'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
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.
Wow. Really?
Hmm. My trouble with Methos/Richie is that Methos doesn't really ever give Richie the time of day. He's got MacLeod tunnel vision, yo.
In the alternate Duncan timeline, the remaining Horsemen (Kronos and Methos) are dark, roaming, and find Richie. Methos ends up being Richie's teacher.
Go ... write.
Please.
There's leather.
Go ... write.
At the moment, I'm in the middle of a rather entertaining conversation between Duncan and Methos, but we'll see. My brain is being evil and it's getting me to do bad things.
Maybe I shouldn't have changed my frelling tag.
So there was a hugely positive review of the KAREN SISCO series in EW this week. Compared Carla Gugino very positively to the J-Lo character in OUT OF SIGHT and said she was truer to Elmore Leonard. It's debuting at 10pm after the Angel premiere - I think I'll be watching.
From Tachyon TV's "Doctor Who is back!" issue:
Heartened by news of Doctor Who fan's landmark victory, Ben Browder and Claudia Black promise to keep their diaries clear in 2017.
bwa!
Bwah, thanks Pinwiz. I love Tachyon tv.
So, this Iris chick on Sentinel? Kinda hot. I'd'a fallen for it too.
I despise the inherent arrogance of the "what would it have been like if you hadn't been here" homage to whatever movie,
I'd like to see this once where the "what would it been like" turns out to be significantly better. Without the Brave Hero to save her, the Love Interest does have awful things happen to her, but she recovers, decides this will never happen to her again, learns a really cool and dangerous martial art, starts wearing leather, and ends up as a really interesting person who does her own damn saving.
Well, in au Highlander -- Tessa lives because she didn't meet Duncan. . . but she stops being an artist and is married to a womanizer.
Dallas did that with JR. I think JR was contemplating suicide and some guy showed up and showed JR what everyone's life would be like without him. JR assumes it's the Wonderful Life thing but everyone's life ROCKED, totally great things were going on and finally JR's standing in front of the mirror saying "Why'd you show this to me?" And the guy morphs and there's smoke or brimstone in the back and he says something either like "You didn't think I was angel did you?" OR "You didn't think you really improved anyone's life?"
I don't know why I was watching Dallas, but I thought that was so cool. Of course JR didn't off himself, but I was hoping he would.
Dallas did that with JR.
OK, now that's an episode of Dallas I should have watched.