Giles ,'Same Time, Same Place'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
Someone has to say it:
"You wanna meet the real me now?"
Oh, my, Alex Tully. Awesome. Fuck me now and tell me what happened later.
I think he's driving a Dodge Charger. Which I want and lust for.
Wendy? Crazy lady. Never screw around with a crazy lady.
I'd have left Ellie on the side of the road with the broken phone. But I have side-of-the-road issues.
Be cool if Salazar-Daddy was behind the race. Has enough money. Winston looked oddly ungrateful.
they can marathon it on FX!
But then they would include the Evil cuts.
I also love Wendy's sacchrine WHACKO. She's such a sweetheart. Until. PPD isn't far from her, I suspect. In addition to the suggested DV issues.
There was an article linked upthread somewhere about the various cars, and it included two for Tully, but of course I have no idea where the article was.
USA Today. And '70 Dodge Challenger.
I just found it, thanks to my awesome google-fu! [link]
First look I thought Barracuda, but the grill wasn't right. Figures it's in the Chrysler/Plymouth/Dodge family, though. Those cars all look alike from the side.
Frankenbuddha, Dylan Baker was invited to be a regular, so he should be there at least until Tim kills him.
Challenger! Right. Well, I knew it was a Dodge, early '70s-late '60s.
I want the '76 Camaro RS I had twenty years ago. Automatic, believe it or not. Hit 70 and that girl would shift into a higher gear you didn't know she had, crouch down over the road and fly. Mm-hm.
Tully, can I drive your car? That last bit with him flying past everyone else, and that little smile at the end? Sex-ay.
I get the giggles at the thought of the "thug" Salazar bro growing up in his neighborhood with the name "Winston."
I used to have a '74 Chevy Nova. V8 engine that blew past eveything else on the road. The engine was as big as a kitchen table, and man, it ran hot. It was the kind of car that when I pulled into the gas station the teenage boys at the pumps would ask if they could lift the hood to look around. I loved the car, but eventually decided I wanted something with air conditioning.
A Challenger was what Kurt Russell drove in the second half of Grindhouse -- I think. Awesome-looking muscle car.
Nathan Fillion has me now, for good. Oh dear.