"I'm always all right."

[legoline]

astri13, tia_thereal, glorfinniel and everyone else whom it might concern may as of today rejoice because I've finally seen "The Berrisford Agenda".

Oy. May I just say that my heart broke in many teeny tiny pieces? Also, people who know me well may guess which scene had me almost combust with squee...Jesus Christ.



So, did I mention at some point I have a thing for blokes with glasses? OR for blokes playing the piano? Well, you do now. So basically after the first ten minutes this episode had killed me dead already. Oh Alec, you're SUCH a Wooblet *huggles*

Loved the fact that it was Joshua who saw right through Alec. (And the way Logan and Joshua acted together, aaaw). And that Alec wasn't the perfect soldier Max assumed he was. Also the talk how later on things got harder in Manticore killed me even more. By the time the moment came where Alec was tortured (which reminded me of the movie Sleepers by the way) I wasn't even alive anymore. Hehe.

*points to title of entry* I giggled a little because it's the same line Ten uses in "The Girl In The Fireplace". But when he said it my heart broke, too, as did it when Alec said it. Just - ouch, hurts pecious.

astri13 I didn't think Max was that bad in the episode. She did have her reasons to be mad at him, plus, in the end she realised something was really wrong.

And I totally can't see Alec cry. It makes me cry, too.


Okay, in about two hours I'm off to pick Andrea up from the train station. Might drop by here every now and then but I won't be online much.

Ta-ta!

ETA: Oh and randomly? I totally loved SGA: Sateda. Great episode...seriously :-)

ETA 2: Am considering to buy Blonde. from amazon.de. It's pretty cheap. And I know that Jensen's what? Three appearances probably aren't worth the film, but dudes and dudettes, Patrick Dempsey is in it...and I've sort of fangirled over him ever since Sweet Home Alabama. Oy! Choices, choices.

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[diamondback158.livejournal.com]

OR for blokes playing the piano?

Heee, then you'll really love this. In the commentary, the writer talks about the piano scenes and how they had a hand model on set for Jensen for the shots of Alec's hands on the keys. But Jensen said, no, it would look off, and that he could learn the pieces and he did - in two days. . . close to the same amount of time it took Alec to learn to play. I just. . . yeah. . . *guh*

They also point out that the actress playing Rachel doesn't actually play in her piano scenes, and you can tell becaue the camera makes clean cuts between the hands on the keys and her face; we never get a full shot of her playing, but we do of Jensen in Alec's scenes.

So, as if I wasn't already going to Nutville over Jensen before I saw the commentary, afterwards I had pretty much bought a house there and settled in as a permanent resident.

[legoline.livejournal.com]

But Jensen said, no, it would look off, and that he could learn the pieces and he did - in two days. . . close to the same amount of time it took Alec to learn to play. I just. . . yeah. . . *guh*


You know I WAS actually sitting there thinking "God does he play that himself????" - that is just awesome. Really, really awesome. *explodes from squee*

So, as if I wasn't already going to Nutville over Jensen before I saw the commentary, afterwards I had pretty much bought a house there and settled in as a permanent resident.

Yes, where can you buy those houses? I guess I should move there, too, now....