He'll kill who needs killing, but he won't like it!
Just you wait.
Now I wonder what'll happen to her.
Just you wait.
I'm uneasy about Al's continuing suspicion that Bullock and Hickock are in cahoots, but I really can't blame him.
Al's MO is pretty much Trust No-One. Sometimes it serves him well.
Calamity Jane (I presume that's her?)
Yep.
irritates me. I don't like the way she talks.
Jane takes some getting used to -- but she turns out to be another really interesting character. But then, I could say that about, oh, almost anyone.
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SO MUCH DOUBLECROSSING OMG.
Just you wait.
Seriously, it's just an amazingly arc-y show -- not just from episode to episode, but through each complete season, in ways that call back little throwaways from episodes back. Really lovely construction.
I think I'm reconsidering. I called him slimy since he's Al's right-hand man, doing his dirty work, but he seems kind of conflicted about it. He's like a big murderous teddy bear. He'll kill who needs killing, but he won't like it!
Man, you're thinking of Dan Dority, played by W. Earl Brown. Brad Dourif is the town doctor.
I called him slimy since he's Al's right-hand man, doing his dirty work, but he seems kind of conflicted about it. He's like a big murderous teddy bear. He'll kill who needs killing, but he won't like it!
OK, I don't think you're not talking about Brad Dourif there. Brad Dourif plays the doctor. And I don't know how you could could see Dan Dority and think it was the same actor who played Wormtongue.
However, my original statement stands about Dan as well. He's got more going on than even he knows is going on with him.
And, heh, inevitable pedantic Buffista x-post. God bless us cocksuckers.
Seriously, it's just an amazingly arc-y show -- not just from episode to episode, but through each complete season, in ways that call back little throwaways from episodes back. Really lovely construction.
Yay!
Brad Dourif plays the doctor.
Oh. Now I can see why you wouldn't think he was slimy. Because he is not. He is also not rotund.
And I don't know how you could could see Dan Dority and think it was the same actor who played Wormtongue.
Dude, practically everyone is nigh unrecognizable on this show, covered up in hats and hair. Also, I haven't seen the LOTR movies since they were out in theatres.
I've had Wise Blood tivoed for a couple of weeks, and this inspired me to go ahead & watch it. Pretty good! Much better than the other Huston lit adaptation I watched recently, Under The Volcano.
Uh, the connection being that Brad Dourif plays Hazel Motes.
Uh, the connection being that Brad Dourif plays Hazel Motes.
Of course! I love that movie.
I'd never seen it before, but it knocked my socks off.
Huh, I swear I had a post in here, but I must have gotten distracted: Corwood - where did you find WISE BLOOD to Tivo it? I hope if it's being broadcast somewhere again that means it will finally get a DVD release.
