Enver better be a star after this.
This is just the perfect role for him, though. He gets to play so many different characters and rock ass at all of them. I don't know what sort of regular character I'd like to see him play week-to-week.
Also, I laughed when the guy said, "Now watch this drive."
Yeah, me too.
Sounds to me like he would be PERFECT on "Leverage"...
I was thinking the same thing, le nubian. He'd blow Sophie out of the water.
I'd actually be really interested in seeing him play a con man. Because with an Active, he can go right to whatever character the Active is supposed to be and become him, but I'd love to see him play the layers of a con man putting on a new identity. I want to see him play a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude.
Dude should be doing movies, frankly.
Hey, he was in
Eagle Eye
as Remote Pilot.
In better news, he's in this flick with Robert De Niro and Edward Norton, but I have no idea how big his part is.
Dude's a year younger than I am.
Also, I've been pronouncing his name wrong. Heeeeee.
En-ver Joke-Eye. His mum emailed me when he was first cast explaining this, as nobody could figure out how to pronounce it on Whedonesque. Stupidly the first time I met him - at a bar - a told him this story. It seemed cute in my head, but looking back it was probably a bit weird to say "I've spoken to your mum!". To add humour his mum then phoned him.
Wow, I really loved this episode. Well done, Tim!
I suppose I should say that in Minearverse. Or just ask Allyson to pass it on. Allyson, would you tell Tim that I thought his episode rocked?
best episode so far. But they should have had Eliza work out the bad guy character- then the two good actors could have copied her performance.
then the two good actors could have copied her performance.
I'm glad they left the responsibility for that in the hands of a strong actor. A better trickle-down effect was had. I admit I didn't quite get that she'd become the killer until it was spelt out for me, but I'd rather it that way than having everyone copy her opaque performance.