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A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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I have a feeling that Hex is near the end of the second season. Uh, I don't know why they don't just kill the bad guy.
Ella didn't even try. And then the next thing you know Malachi is actually eating souls and killing things. And Thelma! They made Thelma go bad, but in a weaselly unfun way.
Also - I'm thinking of the lessons about sex that DA teaches. The one that season 2 of Hex teaches seems to be: have sex with the boy and completely lose all your power AND turn him evil.
Nice.
According to an old website that purported to be run by his sister, JP's eyes are blue-green. I can't find the site now.
A really awesome murky green hazel, yeah. Blue green? I don't think so. I will have to do more research. Because I am a giver.
Ella didn't even try. And then the next thing you know Malachi is actually eating souls and killing things. And Thelma! They made Thelma go bad, but in a weaselly unfun way.Forget the three or four bongloads, the show is obviously doing way too much LSD.
It's a good thing I don't watch it for the plot. Actually, why do I watch this show? It's like crackfic but with pictures.
I don't want to say I hated the finale of SG1. Except I did. I really did.
But ending by going through the gate rocked. And Teal'c got a final, "Indeed."
Yep, that's what I liked about it.
Oh and the thank you thing after it was over. Because I am a great big sap and that gave me chills.
Okay, SGA now. Um, wasn't Jewel Staite a Wraith? Isn't?
It's sad when Hex makes more sense, really.
ita, there's a Teyla moment (would that she'd had several more as something more than scenery) that I think you will love.
Also, some fairly good SFX that were quite entertaining in an action-movie sort of way.
And Lorne swearing up a blue streak for vanilla primetime TV, though it's nothing compared to how soldiers speak in real life.
Who 3.12: I agree with ita that it felt a bit filler-y at times, but it did have some great moments, and it was a pleasure to watch John Simm having such a blast. And what is the deal with Mrs. Master ?
Props to whoever it was to called them travelling back on Jack's vortex manipulator. I still wonder what's happened to the Master's TARDIS, though.
Who 3.12: I don't know why, but Mrs. Saxon reminded me of a slightly saner version of Drusilla.
Hmm. For all my assured discussion of JA's eye color, the caps I was looking for did not show me (much of) the golden end of the spectrum that I imagine tinting the green. I definitely didn't catch any blue/green going on. I mean, there were hints of what I was remembering so fondly, but not as obviously as I like to remember. But I'm not giving up. Oh, no. There will be more research. For the team.
I'll have to meet the guy in person and gaze into those peepers myself one day. There would be NO tackling or invading of personal space involved, however. Just to be clear.
I have to save Who for tonight. Or, geez, maybe even tomorrow. Feh.
JA's are on the decidely green side of hazel. Caps, due to the washed out nature of color on the show, won't show it, but it shows up in photos of the actor. I wouldn't call them green, but I wouldn't argue with people who do, because they're close enough to it.
JPs are that weird murky dark shade that's annoying to try describing without resorting to stupidly purple descriptives about storms and such. I could see there being some blue in there.
JP's eyes remind me a little bit of Claudia Black's that way--they're not brown, but they're dark enough that a lot of people think they are.