Robin of Sherwood (the inferior sort)

I have moved onto Robin of Sherwood: the Connery bits. I don't dislike it as much as I used to because a) well, the Merry Men and Marian are still amazing and b) Connery's commentary and interviews are HILARIOUS.

Also! The first two episodes with Owen of Clune and Richard O'Brien as a mad sorcerer are to be cherished for their impressive amount of over-acting. Now the Merry Men are off to see if Mad Peg can cure Robin's wounds. When your choice of medic has 'mad' in their name it is never a good sign for the state of medicine.

Robin of Sherwood: hair issues

I feel one of Jason Connery's great disadvantages is his greatly inferior to Praed hair. It teeters on the edge of mulletness which I find disturbing.

I am currently on the lepers episode which shows us Will Scarlett almost naked. And makes Guy of Gisbourne all emo and filled with a Tortured Past. I approve of the first but not the second.

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1. So via Calixa I have found that I can't watch Gossip Girl on the Canadaian telly tonight. There goes that plan.

2. I think I shall watch Prison Break even though I've never seen an episode as it sounds like it could be potentially Kdramaish. Is there any new show I should start watching? I like: melodrama, amnesia, mortal illnesses, and more melodrama. Not really picky about the setting. Oh, and star crossed love. If the people in love also have the amnesia and illness that's the best.

3. I was going to watch East of Eden, a brand spanking new Kdrama, but it's 50 episodes long. That's a bit too much of an investment for me, so instead I shall catch up on some back viewing: Beautiful Days. I think there's a mortal illness in that. Plus repressed people.

4. People on Robin of Sherwood are now throwing axes at the sheriff. Excellent even if it means that I am ON THE LAST EPISODE OH NOES AND NOW MY REWATCH IS OVER AND I HAVE A ROBIN OF SHERWOODLESS FUTURE TO LOOK FORWARD TO. IT IS COLD AND BLEAK, MY FRIENDS.