Well, the show *is* based on tales the Brothers Grimm collected from German lore. Of course, they picked up stories from various other origins but mostly, it's all Preussen.

Evil Eugenic Space Jew.

Can I say something obnoxious now, about how European actors who played enormously famous roles in their respective countries get to star right after on big American films where they are actually doing a variation of their more layered previous role?

On the other hand, I also have a great auntie who thinks excrements are a valid topic for mundane conversation. All in all, I fear this is just poor education.

We'll be in our bunks. With all due respect.

I seem to remember that one time when Steven Moffat said he wouldn't bring any more Dalek to screen ever, ever again.

I may be a bad person, because I felt sorry for the lion.

Silly study!

6th paragraph: "Their prized possession..."

Feels like it.

Weeeeell... (as some other Doctor would say) I say you can have him. There, you can keep him, even.

Poor, poor thing. *shudder*

On Volcano-Day? Seconded!

Which can only mean you are a) a parent or b) a teacher. Poor thing.

In a few years from now, they're going to re-re-release films in 4-D, the fourth dimension being smell. You will be able to pick up on the sophisticated scent of T-Rex dung and pink Jell-O. Rejoice! Look forward to it!

Oh, I like her indeed! Actually, I enjoyed her sexy-crazy banter with James Purefoy, who was obviously casted for his role as Marc Anthony in Rome. They seem to have quite a lot of fun both and together. And I have long learned to enjoy myself Joseph Fiennes' insane chewery of lines.

I am bi and deliriously happy. Or confused. Or both. I call it happifuzing.

La Cinémathèque ?

There, there. Ugg doesn't need to snot on my fancy sabre-tooth tiger fur. There. Does Mrs. Ugg have a sister? A brother? An aide for the kitchen?

I tried to watch the series Camelot a couple of days ago. It appears to me that she has already done comedy, albeit not quite voluntarily perhaps.