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Boxed Set, Vol. IV: It's always suicide-mission this, save-the-planet that.
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man, i was completely convinced tonight was Eureka night and was terribly annoyed that Star Trek was on instead.
Info on the dvds for season 3 of Robin of Sherwood.
Top gal. Shame about her sister becoming a …
Isn't that a spoiler for season 8?
What are comics spoilers in other threads. . . in the comics threads stuff is fair game starting the Sunday after the release date. (Or after the Sunday post-release date.) And we're NAFDA. . . I'm not sure how that works.
Oh, the season 3 premiere of RoS has that fantastic drunken brawl with Ray Winstone. And many many callbacks to the previous Robin.
that fantastic drunken brawl with Ray Winstone
Oh, my god, I love that so. And the way it ends, which is that it doesn't, they just have to run from the cops. So awesome.
Poor Gisburne spends half that season desperately trying to convince anyone that Robert is Robin, and failing miserably. It's very funny.
Oh lord. Now I'm earwormed with Clannad.
I had a crush on Guy of Gisburne.
Meanwhile, apropos of nothing, I'm reeling with the realisation that today is Hayden Panettiere's 18th birthday. 18. Holy crap. It's silly that I'm surprised, since her character is only a kid, but then Veronica Mars was only a kid too, and Kristin Bell's 27. Um.
18. Gosh.
I know!
She really is that age.
Fay - I'm still watching the first dvd set and just saw that episode where the Sherriff's arranged marriage almost happens. . . Guy of Guisborne is interesting when he's not being just the henchman. (Of course, the current Guy of Guisborne is the pretty much the only thing that kept me watching the current Robin Hood.)
Stop making me want to rewatch Robin of Sherwood! I don't need that kind of trauma again.