One of my (many) cognitive disconnects with fandom is that Michael Shanks is the name of a scholar of archaeological theory whose work I read frequently when I was a graduate student. As you can see from his home page at Stanford ( [link] ), he would not be the first choice to cast in a TV show.
'Hell Bound'
Natter 52: Playing with a full deck?
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Whoot! I presold another 46 books last week.
No, it's perfect! Daniel Jackson is an archaeologist. Sort of.
But does he write post-modernist theory and do *performance works* related to archaeology?
Also, is he better looking?
An archaeologist with a leg holster.
Mrrowr.
Unrelatedly, I need to work out how to get my heart rate down.
Also, is he better looking?
Weirdly, I find the Actual Archaeologist hotter.
Honey, we know you're weird.
So what did people do this weekend?
(see ita, I don't always ask the same question.)
24 related question: I'm pretty sure I saw the name Michael Shanks in the credits of the finale. Was I hallucinating? Who did he play? I never watched more than a coupld of the Stargate shows so I wouldn't have recognized him without trying to notice him, and I forgot about it later.
But does he write post-modernist theory and do *performance works* related to archaeology?
If coming back from the dead counts as "performance works." Daniel's certainly raised it to an art form.