OMG, it turns out that Sapphire and Steel is complete crack. Or some kind of drug, anyway. Probably some sort of hallucinogen mixed with barbiturates. All I know is, it's bizarrely addictive, and whatever it is, I've been downing it like candy. I don't think it's gotten any faster paced or anything, either but somehow I've stopped noticing its
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But it's the good crack. 8-)
I was grinning at the start of this post, but this: Sometimes I want to pat his cheeks and floofle his hair and go, "Awww, who's a cute little uptight Agent of Cosmic Order, then?" made me cackle out loud.
It just bravely refuses to ever acknowledge the existence of Earth Logic, or indeed, any sort of logic at all.
Oh it has logic: it has Dream Logic.
One friend said to me that S&S is actually science fiction, but the science they're using is a science we know nothing of.
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A reasonable enough reaction, as I was chuckling a lot when I wrote it. But it's true! :)
Oh it has logic: it has Dream Logic.
It really kind of does. It's a fair bit more coherent overall than dreams usually are -- or at least than mine are -- but it frankly makes less sense than a lot of dreams. And yet when you manage to click into the right mindset for it, that way you just sort of roll with the irrationality is a lot like the way you just accept the weird logic of dreams. Only you're more aware, in the back of your mind, that it is nonsense. So maybe it's sort of like lucid dreaming. :)
One friend said to me that S&S is actually science fiction, but the science they're using is a science we know nothing of.That's actually pretty much how I'm thinking of it, too, although I'm surprised that I'm able to do that, really. Indistinguishable from magic is one thing, but that level of sheer gobbledygook tends to snap my suspension of disbelief pretty much immediately. I do think, though, that they get ( ... )
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And Joanna Lumley was marching on the High Court with the Gurkhas this week.
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Lumley does actually seem a bit more imposing of a figure than McCallum, somehow. Not sure if it's due to the boots, though, as most of the ones they have her in are flat, IIRC. She's by far the more useful of the two, though.
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I think it's one of the most amazing shows ever made. I wanted to be Sapphire, I thought she was so beautiful and elegant *sigh*
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There are some audio plays, apparently, which are supposed to be pretty good, but I'm not sure how I feel about that.
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Fic about it might be fun, though. I only read one- a crossover with Man from Uncle, which sorta made sense (but would have been spoilery if I hadn't seen all of Sapphire & Steel first.)
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I am definitely intending to check out some fic. Like I mentioned in the previous post, it was featured on crack_van recently.
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