Joyce ,'Same Time, Same Place'
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And I guess Blade's sword is silver in the series (which doesn't make a lot of sense, considering how crappy a sword blade made of silver would actually be) seeing as he got ran through with some discomfort but the other guy went poof.
yes. I think that all of his weapons (stakes and bullets) are silver. He doesn't seem to use wood.
yes. I think that all of his weapons (stakes and bullets) are silver. He doesn't seem to use wood.
I know the stakes were silver. In the movies, the sword was some sort of titanium alloy, which meant it didn't actually kill vampires unless he decapitated them with it. In the series, apparently it's made out of silver, which allows him to straight out kill them with it, but realistically would break and/or get dulled from use really, really easily. Silver is too soft a metal for effective use in bladed weaponry. (The stakes are fine because they're thick, short and are pretty much used for stab once and move on work.)
(Yes, I realize I'm being nitpicky about an action show about vampires.)
(Yes, I realize I'm being nitpicky about an action show about vampires.)
Have you met us? We're the Buffistas. We nitpick things that other mortals aren't even aware exist.
Huh. Never would have guessed that Colin is actually younger than David Tennant.
Ack, I'm so not mentally prepared to be older than the guy who plays a 900 year old Time Lord (I was coping with that, Tennant's got all kinds more wrinkles than I do) AND the man who plays the authoritative, normal-guy surrounded by wacky geniouses, sheriff. Seriously, authority figures are supposed to be older than me.
Well, shut my mouth. They're trying to make a Team. Er, except, without Daniel. Well, anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed that episode. A little forced at times, but all in all, fun.
the man who plays the authoritative, normal-guy surrounded by wacky geniouses, sheriff
No! Colin's a wee baby! Stop that.
OK, so based on the promo commercials for next week's SG1, does it kinda look like RDA's had a stroke? Or is that just his age catching up with him? (I thought he looked odd in that Mastercard commercial...)
Also, is it possible that Ronon could play with that gun a little more? Because I think there's a few centimeters of my knees that are still solid.... wibble
I think RDA's just looking older is all. Which, you know, makes sense. Couldn't agree more about Ronon.
Got to see the beginning of Alienated. You know what I like best about this show? I like that the sinister isn't so freakin' dark. Because I have enough trouble sleeping already.
Colin does have great comedic timing, too.
Must needs pimp this show to some friends via email.
Ooh. Replicators.
Also, I really love the effects on Atlantis.