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I may have to go back and rewatch because I don't remember a 'hitter' character and wonder where Christian-fu will fit in.
He's a new character, one of the new Librarians. He plays "an Oklahoma oil worker with an IQ of 190 and an encyclopedic knowledge of art history". Noah Wylie will recap his character but he's not the main focus. Rebecca Romijn as the bodyguard who tries to keep the three official new Librarians from getting killed.
According to Kane's twitter, he's cut his hair and "lost his power".
Dean Devlin, John Rogers, and Marc Roskin are all working on it. It's supposed to air on late 2014. Can you tell I'm excited? I'm a little excited.
Me, too, Zen. I loved the tweet about his hair.
According to Kane's twitter, he's cut his hair and "lost his power".
Read this in Carol Kane's (circa Princess Bride) voice...
BOOOOOOOOO!
Has there been a special OUAT episode since Sunday? Cindy was tweeting about one I have not seen, and I thought I was caught up.
I do not really understand what happened with the baby on Grimm. Charade for Adelind, another for the-Prince-formerly-known-as-Wesley, so Nick's mom can take her away and raise her? And everyone thinks that's the best option? So weird.
Yes, and if the royals are so powerful, why did the prince just stand there while the totally unconvincing "resistance" took the baby? Also, a really pissed off Adelind is not a good idea.
Yeah, there's nothing keeping her in check at this point.
Kane was pretty vocal about how not-lawyer he was, and he's not part of the Whedon clique. And then vocal about how Hitter suited him, but I guess it's Rogers-Devlin that suited him the best.
I'm back on my mission to get Colin cast--scant hours past before I re-donned that hat. Well, depending on where they're filming. That's my other Colin's "PA" job (Supernatural being primary).
