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[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by hammerfan

Inside the Actor's Studio: Bruce and Laura Dern

I really enjoy those - I take the box sets with me when i'm travelling




I watched the first 2 Dr Who specials ... the 5 specials that take place between season 4 and season 5


in the first season "the Next Doctor" it was a surprise to see the guy who plays the Governor in The Walking Dead

[hammerfan]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

I really enjoy those - I take the box sets with me when i'm travelling




I watched the first 2 Dr Who specials ... the 5 specials that take place between season 4 and season 5


in the first season "the Next Doctor" it was a surprise to see the guy who plays the Governor in The Walking Dead

My favorite Inside the Actor's Studio episode remains the one with Robin Williams. I laughed until my stomach hurt.

It always surprises me when I see David Morrissey in a British production using his native accent. He did such a convincing Georgia accent on The Walking Dead that, for the longest time, I thought he really was from Georgia.

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by hammerfan

It always surprises me when I see David Morrissey in a British production using his native accent. He did such a convincing Georgia accent on The Walking Dead that, for the longest time, I thought he really was from Georgia.

I had no idea he was British

[newb]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

I had no idea he was British

him, Rick and. the hot chick are British

[cheebacheeba]

Homeland.
Now that the season has finished I can start watching.
I'm doing that with a lot of shows now, especially those that tend to have mid season splits - the marathon, is such an excellent way to fully absorb and become invested in a show I find...the comparison to week-to-week, it comes out on top.
Season seems interesting so far, 3 eps in now.
Never though I'd enjoy the show at all, and I'm amazed they made it go past the initial premise of the first season, but IMO they've done so well, it's a tense, atmospheric show, some of the situations and the general quality of the performances makes me really feel for the characters.

I'd be very interested in looking at the "prisoners of war" show it's supposeldy based on.

[urgeok2]

Finished the last of the DR Who specials - that's the end of David Tennant.
Sad to see him go - he was fun when he was being manic..

they really explored the effect that changing Doctors have on the Dr with him - which i believe was actually a reflection on how the fans felt .. frustration on both sides when you really get attached.

Dr Who has never been more popular than with Tennant as the Dr.
Popular word wide - popular with women, I think he'll always be known as the most popular Dr when the old Tom Baker fans cycle out.

(Pertwee will always be my favourite)

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

(Pertwee will always be my favourite)

He was mine too. The first episodes I watched were with him so I guess I've got a soft spot for him... kinda like Roger Moore era Bond.

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by Elvis_Christ

He was mine too. The first episodes I watched were with him so I guess I've got a soft spot for him... kinda like Roger Moore era Bond.

Exactly the same. Moore was my first bond too
Although the Craig movies are so much better as a whole

[urgeok2]

Starting to get caught up on the tv show box sets I've been stockpiling
Last night I cracked open Dollhouse and watched the first 4 episodes
Not too bad

Watched some dr who season 5 before that
I'm not crazy about the 11th dr so far

[MichaelMyers]

My friends, who know how I love my horror, gifted me seasons 1-3 of Walking Dead for my birthday and I have been watching those continuously. Can't imagine waiting a week to see the conclusion to some of these episodes.