Comments | jaybee65: Legend of the Seeker 2.20

jaybee65

Legend of the Seeker 2.20

May 08, 2010 22:31

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That is all I can manage right now. Coherent later.

lots

Comments 8

labellamafia494 May 9 2010, 06:32:43 UTC

*twirls*

*ded*

labellamafia494 May 9 2010, 06:33:05 UTC

SHOW, WHY SO GOOD NOW?

jaybee65 May 9 2010, 06:36:43 UTC

ARGH. LIFE = NOT FAIR!

swatkat24 May 9 2010, 06:36:25 UTC

OH MY GOD.

jaybee65 May 9 2010, 06:38:22 UTC

Daaaaayyyyyyyuuuuummmmmmm.

If there had been any more to squee about, I think I might have passed out.

swatkat24 May 9 2010, 06:59:06 UTC

BRB, REWATCHING (WHILE FF-ING THROUGH THE RICHARD PLOT THAT IS).

cynaera May 10 2010, 23:26:06 UTC

What is the attraction here? To my very jaded eyes, it's a cheesy rip-off of Xena, and oh, it has Bruce Spence. Why is it so great? I watch it, but I guess I'm missing the whole "everything-but-Bruce-Spence" factor.

Closest I can come to it is "Robin Hood" with Michael Praed. But it doesn't have Michael Praed, or Judi Trott, or the late Robert Addie... So - sell me on this show. It's the only reason I'd stay up to watch a show on a Saturday night.

*Throws down gauntlet - gently, because, well, I have a banana for a backbone*

jaybee65 May 11 2010, 21:45:06 UTC

Well, I'm not sure if you can really call it a "rip-off" of Xena, given that it's by the same TPTB. (Can they rip themselves off?) In any event, yes, it's very much in the same style. And that's part of the attraction for me -- it's silly, sword-and-sorcery goofiness filmed in the gorgeous scenery of New Zealand, with lots of leather-clad women kicking ass in awesome fight scenes ( ... )