John Simm sex dream. Hee hee hee hee hee.

Guest starring Philip Glenister, with whom, oddly, I am not having an odd little self-aware romance. However, the two gentlemen, self, and an odd woman whose identity I never did establish are on the run from the law. (Simm, as Master, terrifyingly hypnotises a taxi driver into abandoning his vehicle.) We ( Read more... )

From May: Philip Glenister at the Genesis DVD premiere

From June: Facebook changes luck for lonely cat

Also from June: Opinion piece on the demise of the Australian Democrats

Also also from June: Escapee caught in air-con duct

From February 1940: Careless Talk Costs Lives posters

jb-wolfsies overhears a cheeky tram driver.

insidian is starstruck and tongue-tied ( Read more... )

Philip Glenister for Free Tibet

shinyjenni's picspam review of The Invasion of Time. Andred does indeed have a notable nose.

For some reason, I keep imagining Jeremy Clarkson in his underpants. Methinks the lady doth protest too much.

Muppets (warning: nudity)

Star Trek IV bloopers

Seeing I at the online Disco Guide.

( SPOILERS for the Doctor Who finale )

J Joe jeans and his jelly beans!

More Philip Glenister: why isn't The Perfect Blue out on DVD? Thudddd! Also, the making of Cranford. Thudddddddddd!

Onto more serious stuff. Never mind MAD, army chiefs argue we may need to use nukes to prevent the use of weapons of mass destruction. Fucking for virginity, anyone?

Obesity in children is about ( Read more... )

Philip Glenister interview. "I get a lot of letters inviting me to nip round and take down their particulars when their husbands are at work. That's very flattering, but I think it is Gene Hunt they find attractive, not me." (I left a comment disputing this, but alas, none have appeared at the site. :-) And a review speculating on Gene's appeal.

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Endless marvellous interviews with Mr Glenister about at the moment, of course, including the one where he describes Gene Hunt as a knobbly carrot. From teh Sun, here's his sixth form recollections:"I used to wear one of these neckerchiefs - I must have looked like Quentin Crisp mincing down the High Street. And very tight jeans with pinstripes and ( Read more... )

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The Aspie Dilemma. Another mean, mean column from 101 Reasons To Stop Writing, which includes this suggestion: "Kids, it's time to not only to use Occam's Razor as a diagnostic tool, but to wave it over our heads, howling "Blood and souls for my lord Arioch!" at the tops of our lungs."

More on writing: Strange Horizons lists Horror Stories We've ( Read more... )

If that was it for Mr Glenister, I am so not sitting through the rest of Kingdom of Heaven. Somebody help me out here.

Had my first Philip Glenister dream.

He he he he.

No you can't has.