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I've finally caught up with Brotherhood 2.0. Between crappy consideraly slower fill-in computer and family stuff and work and lots of driving and vacation, I had nearly two months' worth of backlog.

Sadly, that's the greatest accomplishment of my day. Well, that and lots of laundry. And the imminent trip to the grocery store.

Once I get dinner in motion, I really really really am going to start fiddling about with NaNo ideas. Really.


also: NORTH AND SOUTH ICON! Makes me swoony all over again.

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I've finally caught up with Brotherhood 2.0. Between crappy consideraly slower fill-in computer and family stuff and work and lots of driving and vacation, I had nearly two months' worth of backlog.

Sadly, that's the greatest accomplishment of my day. Well, that and lots of laundry. And the imminent trip to the grocery store.

Once I get dinner in motion, I really really really am going to start fiddling about with NaNo ideas. Really.


also: NORTH AND SOUTH ICON! Makes me swoony all over again.

hmmm

The BBC's Robin Hood is good, if a bit silly, fun. I rather like most of the actors (and rather adore Richard Armitage). The fights aren't terrible; some of them are good. But good gracious, the costuming is flat out painful to behold.


On a happier note, the most delightful pirate from 'Stardust' is in the season's second episode. I adore this guy.

ETA: Okay. Hood's all right. I like his speaking voice, and he does a few nice things, actorly, but really? too young and brash and modern, all told. Marian and Guy are the best things in this series, and their chemistry is far more compelling than that of Marian and Hood.The Sheriff has his moments, too - overall, I like what he's doing. And Scarlet is adorable, even if he has precious little to do. I HATE how Much, who reminds me greatly of Alan Tudyk, is relegated to Servant Boy, and the Band gleefully makes fun of him for it. The hell?

hmmm

The BBC's Robin Hood is good, if a bit silly, fun. I rather like most of the actors (and rather adore Richard Armitage). The fights aren't terrible; some of them are good. But good gracious, the costuming is flat out painful to behold.


On a happier note, the most delightful pirate from 'Stardust' is in the season's second episode. I adore this guy.

ETA: Okay. Hood's all right. I like his speaking voice, and he does a few nice things, actorly, but really? too young and brash and modern, all told. Marian and Guy are the best things in this series, and their chemistry is far more compelling than that of Marian and Hood.The Sheriff has his moments, too - overall, I like what he's doing. And Scarlet is adorable, even if he has precious little to do. I HATE how Much, who reminds me greatly of Alan Tudyk, is relegated to Servant Boy, and the Band gleefully makes fun of him for it. The hell?

nipped from somnascream

So.... yeah. Probably just about right. *wince*

nipped from somnascream

So.... yeah. Probably just about right. *wince*