I can't be the only one with no desire to watch the Oscars.
Argh! I made the mistake of looking at the promo for 4.15. DO. NOT. WANT! This is going to be just like 4.09, isn't it? *headdesk*
Forgot to link this before: Roundtable gen recs.
Hi, Jeffrey Dean!
Okay, I adored Reed Diamond in Homicide. He was hands-down my favorite character. But he was always the sort of bumbling one, the slow one, the angry hot-tempered one and the clownish one. I can't see him as anything else, so I have a hard time taking him seriously as the badass security expert here on Dollhouse. He's typecast in my head as Kellerman. (And why don't I own the Homicide DVDs already? *adds to birthday wishlist*)
Why do all the other cops hate Ballard? Sorry, but they haven't given us enough of a reason for that. I know, they want us to believe he's a rebel and smarter than the rest because he knows the dollhouse exists, but there's better ways of doing that than making all the other agents sarcastic wankers who hate him.
Still not buying Dushku as tough badass (She can't even run without flailing all over) though I am questioning if I'm supposed to. I mean, are the imprints supposed to be based on real people or not? In the first episode it seemed like it was supposed to be a real person with a real person's flaws, but when they're selling the idea to the clients they make it sound like it's supposed to be the perfect human, with no flaws. And the thought of those two guys sitting in the woods monitoring her as she has sex is creepy as fuck-- don't any of these people have moral qualms? Then there's the question of where do these bad guys find people willing to kill for them over the phone? I mean, just pick up the phone and find a killer? (Okay, the fact that I'm being so nit-picky probably means I'm not going to be a real fan of this. I may give the original script a read out of curiosity to see what it this was supposed to be about, but since it didn't actually end up being that, it's time to go watch Leverage instead.)
And, gee, Ellie the FBI guy's neighbor is a little too obvious.
The set of the dollhouse is nice, but what I really like is that main entrance with the pond and the wood pathways. If I'm ever so rich that I want to throw away money, I'm gonna build something like that in my house.
Ugh, my effing IE keeps crashing and taking all my tabs with it. *kicks things* Ugh, it seems to be a conflict between spybot and photobucket. WTF?
Man, there have been some pretty pictures of Sandy McCoy popping up lately. (Or more likely I just haven't seen them before. ;) Anyone else like to browse strangers' photobuckets? Just me then? I like finding pictures I haven't seen before. Such as this or this or this or this.
Forgot to link this before: Roundtable gen recs.
Hi, Jeffrey Dean!
Okay, I adored Reed Diamond in Homicide. He was hands-down my favorite character. But he was always the sort of bumbling one, the slow one, the angry hot-tempered one and the clownish one. I can't see him as anything else, so I have a hard time taking him seriously as the badass security expert here on Dollhouse. He's typecast in my head as Kellerman. (And why don't I own the Homicide DVDs already? *adds to birthday wishlist*)
Why do all the other cops hate Ballard? Sorry, but they haven't given us enough of a reason for that. I know, they want us to believe he's a rebel and smarter than the rest because he knows the dollhouse exists, but there's better ways of doing that than making all the other agents sarcastic wankers who hate him.
Still not buying Dushku as tough badass (She can't even run without flailing all over) though I am questioning if I'm supposed to. I mean, are the imprints supposed to be based on real people or not? In the first episode it seemed like it was supposed to be a real person with a real person's flaws, but when they're selling the idea to the clients they make it sound like it's supposed to be the perfect human, with no flaws. And the thought of those two guys sitting in the woods monitoring her as she has sex is creepy as fuck-- don't any of these people have moral qualms? Then there's the question of where do these bad guys find people willing to kill for them over the phone? I mean, just pick up the phone and find a killer? (Okay, the fact that I'm being so nit-picky probably means I'm not going to be a real fan of this. I may give the original script a read out of curiosity to see what it this was supposed to be about, but since it didn't actually end up being that, it's time to go watch Leverage instead.)
And, gee, Ellie the FBI guy's neighbor is a little too obvious.
The set of the dollhouse is nice, but what I really like is that main entrance with the pond and the wood pathways. If I'm ever so rich that I want to throw away money, I'm gonna build something like that in my house.
Ugh, my effing IE keeps crashing and taking all my tabs with it. *kicks things* Ugh, it seems to be a conflict between spybot and photobucket. WTF?
Man, there have been some pretty pictures of Sandy McCoy popping up lately. (Or more likely I just haven't seen them before. ;) Anyone else like to browse strangers' photobuckets? Just me then? I like finding pictures I haven't seen before. Such as this or this or this or this.
