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agentxpndble

The Dating Service from HELL

Sep 02, 2009 12:19

So far, Night of the Vicious Valentine holds steady on my top 5 favorite episode list - It definitely holds my favorite villain (and that's saying a lot, because I'm already into season 4.)

I think Emma Valentine rocks:

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minki_moira September 2 2009, 22:08:08 UTC

Agnes Morehead! I love her, especially as Endora in Bewitched. lol It seems she's destined to play the bad/not quite good either guy in whatever series she's in. I wonder if she's still alive? If she is she'd have to be in her late 80's at least, if not older.

I wouldn't mind having Jim in Bondage either, as long as the chair comes with him.

agentxpndble September 2 2009, 22:26:47 UTC

It looks as though she passed away some time ago - in 1974. :-( But I'm *thrilled* to see she won and Emmy for this guest appearance! Very well deserved - It was a *great* performance. \o/

I kind of like him all stretched out - Everything is easily accessible. ;-)

minki_moira September 2 2009, 22:48:01 UTC

Everything is easily accessible. The mind is going into overdrive.

eldritchhobbit September 3 2009, 11:08:57 UTC

Agnes Moorehead won an Emmy for this guest role, didn't she? She totally deserved it. What a great performance. One of the things I love about this show is that the motivations of the baddies - women's equality, ending war, saving the oceans, etc. - are often quite noble and sympathetic, and it's just the means that are so very, very wrong.

I wanted to know where that bondage chair got its nails done. ;) That Q&A with Jim was sooooo clever!

And you're right: Artie rarely loses it like that.

The maniacally laughing redhead was a hoot - in a very creepy, uncomfortable way, of course. It seems he just passed away, as a matter of fact.

agentxpndble September 3 2009, 15:09:49 UTC

Agnes Moorehead won an Emmy for this guest role, didn't she? She totally deserved it.

Yes, and it's kind of awful... She has this insanely long list of nominations for her own show, and never won except for this! Tragic.

One of the things I love about this show is that the motivations of the baddies - women's equality, ending war, saving the oceans, etc. - are often quite noble and sympathetic, and it's just the means that are so very, very wrong.

What I really love about her is that she really did want equality - Once the power and prosperity stabilized, she was going to turn the country back over to democracy! I really don't think she had that bad of a plan. ;-) And, yeah... I can't make this underlying progressive streak jive with the minute-to-minute sexism/racism. All I can do is ignore the one and totally marvel at the other.

It seems he just passed away, as a matter of fact.

That's so weird!