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healingmirththe flying mouse affair, still funny.
So, I watched the first episode of BBC's Sherlock? And, like, I am not a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes, despite the fact that I do enjoy smart people who rattle stuff out, but I liked it, I guess. It remains to be seen whether I like it enough to stalk it, and I'm unlikely to be fannish about it since I have failed to be fannish about either the books or the movie, and if Rachel McAdams, Jude Law, and Robert Downey Jr. can't make me interested in something, it's unlikely that...whatisname (whose name is definitely not Bartleby, but for some reason I've had the Scrivener on the brain today) and the guy who played the sex-scene stand-in in Love, Actually are going to win me over. And no, I didn't remember that he played Arthur Dent, and I feel like I should have.
Do I want to go see Lend me a Tenor before it closes in two weeks? I feel like I ought to.
So, I watched the first episode of BBC's Sherlock? And, like, I am not a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes, despite the fact that I do enjoy smart people who rattle stuff out, but I liked it, I guess. It remains to be seen whether I like it enough to stalk it, and I'm unlikely to be fannish about it since I have failed to be fannish about either the books or the movie, and if Rachel McAdams, Jude Law, and Robert Downey Jr. can't make me interested in something, it's unlikely that...whatisname (whose name is definitely not Bartleby, but for some reason I've had the Scrivener on the brain today) and the guy who played the sex-scene stand-in in Love, Actually are going to win me over. And no, I didn't remember that he played Arthur Dent, and I feel like I should have.
Do I want to go see Lend me a Tenor before it closes in two weeks? I feel like I ought to.
