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lanalucyDear news reporting people: to quote my father, "Horses are hung. Men are hanged." Please learn to use this word correctly when writing your headlines.
Finished Jericho. The second season was only seven episodes long, but it managed to end at almost the perfect spot - like maybe someone had a head's-up and planned to bring everything to a sensible stopping place. There was most definitely more to the story, and it wasn't a happy ending, but nothing major was left unanswered. My landlord keeps insisting that there are rumors of Netflix or Amazon or somebody trying to pick up the series. It'd have to be a "five years down the road" sort of deal. Not that the entire cast would be available. And it seems unlikely, anyway, since CBS are re-"airing" it online right now. Gerald McRaney is a scary SOB when he plays the angry father. (not angry at his kids, angry on behalf of his kids). And Pamela Reed. Woman has skilz. Alas, I never got to see Skeet without his shirt. Also, the only 'shipping potential was Mom & Dad Greene (Reed/McRaney), who'd been married a really, really long time. I was rooting for them to make it all the way. John M. Jackson as the TX diplomat! That frakking mustache was awful, but it was fantastic to see him again. I've probably missed him most from my JAG-watching days - Admiral Chegwidden was my favorite. Considering everything else there is to NOT be proud of about Texas, it was fun to have a little state pride going when our Air National Guard came to the rescue at the end. :D And Esai Morales. Man is a hottie anyway, but put him in army BDUs? rawr
Also, everybody and their sister and all of their cousins apparently had such a fantastic time at Dragon*Con - attendees, authors, cosplayers, panel-members... Maybe someday I'll make a trip to Georgia just for D*C. Face your fears and all that nonsense. lol
My longfic is now over fifty-five thousands words (55K)! And it's not even finished yet. If I can write that much about BSG, I can probably write something original. Maybe. The world-building could pose a problem - I still have a hard time believing I could be that imaginative.
Finished Jericho. The second season was only seven episodes long, but it managed to end at almost the perfect spot - like maybe someone had a head's-up and planned to bring everything to a sensible stopping place. There was most definitely more to the story, and it wasn't a happy ending, but nothing major was left unanswered. My landlord keeps insisting that there are rumors of Netflix or Amazon or somebody trying to pick up the series. It'd have to be a "five years down the road" sort of deal. Not that the entire cast would be available. And it seems unlikely, anyway, since CBS are re-"airing" it online right now. Gerald McRaney is a scary SOB when he plays the angry father. (not angry at his kids, angry on behalf of his kids). And Pamela Reed. Woman has skilz. Alas, I never got to see Skeet without his shirt. Also, the only 'shipping potential was Mom & Dad Greene (Reed/McRaney), who'd been married a really, really long time. I was rooting for them to make it all the way. John M. Jackson as the TX diplomat! That frakking mustache was awful, but it was fantastic to see him again. I've probably missed him most from my JAG-watching days - Admiral Chegwidden was my favorite. Considering everything else there is to NOT be proud of about Texas, it was fun to have a little state pride going when our Air National Guard came to the rescue at the end. :D And Esai Morales. Man is a hottie anyway, but put him in army BDUs? rawr
Also, everybody and their sister and all of their cousins apparently had such a fantastic time at Dragon*Con - attendees, authors, cosplayers, panel-members... Maybe someday I'll make a trip to Georgia just for D*C. Face your fears and all that nonsense. lol
My longfic is now over fifty-five thousands words (55K)! And it's not even finished yet. If I can write that much about BSG, I can probably write something original. Maybe. The world-building could pose a problem - I still have a hard time believing I could be that imaginative.
