So I've watched the end of Sanctuary Season 3, H5-0 Season 1, the end of Castle Season 2, the start of Lost Girl Season 1 (first episode) and the start of Rizzoli and Isles Season 2 (first episode ( Read more... )

Albertus Magnus, thirteenth century occultist - mystic, alchemist, philosopher - who wrote a Book of Secrets about the magical properties of stones, herbs, and beasts...

One wonders about the degree of relationship with a certain Helen Magnus...

At the least it could be said that Gregory and Helen came by it honestly! :)

Okay, I'm not a fan of the Five, any more than I'm a fan of Rodney McKay. It's less to do with the characters themselves and more to do with the dominance of them in fandom. It's Daniel Jackson and the Denialites syndrome, although Denialites syndrome was turned up to 11.

But Normandy was an awesome episode.

I take it the next ep, Carentan, is ( Read more... )

Finally! An episode that didn't make me want to stab something!

( in which it's all about the girls, with a dose of Nikola's stupendous ego )

So...was there any point to this episode other than for the writers to get a hard-on about Henry and Will?

( no? I didn't think so. )

( ...for FBI agents, they're pretty stupid. I'm just sayin'... )

Someone wrote a remix of my story: Untold Things!

Unasked Things (The Questions We Don't Answer Remix)
Sanctuary: Helen, Kate, with some Henry, Will, and Big Guy.
I'm so glad that this is from Helen's POV, considering Kate and her probable history, the things she sees but doesn't ask about, knowing there's only so much she can do.

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Forty Years ( Read more... )

So, I got a remix story and it is awesome! Let there be joy!

Making a Sanctuary a Home (Finding Home remix): a remix of my story of the same name, only from Kate's POV and with lots of wonderful interaction with Team Sanctuary ( Read more... )

So, I finally watched the mid-season two-parter. Not bad.

( quite enjoyable )

It's sort of interesting working through Fringe and seeing how it's a more standard telling of the 'man walks into the Underworld' storyline - also Sanctuary's premise.

Fringe is more standard than Sanctuary, because the focus is the everyman character - Olivia - while Sanctuary is focused on the mentor-of-the-everyman - Helen. It's less standard ( Read more... )