Eleventh Hour

I have the first season of it on DVD. I'm hoping they release the Goliath Chronicles at SOME point in the future, I thought their little world tour was rather entertaining.

Ah, no, the Goliath Chronicles was season three which is so full of fail that the creator has declared it non-canon. The world tour is in season two, which has been half released on dvd. Hence, I torrented. I'm actually in the middle of the world tour right now! Yay Africa! (I haven't actually seen all of season three - I watched the canon first episode of it and then the second and nearly gagged cuz it was horrible!)

I stand corrected. Looks like I venture back to the wilds of the Amazon... dot com, that is. (now trying to remember if she actually saw S3 or is just more confused than usual)

Now, if S3 was so screwed up, why on Earth did he let it get produced in the first place?

He and everyone else got kicked off the show for whatever reason. Eh, it's Disney - they do stupid things. The dude's got the official canonical timeline on what happens in the Gargoylesverse on his website... and he answers pretty much every stupid question that his fans ask... including questions about gargoyle sex (and, particularily, how Goliath and Elisa would get it on. Apparently they don't... well, conventionally anyway, XD)

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EDIT:wait, sex isn't censored?Man, Iwas sure that it would be since pr3gnant is. Apparently the bit that leads to pregnancy is a-okay to say.

I've read some of his commentary somewhere, I think... didn't he comment at one point that he thought Lexington would have turned out to be gay if the series had progressed?

Edit: Ye gods, I'm terribly specific and coherent, aren't I?

Yes indeedy. That one surprised me until I watched the show again - Lex pays very little attention to women when compared to Broadway and Brooklyn... and he dropped out of the war for Angela reaaaally quickly. I totally have a Lex action figure, XD But I lost the crossbow it came with T.T

Going back to the original subject of the forum for a moment... (does that mean I'm compleatly off-topic, or the only one on it???) Iwas thinking in the shower last night about the episode H2O (thankfully I did not end my shower on a trip, bad or otherwise... yes, I'm geting to a point...) when another plot-thought hit me. Or plot bunny bit me, or something. (coughs twice and starts with narrator-voice)

It's been in the food we eat. (Ep:Agro) It's been in the water we drink. (Ep: H2O) But what if it was in the very light on our skin?

Synopsis: Team Hood is called to a small Southern town when it is discovered over one-third of the population has recieved the same diagnosis within the past three years; terminal skin cancer. After multiple dead-end leads, only Hood's insistance with the higher-ups keeping them on the case, they begin to notice something odd. Despite religious use of sunscreen, Rachel is consitantly getting burned. Further investigation reveals a chemical plant in the county is producing a type of far-reaching, low-grade radiation that, instead of lessening the ozone, is strengthening the ultraviolet radiation from the sun .

Oooo, that would be interesting! Though my half-finished science degree is forcing me to point out the flaws... I don't think you can 'strengthen' UV radiation, but you can ADD to it's effect. And for radiation types... man, I'm a chemist, not a physist so I have only a very rough knowledge of radiation and it only applies to analysing stuff. Crap, this is gunna bother me for ages. Bleh, I should be thinkin' 'bout chemistry anyway. Assignment due tomorrow.

FanFic! BTW, I liked your Fic on FF, ObsidianJade . Very cute.

Oy now, when's the last time you had a perfect idea in the shower?? (laughing) No, I knew it was probably somewhat implausible, but like I said, it's an idea. And besides, with all the changes in the natural and not-so-natural world these days, the realms of possibilities change from day to day. Also, I'm neither a chemist nor a physicist, (sp?), and freely admit I have less than no idea what I'm talking about.

Hey, I dunno if it's actually possible, but I could probably believe it. It's just that as soon as something science-y appears in front of my face I have to analyse it. And showers are where all the best ideas come from, XD

xFrEAKk wrote:

FanFic! BTW, I liked your Fic on FF, ObsidianJade . Very cute.

I do believe in fairies, I do, I do! (laughing) Gods, is it possible to get high off snickerdoodles? I swear there's nothing beyond the regular ingredients in them.

One word: Frankenstien.

Whether you prefer Shelly's original creature; eloquent, agile, and remarkably intelligent, or the lumbering hardware store he's devolved into, you can't deny the facination of the walking dead. Team Hood has already seen the painful results of humans attempting to cheat death via cloning. What if they go up against someone attempting not just to cheat death, but to utterly defeat it?