One last post before I head home.
Dice or Men with Brooms? I got my list and my trusty die out to see what they'd tell me to do.
Dice.
To quote
helleboredoll, watch as Egon transforms from "long-haired freaked out and freaky weirdo to short-haired freaky hot-ass".
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Looks like he had a face lift at the same time as the haircut, doesn't it? Either that or a good trim and dye-job really does take years off you. It's almost enough to convince me I should stop trying to grow my own locks and go back to the short & blonde look, too.
Just for the record, is there a Callum performance anywhere that doesn't involve him playing a freak or a weirdo of some sort? I know Johnny in MLaaD is lovely as anything, but there's more than a hint of oddness about him, too.
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Hmmm... Duck McDonald in Wilby Wonderful. Mike in Bliss. Inspector Wood in Torso. Detective Keegan in Murder Seen. Gray Wellman in La Femme Nikita. Just to name a few off the top of my head.
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*signs up for Duck as guardian angel*
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(And I agree with Dan MacIvor - Duck is definitely an angel. Still not your run-of-the-mill character, though.)
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Yes, thanks - just haven't quite got that far yet. ;-)
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Not a freak or a weirdo?
Hmmm. In addition to the ones Mal mentioned. Tom Struck in Purple Toast is a psychic detective. Then there's one of my all time faves, Mark from Double Happiness. Craig from Last Night. Jim from Curtis's Charm, he's a nice guy. Dr. Rollie from Whiskey Echo, he's another good guy. Anthony in Trapped, he gets to be a hero.
Ed fromFlower & Garnet isn't a weirdo but he is emotionally stunted. Jim Field from Falling Angels, a bit of an alcoholic tyrant. Though I highly recommend both of these.
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