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Dec. 8th, 2010 11:05 am
[personal profile] rm
  • Patty countdown: 6 days.

  • I've been at work until 2am 3 of the last 5 nights because shit just did not get done while I was on holiday and now I have to save the world before the holidays. I am probably best described as more fragile than I should be, but I think I'm finally getting all this crap to heel.

  • I just wrote about 700 words of pure awesome.

  • Dogboy & Justine fundraising is chugging the hell along this fine morning (we are $61 away from being down to needing less than $1,000) and I am so grateful.

  • Crash course film school this weekend. And apartment cleaning. My life it is glamorous.

  • Actually, you want to see how unglamorous my life is -- follow me on fucking Four Square. It's like all Duane Reade all the time.

  • Having not bought a dress when I was thinking of it, or a coat, because neither were quite right, I'm still having the itch to reward myself in some manner. I'm thinking opera tickets. It's been a real balm lately.

  • Elizabeth Edwards passed away yesterday.

  • This is a nothing article, but I like Julie Taymor's resilience (and I have for a long time).

  • Remembering one horrible night in 1980.

  • An Erica who is not Erica of Treble Entendre is raising money to make Geek Girl Con happen. I hope to be able to go to this con and talk about cool shit when it becomes an actual thing, and I bet a bunch of you might want to too. So check it out.

  • OMG, WTF: Wild coyotes fitted with radio collars roam Chicago with the county's blessing. Also, sometimes they visit convenience stores.

  • Whovians: The Master, on Formspring. Oh, it's so wrong, it's right. (Warning: NSFW language, non-con, violence, etc. About what you'd expect from fandom with a character like that).

  • Ugh, flights to Gally this year are a special clusterfuck. I'm having trouble making useful decisions that involve stupid prices, stupid scheduling issues, professional concerns and my whole "it just isn't Gally without Virgin America" feeling, which is totally, ludicrously true for me.

  • So how about that un-aired Sherlock pilot? Super weird, yeah? And made John and Sherlock seem even more couple-ly than they do in the show we actually got. Unaired pilots are so peculiar.

  • Keep making marketplace awesome.
  • Date: 2010-12-08 04:38 pm (UTC)
    From: [identity profile] airspaniel.livejournal.com
    The unfortunate costuming (seriously, what was with the whole black jeans thing on Sherlock?) and cinematography aside, I actually preferred the pacing of the unaired pilot to "A Study in Pink." I feel like the speed and manner which Sherlock came to his conclusions was far truer to the character. Other parts of the script didn't work so well, and the climax was just all kinds of messed up, though.

    And yeah, the subtext was just actual text in that one.

    Date: 2010-12-08 04:40 pm (UTC)
    From: [identity profile] rm.livejournal.com
    The longing looks over great distances!!!

    Date: 2010-12-08 04:42 pm (UTC)
    From: [identity profile] airspaniel.livejournal.com
    Oh lord yes! Where every glance fairly screams could I love him more? It was not subtle.

    Date: 2010-12-08 04:52 pm (UTC)
    ext_3685: Stylized electric-blue teapot, with blue text caption "Brewster North" (Default)
    From: [identity profile] brewsternorth.livejournal.com
    I gather there is a rooftop scene that is particularly anvilly with the subtext (having seen gifs on Tumblr; I haven't yet acquired the DVD).

    Date: 2010-12-08 05:39 pm (UTC)
    ext_47484: (Sherlock1)
    From: [identity profile] marita-c.livejournal.com
    For me it was "I'm his doctor". Just too good to be true.

    Date: 2010-12-08 05:41 pm (UTC)
    From: [identity profile] rm.livejournal.com
    For me it was the "Hey, dinner?" "Dinner!"

    Date: 2010-12-08 05:45 pm (UTC)
    ext_47484: (Sherlock1)
    From: [identity profile] marita-c.livejournal.com
    Yes, for some reason it sounded a lot more like a date in the unaired version.

    Date: 2010-12-09 10:30 pm (UTC)
    From: [identity profile] malle-babbe.livejournal.com
    For me, it was Sherlock's profile of who likely fired the shot through the window. I was waiting for, "Short, grumpy, dark blond... Where was I?"

    Date: 2010-12-08 08:51 pm (UTC)
    From: [identity profile] kel-reiley.livejournal.com
    yes! yes! in 'a study in pink' i was so frustrated that i figured it out before the greatest detective in the world! that is the one thing i really wish they'd kept from the pilot

    Date: 2010-12-08 09:38 pm (UTC)
    From: [identity profile] airspaniel.livejournal.com
    Me too! I seriously thought he was just putting everyone on in SiP; that he'd figured it out long before. I was so disappointed when he wasn't. :/

    Date: 2010-12-08 09:43 pm (UTC)
    From: [identity profile] kel-reiley.livejournal.com
    it really didn't make any sense!

    Date: 2010-12-08 11:22 pm (UTC)
    From: [identity profile] neadods.livejournal.com
    Me three. It was foolish of them to drag it out - why not admit it was a cabbie and then have trouble finding out which one?

    Date: 2010-12-09 06:03 am (UTC)
    From: [identity profile] kel-reiley.livejournal.com
    exactly! i was so... UGH that i figured it out like 20 minutes before he did - but then in the pilot sherlock had it and he was trying to lead john, and therefore the audience, to the right conclusion

    it just... bleh

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