'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
A topic for the discussion of Doctor Who, Arrow, and The Flash. Beware possible invasions of iZombie, Sleepy Hollow, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi, superhero, or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect adult content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
Marvel superheroes are discussed over at the MCU thread.
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It was Tara, wasn't it?
You're probably right. I couldn't remember who it was that told her, but the stupidness of the what stayed with me. They pulled a lot of those seasons six and seven (eye of Botox, Schroedinger's Giles, etc.) - something potentially intriguing that's either dropped or gets a banal explanation. I expect that from JJ Abrahms; from Joss, NSM (though I suppose it could have been a Marti trait).
Ben Browder is developing a mini-series for Scifi involving Greek and Roman mythology.
He's doing this in case there's even one tiny piece of world mythology that hasn't been abused by Stargate and Hercules.
He's doing this in case there's even one tiny piece of world mythology that hasn't been abused by Stargate and Hercules.
It also sounds like he's been reading Neil Gaiman.
Browder's super-cool. I'm there.
What Dana said.
It sounds pretty cool! I do love me some Greek mythology. Even if SciFi can't spell Ares' name properly.
I agree. It just sounded a little like American Gods to me.
BB is a geek's geek in the body of a star of the cinema firmament. And he can write: I'm all over this project, particularly if he is actually in it as well as being behind the camera.
New Amsterdam:
Damn, Nicolaj whasshisface is pretty. The "why yes, I taught history in Columbia back when it was called King's College" shtick kinda makes me want to smack him across the mouth, but the rest of the time, I really like looking at him. After the interesting reveal last week, the connection in the current story to the flashback in this one was tenuous at best, plus the soulmate angle is giving me acid flashback to Dawson's Creek (except... well, have I mentioned I liked looking at him when he's in a flirty mode?) and they're giving the female partner next to nothing to do. But still, like someone on my Flist said earlier, he's reminding me of the young David Duchovny circa seasons 1-3 X-Files -- not quite as sharp, and maybe a bit warmer, but the same tall lankiness, same floppy brown hair, same large, imperfect nose, etc. The writing on the show is mediocre at best, but I suspect it'd be one of the shows I'll end up continue watching for the eye-candy factor.
The Leaves of Grass reference = cue @@.
Speaking of eye candy, was the Enterprise episode they're currently airing written by fangirls? Connor Trineer's been bouncing and jiggling around the ship in his underwear for half an hour now.