Buffy ,'Beneath You'
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I liked SGA, but I would have sworn, from watching, that it had been directed by one of the actors, what with the pulling out the big bag of visual tricks. And, apparently, we're wearing black now. ok.
The character self-knowledge conversations were great. Not that that's news, but it needs saying again.
I don't understand why Sheppard's wearing a black leather jacket as part of his BDUs, though. That's kinda odd.
I'm sure the slashers would have him wearing it because Rodney gave it to him..
I don't understand why Sheppard's wearing a black leather jacket as part of his BDUs, though. That's kinda odd.
Oh, I so very very don't care. *handwave*
I definitely think how the cast would look in promo pictures was the primary motivation for all the wardrobe changes.
There was a BSG promo posted over at lj that I saw linked from at TWOP.
(Oooh, Billie Piper on "The Taming of the Shrew" - Shakespeare Re-Told!)
I loved the visuals of SGA. Not as sure about the story--it was okay. But the effect tricks were happymaking, and Jason knocked his shit out of the park.
I did think very strongly of War Stories during the final fight, with Sheppard hanging back on the kill.
Not sure why blasting the baddie would bring down the wraith wrath where breaking his neck wouldn't.
4400: I was so excited when I saw JAR in the guest credits. Sad now that he's not going to be back.
Okay, y'all. A friend is interviewing Jamie Bamber on Monday, and needs to submit questions. What do we want to know?
Brenda, how about your friend asking if Jamie would like to guest on Doctor Who?
(Oooh, Billie Piper on "The Taming of the Shrew" - Shakespeare Re-Told!)
Actually, she played Hero from Much Ado About Nothing, and a Hero-with-a-backbone at that! I cheered for her at the end (well, the end before the epilogue).