'Potential'
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
The episode order yesterday was really off.
Oh, another thing that pinged me was Nate's reaction in The First David Job to the "intervention" at the beginning. He says something like "are my bags packed, am I going to rehab". Shouldn't that have been "again", or "a real rehab" or something referring back to his fake stint in rehab?
Man, I'm being picky today.
John Rogers has an ep order up in his last Leverage post.
I don't think it's a problem not referring back to rehab, but it might have been nice.
ita, thank you for the link to the blog. 1) I didn't know Rogers was behind this show. Makes me like it EVEN MORE! Second, the stuff he says is really fascinating.
I'm gripped.
It's probably been said here before, but what would I know John Rogers from?
Did you ever get to see the Global Frequency pilot? He also wrote the latest Blue Beetle series for DC, as well as stuff for smaller houses.
He also wrote an episode of Eureka, which is funny because he knows Colin (and me) from school and the comedy subculture in Montreal.
I'm sure he's done other stuff I'm forgetting. He's basically a fannish geek made real good.
John Rogers has namechecked ita on at least on occasion on his blog.
Did you ever get to see the Global Frequency pilot?
No, dammit. I'm sure it's online somewhere, but I've been too lazy to seek it out.
Double post.
He's basically a fannish geek made real good.
That's what I love in his blog where he suddenly geeks out. Hee. Love.
I rewatched The Second David Job last night, and I just have to sigh about Parker/Hardison. What a gentle little ship I have for those two. They're so adorable.
Parker is so broken that I don't think she realises the sexual content of everything she does, that other people will react to her sexually--she's the anti-Sophie that way. But she gets she likes Hardison.
And Hardison, bless him, looks like a shyish uncertain regular guy. He likes her, and he's clearly intending to pursue it, but he doesn't know the best way to approach her. And he gets frustrated.
Poor noodles.