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[froodle]

I'm still gutted by the discovery that Rollo Weeks played Mini-Gerard in Attila. Sometimes the IMDB is a curse, I tell you.

And now, it's time for fun with memes:

List six of your favourite shows

1. Firefly
2. BSG (new)
3. Kim Possible
4. Weekenders
5. Deadwood
6. BSG (original)

Comments

[gothicwhite]

*is guilty* And, yeah, I'm lurking your journal because I think you're hilarious and I've never met someone who actually still watches Gargoyles, not to mention Invader ZIM. Sorry. *toes foot*

[froodle]

OMGSTALKER! Well, your stalking days are over, missy. Now I have friended you and the jig is up! Or gig, or whatever. I can never remember the exact phrase.

[gothicwhite]

Heh. I think it's jig. And thanks. :) Now I don't feel so stalkerish in running back all of your 360 some-odd entries. I couldn't help it, you and your comment wars are so Wasabi and Yellowtail in every Sinfest strip ever. I love snarky people. *headdesk* And am now totally committed to finding out who Richard E. Grant is, why you seem to call God Liam Neeson (or think that Liam Neeson is God?), and track down every Sherlock Holmes movie, mini-series, and book ever. Who knows, you might get some smut out of it. Hell, who am I kidding? You so will. ^_^* Everything I write inevitably turns into pr0n.

[froodle]

I always get confused about that. And that other saying, where you don't like the cut of somebody's jib, I get that one muddled up too. Either that or I stand there like Johnny Lee Miller in Plunkett and Macleane going "Jib?" with a WTF expression on my face.

Richard E. Grant is an awesome, awesome British actor who regularly crops up in various period dramas and occaisonally in very bizarre and unexpected roles, such as the Spice Girl's manager in Spiceworld (shut up, it was awesome and I was twelve!), Sherlock Holmes in yet another example of my borther and I managing to cross-pollinate the others fandoms, and the Church of Liamneesonism... well, that's a long story.

[gothicwhite]

. . .

I have no idea what that one is. What the hell's a jib? Also, what's Plunkett and Macleane? Movie? Rentable, do you think? Also, does Jonny have his real accent? Because ever since I saw him in Dracula 2000 (I know, shame is me, it sucked monkey's ass) Hackers kind of really makes me cringe. He has a beautiful voice.

Huh. *is off to IMDb* *snickers* Spiceworld? *blinks, and kicks CD case under bed* What kind of loser listens to The Spice Girls? *nervous laughter*

The Church of Liamneesonism?

. . . I have time . . .

[froodle]

I don't know what exactly it is, but a jib is something to do with old-fashioned sailing boats. A sail, maybe? I should know this, given the amount of Patrick O'Brian I read, but I usually just skip all the boring technical ship stuff and focus on Jack being a great big manwhore.

Plunkett and Macleane is a movie about these two ne'er-do-wells, played by JLM and Robert Carlyle, who turn to highway robbery as a means of support and attain modest celebrity among ladies of fashion and tangle with evil Thief Taker Ken Stott and have adventures and OMG Alan Cumming is in it as the Earl of Rochester and it's just way, way too awesome. Forget renting it; it needs to be a permanent addition to anyone's DVD collection. And JLM doesn't have his actual accent, on account of it being a period drama and him playing a down-on-his-luck aristocrat, but it is English, and very sexy too.

As for the Church of Liamneeson, well...

[gothicwhite]

P.S. - I keep forgetting to ask you this, but have you ever watched Family Guy or Arrested Development?

[froodle]

Family Guy, yes, Arrested Development, no.

[gothicwhite]

Omg, you haven't? I am so going to see about uploading the pilot for you. It's hilarious, and freakish, and everyone is just so weird. What did you think of Family Guy?

[froodle]

I like Family Guy, but I prefer Futurama. And no matter how lame it may have gotten in recent years, I shall always be a Simpsons fangirl at heart. Homer is my idol.

[gothicwhite]

You know, I have never actually watched an episode of The Simpsons. Not once, not ever. I really, really need to, so I can get all those nifty Jack moments in SG-1 when he's referencing it.

[froodle]

Oh. My. God. Seriously? Never? But... but how? It's the Simpsons. People who've never seen a TV have watched the Simpsons! I don't know quite how that works, but it's true.