Yes, THAT was totally the way to deal with Nazi-stolen art. Or stolen Nazi-stolen art.

You know what I mean.

I loved the doomed wartime romance. AH played the young Charlie Lawson very well and he and BR looked fantastic in 1940s costume.

I really appreciated that Charlie wasn't looting art, exactly -- he took it from a dead soldier who had looted it. And the fact that it was never sold, but kept safe instead, made it a lot less icky than it could have been.

I also didn't blame Charlie (much) for thinking he could sell it to buy his future with Dorothy, because of who he was in those times. But I'm glad it worked out the way it did.

Oh, I'm so glad Breaking Bad is back. Can't wait to watch.

WC: I thought yhe Victor Moreau was odd. Why not comment on it if it's not anxoincidence and why accept it if it is?

OH! Aldis Hodge speaking French! megan walker would have to approve the accent officially, but it sounded damn good to me. As in, so hot. Mrph.

For some reason he reminds me strongly of Daddy.

I feel the same way about Dennis Haysbert. It's not so much that he looks or sounds like my dad did, it's that unflappable calm and air of dignity and competence. And he's hot, which is very confusing to me. It's hard to say that someone reminds you of your dad and then that you want to have your wicked way with him.

I made a peculiar peace with thinking lookalikes of my father were hot. Severe compartmentalisation, ahoy. But Danny really doesn't look like my father. I'm not sure why he trips that wire so hard, but it really freaks me out when I see him fragile.

Aldis Hodge did a great job, and his French sounded better than some of his English language accents. As in, nom.

I haven't caught up on Leverage yet. But I've been watching Covert Affairs, and Piper Perabo is a dab hand at languages, it seems. Her French was shockingly decent in that ep set in Paris earlier (not like a native, accent-wise, but quite good nonetheless), and her Russian... didn't sound rubbish. Not that I speak Russian or anything. But you can sometimes hear how an actor is mangling up a language even if you don't speak it. She must have spoken half a dozen languages on the show so far.

The most atrocious I've heard in my life still has to be when David Boreanaz tried to speak Korean in that one episode of Angel back in S2. I still laugh whenever I think about it.

I've been wondering about Covert Affairs. I really like how they'll have actual dialogue in various languages, but wondered how they were doing with it, to someone who speaks any of the languages.

My most atrocious is Kendra. Oh, mothereffing god.

I love on Burn Notice when Jeffrey Donovan speaks Russian, since he actually learned the language.