Oz ,'Bring On The Night'
[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.
Hey! I'll have you know that I'm aware of Ben Cohen buying out his contract with the Northampton Saints after 11 years of loyal service. And he's never played for Stade or been featured in one of their calendars.
Despite a great deal of wishing on my part.
You would mind watching the new Robin Hood, Dana. Trust me.
You would mind watching the new Robin Hood, Dana. Trust me.
I heard it got better. No? Not even for pretty? (I saw a vid for this series that was Guy/Marian, set to Whitesnake. I can't decide whether that's a deterrent or a hilarious encouragement.)
I think that you have to watch the new Robin Hood like anyone watches Smallville. With v. low expectations.
I admit, I only watched one episode, and was put off by the wearing of camo fatigues and the heavy-handed PTSD and war in Iraq allegories.
Plus Robin and Marian are short on charisma.
I think that you have to watch the new Robin Hood like anyone watches Smallville. With v. low expectations.
Oh yes. Yet somehow I couldn't look away.
I kind of liked Robin Hood. Of course, I watch Moonlight and Blood Ties so my tolerance is high and my expectations low. Jekyll is excellent!
Jekyll?
It's a BBC series from Ste Moffat, sumi. (One of the best Doctor Who writers). (Well, the best Who writer by far, in fact).
Okay, I just didn't get it in the context of Robin Hood. (Apparently, the Sheriff of Nottingham is the father of Lily Allen the singer.) And I read elsewhere that early in season 2 there is shirtless wet Guy of Guisborne.