(Watched about the first 20 minutes or so of The Bodyguard Monday night and... Um. It was a thing. And then spoiled myself, so yeah. Probably giving it a miss.)
It took us best part of the first episode to work out why he was so familiar! Also he was so Danish in The Bridge, that it was very weird to see him play a different nationality. Good weird, love him. :D
I'm interested in The Bodyguard because Pretty People, FTW (and I haven't been spoiled.) Your appreciation for Killing Eve makes me wonder if I should try it. It sounds like a more realistic, and terrifying, version of the relationship between Agent Carter and Dottie.
It sounds like a more realistic, and terrifying, version of the relationship between Agent Carter and Dottie. I'd not thought of it that way but, yes, I am here for it.
It might be the one thing that could get me to watch this. It sounds like it's very high quality, but relationships between law enforcement/medical people and highly charismatic killers (think Luther or Hannibal) always make me feel queasy enough that I don't watch them. Sherlock was the one exception, and I'm not sure why.
We have watched 4 episodes now, and the description of 'Cat and Mouse' is fairly accurate? Like, these two women are fascinated by each other, but also surely one of them will die at the end.
I've not watched Hannibal or Luther, so can't comment. But I would describe it as fairly Sherlock-y in its dynamic. (Hadn't thought of that before, because Eve is NOT a Sherlock-y type of character (she gets on well with her colleagues/friends, is happily married etc).
I definitely recommend it, but finish your vid first! :)
I'm interested in The Bodyguard because Pretty People, FTW (and I haven't been spoiled.) Oh yes, no arguing with Teh Pretty.
Your appreciation for Killing Eve makes me wonder if I should try it. It sounds like a more realistic, and terrifying, version of the relationship between Agent Carter and Dottie. Replying out of order, but have yet to watch Agent Carter. :(
Damn, thought I had edited that out. Originally replied thinking you were Promethia (gmail threading) and then went back to edit... Clearly I wasn't as awake as I thought!
(And she is in the process of making a wonderful vid, the process of which I am cheerleading from the sides.)
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And I need more Sandra Oh in my life:
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And there's "Martin" from The Bridge too. :)
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I'd not thought of it that way but, yes, I am here for it.
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I've not watched Hannibal or Luther, so can't comment. But I would describe it as fairly Sherlock-y in its dynamic. (Hadn't thought of that before, because Eve is NOT a Sherlock-y type of character (she gets on well with her colleagues/friends, is happily married etc).
I definitely recommend it, but finish your vid first! :)
(Also - Nine icon!!)
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Peggy and Dottie, though were a little tamer ; ) I grieve for the lack of season three.
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Oh yes, no arguing with Teh Pretty.
Your appreciation for Killing Eve makes me wonder if I should try it. It sounds like a more realistic, and terrifying, version of the relationship between Agent Carter and Dottie.
Replying out of order, but have yet to watch Agent Carter. :(
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???
You have intrigued me.
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(And she is in the process of making a wonderful vid, the process of which I am cheerleading from the sides.)
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I got her motivated! :D
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