That would be the Sub-Mariner, right?
Yup.
A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much anything else that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
That would be the Sub-Mariner, right?
Yup.
Okay, I know it's a rerun. But when Lex unhinges... it's a beautiful thing.
So, after all this Aquaman talk, it looks like he's part of the main storyline on Justice League tonight. I'm so there. Maybe I can learn to love him. Someone should, right?
Quoting myself, but yeah. This isn't going to happen. Don't like the outfit, he's still silly, and I don't dig blondes as a general rule. I'm totally crushing on Wonderwoman though. Yowza.
But when Lex unhinges... it's a beautiful thing
Agreed. When he looks up at Clark after he sees him smoosh the car? Gah. And I get some sick satisfaction out of seeing him backhand Lionel every time.
Gah. And I get some sick satisfaction out of seeing him backhand Lionel every time.
And he's so coldblooded and angry. Rowr.
Yeah, at least Namor had the advantage of being (a) super strong (b) nigh-invulnerable (c) capable of flight (d) a real arrogant prick.
Now come on, both of them can be considered arrogent. But maybe that's the perception, they are both of royal blood. And Aquaman isn't a slouch in the (a) and (b) departments either.
edit: That's based on what I've read of those characters through other titles.
I love that Lexilicious episode of Smallville that they repeated in the first hour last night.
I missed the first 20 minutes or so -- sadly.
From the pranksters at TeeVee.org, comes this article (buried in the brilliant parody of Salon is a link to faux newpaper The Television City Chronicle):
Protesters Assail Air Force Personnel Decision
Key paragraph:
In addition to being the home to the U.S. Space Command and NORAD, the base is the headquarters for a government team so secret that even its name is not public knowledge. But that secrecy hasn't prevented this loud, spirited group of housewives and thirtysomething single women from coming to the defense of Dr. Daniel Jackson, a reknowned civilian archaeologist who had lived in Colorado Springs for five years.
And another snork, courtesy of the WB Insider newsletter.
You know, they really can't pretend they don't get the slash-vibe now, can they?
Aren't half the current writers out? I know at least Drew Greenberg is...