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Yay mounts! and Spooks meme day 3
Oct. 1st, 2010 04:39 pmSince Brewfest hates me, I have been turning to fishing on the small chance that I may fish up the Sea Turtle. And look!
At least the Sea Turtles love me. Stupid Kodo!
And that also means...
So now I have to find some other things to do to waste time before the Cataclysm hits.
Memeness. 3. Favourite guest star?
Hmm, Spooks certainly has had it's share of awesome guest actors. On the serious side, got to go with Alexander Siddig. I only ever knew him as the irritatingly adorable Bashir from Star Trek, and here he was as this scruffy, ambiguous Algerian agent, managing to keep the uncertainty about his allegiance without having to resort being dishonest in his performance. And then all becomes perfectly clear with that tragic ending and moment of bravery. Such a shame he was only a one episode character.
But I also have to give special mention to Hugh Laurie chewing the Grid as Harry's MI6 counterpart Jools Siviter. From his careless snarking at Tom to keeping top secret documents in his trousers, practically every line of his is a classic. It's a pity that Hugh Laurie's American success meant that we never got to see any more of him.
( 30 days of Spooks )
At least the Sea Turtles love me. Stupid Kodo!
And that also means...
So now I have to find some other things to do to waste time before the Cataclysm hits.
Memeness. 3. Favourite guest star?
Hmm, Spooks certainly has had it's share of awesome guest actors. On the serious side, got to go with Alexander Siddig. I only ever knew him as the irritatingly adorable Bashir from Star Trek, and here he was as this scruffy, ambiguous Algerian agent, managing to keep the uncertainty about his allegiance without having to resort being dishonest in his performance. And then all becomes perfectly clear with that tragic ending and moment of bravery. Such a shame he was only a one episode character.
But I also have to give special mention to Hugh Laurie chewing the Grid as Harry's MI6 counterpart Jools Siviter. From his careless snarking at Tom to keeping top secret documents in his trousers, practically every line of his is a classic. It's a pity that Hugh Laurie's American success meant that we never got to see any more of him.
( 30 days of Spooks )
