Comments | daygloparker: Maybe Dr. House can make a joke about Rome?

daygloparker

Maybe Dr. House can make a joke about Rome?

Sep 13, 2005 14:16

1. I don't know if I mentioned how much in love I am with Rome. It's fantastic! And that's partially because it's set much earlier than I was expecting, which makes it more like the prequel to I, Claudius instead of something trying to do outdo I, Claudius (which, frankly, will never happen -- CALIGULA OMG. SOME IMAGES WILL NEVER LEAVE MY BRAIN). ( Read more... )

geeeeeeek

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eolivet September 13 2005, 18:37:03 UTC

Cameron/Chase is not that insane and weird, guys.

Amen to that!! And yet, there doesn't seem to be much fic out there for it. Hmmm...

daygloparker September 14 2005, 02:16:59 UTC

...it'spossibleimaywritesome. I mean. What? ;)

eolivet September 14 2005, 15:29:55 UTC

YAY!!!! I was going to say, the fandom needs some good Chase/Cameron. :D

delgaserasca September 13 2005, 21:15:44 UTC

I am madly excited for Rome. I absolutely cannot wait!

4. Okay, one comment: Cameron/Chase is not that insane and weird, guys. No, really. It's not.
I agree. I also think an angst triangle with that pairing would work so very well (in that Cameron would choose Chase because she could never have House; Chase would have Cameron because hewantsher).

daygloparker September 14 2005, 02:12:42 UTC

And that whole plot about her controlling him when she asks about sex in, what, episode 3? gets totally put into a different context when you figure out he used to date a DOMINATRIX. Chase = kinky.

jujubinha September 13 2005, 21:38:55 UTC

"Rome" still hasn't premiered in Brazil, but I am mad excited about it - mostly because it's about Rome, period. I didn't even know when it was set (I mean, they could chose... *counts fingers* about 7 centuries to make a series about Rome, so I had no idea), but I'm glad it doesn't seem to be based on "I, Claudius". Especially because my knowledge of "I, Claudius" is the actual book (fortunately, apparently), but I could probably throw something against the TV if Livia showed up in that story. And throwing things against the TV is bad.

Also? House/Laurie pwns me. And to actually make me write such a silly thing like "pwnage"? Means a lot! :)

daygloparker September 14 2005, 02:06:17 UTC

LIVIA. Oh, man. What a trip. Given the pace of the HBO series, I doubt we'll be seeing Livia. (The BBC mini of "I, Claudius" is absolutely fantastic and if you enjoyed Graves' book then I wholeheartedly recommend it. Sure, it was made in the 70s and thus slightly cheesy, but SERIOUSLY. The Caligula parts are so incredibly disturbing, but in that fantastic TV sort of way. Plus, it's on DVD!)

colorstoobright September 13 2005, 23:24:49 UTC

Cameron/Chase is not that insane and weird, guys. No, really. It's not.
But House/Cameron is better. ITS TRUE!

daygloparker September 14 2005, 02:08:48 UTC

I don't know if it's better, since I'm this sort of weird in-between phase about House/Cameron. I don't hate it, but I don't love it, but it's canon and I (usually) love canon relationships, but it weirds me out, but it totally doesn't-- AUGH. Cameron/Chase is just plain, ordinary, "we really don't like each other that much but let's get drunk and have a one-night side because we're both in love with House." Actually, wait, that sounds like it could be a Cameron/Chase/Foreman plot, too...

colorstoobright September 14 2005, 14:42:01 UTC

I'm mostly about the canon, but it surprises me that even I like House/Cameron, as cheesy, weird as it is. I think the whole "she likes lame" thing from 1x20 was SO fitting, and that's why I heart these two. It's a damaged kind of love. DAMAGeD.

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daygloparker September 14 2005, 02:16:14 UTC

Cameron/Chase is... not House/Cameron.

Correct!