Am at home recovering from gastric flu and - joy! - watching lots of television.
Firefly - Finished the series yesterday, second time through. And went on to watch Serenity this evening - may I say how much more I appreciated it now that I have a good handle on the show. Ultimate test of just how far it got its claws into me - I cried. Good
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I also agree that I remember the early BSG episodes best. Because they were amazing and I watched them a lot. Heh. I was thinking the other day of the first time I saw KLG, and how freaking blown away I was. Amazing.
ETA that I'm sorry you're not feeling good! I hope you mend soon. *pets*
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And yes, it's the irrationality of my huge, enormous (and probably dorky) love for dS that makes it IMPOSSIBLE to feel reasonable about it or to explain just why I adore it so much. It's very sad. OTOH, THANK GOD for having a fannish refuge of love here on lj. And thank YOU for making dS sound so intriguing that I just had to give it a try! ::smooshes you::
I will never forget the joy of watching the teaser to KLG Pt 1 - the music, the building of tension, the awful reveal that it's not actually Lee with Kara - just amazing.
PS Am feeling much better now. But the doctor has given me tomorrow off work too - yay, more tv!
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Awww. Well, yes. There was quite a lot of pouting on my end. And inward seething. Like a five-year-old, really. It was really INCREDIBLY sad, and I knew as I was doing it that it was utterly ridiculous, and yet! MY SHOW! *hugs it protectively*
And you're welcome--thank you VERY much for very obligingly loving my show, too! *beams at you and smooshes back*
Yay for you feeling better! Enjoy your time off! :)
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Maybe it would be better to limit our joint watching to shows in which I have less of an emotionally investment.
I know! I've almost given up trying to pimp out shows I care about. On one hand, I really want to spread the glee. On the other hand, life is too short to get upset about other people's underwhelmed reactions. It's their loss anyway (right?).
Hee, one would think that negative opinions are the worst... well, they are, but I find it even harder to deal with people's "meh" reactions. I have to restrain myself from breaking out flow charts and essays and uhm, other supplementary materials. If I had my way, I would strap my victims people into a comfy chair, and pause every minute for "Did you get that? Pay attention! Why are your eyes wondering? This bit is going to be important! Let me explain why... What, why is your face turning blue ( ... )
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Pretty icon, BTW. Makes me yearn to watch the LotR films again!
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I'm so with you on that!
And I think you were the one who convinced me to get Due South, and I can assure you, I watch with great pleasure and affection. As do my husband and teenboy! But I can't see the slash at all. I like the friendship very much, but it's just not slashy to me. Maybe when we get to Ray Kowalski?
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I don't find Ray Vechhio and Fraser all that slashy - though I can be convinced otherwise by a good enough writer. I'd recommend brynnmck's Negotiations and Love Songs, as long as you've seen the episode Red, White or Blue.
Kowalski and Fraser - that's a different story. :) So you haven't got to season 3 yet?
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Ultimate test of just how far it got its claws into me - I cried.
Waaaaaasshhh! ::sob::
(But I did do a little dance of joy at your Firefly love *g* Yays!)
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I do love Firefly, if not with an all-consuming irrational passion. *g* And I didn't cry when Wash died, it was Zoe being to strong and heroic afterwards that got me... Waaaah.
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Zoe's strength really got to me too. She is, as they say, made of awesome.
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An abandoned freezer, with its drawers hanging out... Hee.
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