I couldn't work out the tone, precisely.
Yeah. It's got too much "Wait, that's just stupid" to be taken seriously, and yet it spent too much time being all Batman Begins about it to be camp.
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I couldn't work out the tone, precisely.
Yeah. It's got too much "Wait, that's just stupid" to be taken seriously, and yet it spent too much time being all Batman Begins about it to be camp.
My sister, of all people, called me to tell me The Cape was on and to watch it. I probably wouldn't have otherwise. She seemed to like it. I thought it was predictable and hokey, and yeah, couldn't quite tell if it was meant to be campy and poke fun at itself, or take itself seriously. I kept saying, Is that really Richard Schiff? Dang.
It's in the category "I didn't really like it, but I watched it all anyway, and I'll watch another just to see if it gets better. Also, Summer Glau."
It seems to be trying to be Batman Begins. I'm going to give it a chance. I like the magician. Also, Summer Glau.
I couldn't get past minute 10. I will suffer through a lot to watch Glau (I watched every episode of "Dollhouse" after all), but this show tested me.
gah. Meltdown is so effing sexy. Ben and Claudia have got to have some of THE best chemistry in the history of ever.
I just rewatched this last Christmas Who special, and I liked it so much more the second time. It's now my second favourite after The Next Doctor.
I may be in an incredibly sappy mood.
gah. Meltdown is so effing sexy. Ben and Claudia have got to have some of THE best chemistry in the history of ever.
I think we have to go to the great cinema couples to exceed them. It's incredible that they practically set TV sets on fire in Farscape, yet were able to make that completely disappear when playing their Stargate characters - I never felt the slightest bit of potential heat between Vala and Cam.
I stopped watching SG1 pretty soon after Ben showed up because it got so dreadful. even those two back together couldn't keep me watching.
I can't really argue that it was a mistake to do so, though I'd have watched According to Jim if they had been brought on as regulars.
I stopped watching SG1 pretty soon after Ben showed up because it got so dreadful
Such a waste of his talent. I mean, I'm happy he was working and getting (however limited) exposure, but he's so much better than the material those guys were able to give him.
I occasionally wonder what SGA would have been like if they'd cast Ben instead of Joe Flanigan (which was a possibility at one point). The Sheppard/McKay relationship would have been quite different, I suspect, and it's hard to imagine BB as any kind of a slacker.