree on the back. And that it was asymmetric in the way the people were arranged.
And I think Paul is Tim the way people thought Xander was Joss.
I bet he'll disagree, but you know I'm right about these things.
Ooh. I can't wait. And I know waiting is a good thing, and I'm glad I have to wait if it will mean that the show is more supported. It just sucks for me personally.
Oh, and I think I'll have to go with Allyson on this one. I would guess that she would probably be right on these things, but more than that, I would really like it to be true. Not that I care if it's Paul or not, but that I would like to see TV:Tim.
Thanks, Allyson. Also, thanks for posting that picture.
I bet he'll disagree, but you know I'm right about these things.
Is it mean that I think tht I like it a lot when you disagree?
Is it mean that I think tht I like it a lot when you disagree?
HA! No, it's funny. I think. Why?
Why I like it? Because it makes for some interesting (and funny!) discussions. You both state your stand clearly and cleverly enough to make me go back and look and what I think and try to see if it stands against each of your arguments.
Um, in case I'm not all jet-lagged and can't do anything better than try to at least follow the discussion. With the help of Kristen's very expression-full face (which is a good thing, in case I'm not clear enough).
Of course, I'm the one who is not wrong!