Even in the uncensored Canadian airings, Chrisjen doesn't fucking swear nearly enough.

Tonks noted that we may well get Florence Faivre back as Julie's sister Clarissa "Claire" Melpomene Mao, aka Peaches… they're described as almost twins.

*applause*

I'm still pissed off they commissioned Peter Watts to write a Person Of Interest tie-in novel, then suddenly cancelled it.

*raises eyebrow

"…OK, one last time. These are small… but the ones out there are far away.
Small… far away…"
-Father Ted Crilley

They're great; the 4th, 'Cibola Burn', is a bit oddly paced in comparison to the rest, but the series soon picks up. The way they set up the long story arcs is textbook plotting. The novellas, especially 'The Churn' are necessary, too.

Glad you're enjoying it. (But seriously, read the books.)

I'm still fucked off they didn't have Fogg's speech about magic as the transformation of personal pain.

"The 100 has always found its most fruitful material in those quieter moments, examining the existential angst that comes with responsibility beyond our comprehension"

I was astonished that you can only find Bob Godfrey's sublime parody "Dream Doll" on an obscure Russian site… so, here it is.

Beltane Eve?

Not read it: though a Carey fan, the fairytale sing-song prose of the first couple of chapters put me right off.

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If you do comics, check out the Alan Moore/Simon Spurrier series Crossed +100.

Somehow missing from the review is how beautiful the film is: the direction, Simon Dennis's cinematography and Cristobal Tapia de Veer's score provide some haunting scenes, especially the penultimate one.

I just love to see those veins on your temple *throb*.

Noting once again that the three American sportsball games are two versions of British girl school sports (netball and rounders) and rugby in excessive armour.

At last! An American who admits Expensive Rounders is a boring sport.

Well, urban fantasy, especially British, is sort-of work for me.