Yeah, I kept thinking that too… but I'm not sure how strict the law is on novels in that sort of situation, since contrasted to say, a TV show, they cover so much more ground and general ideas like "he has a peg-leg" aren't going to be covered.
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I really liked this one. Not overly deep, but really well constructed, had some nice character development, and was funny as hell. Plus, Jeremy was awesome, lol… I hope we get more of him down the line.
Yeah. I never did finish Planescape: Torment way back when it released. Maybe I'll go through it before picking this up (assuming I can get it to work on a modern puter), and give this time to sort out a bug or two.
So, were those ysalamir lizards behind Thrawn's desk?
Man, my roomate and I used to stay up every Tuesday for the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes / Lovejoy back to back on A&E.
If there was ever any doubt about Jumbo's talent… here's her and Colbert's Shakespeare on the spur of the moment.
Well, you know what they say.
But how will it be under zombie Rob Thomas??!? ;)
Well, now it's a thing! Obviously!
Is that even a thing? ;) I was just borrowing from Homestarrunner, lol….
God grant me the courage not to give up what I think is right even though I think it is hopeless.
Good to know! Although… as a very amateurish speaker of Germanian… stock is stick. Plus if that were the way to say the ch in your name, I'd think the S would be an SH. But I'll leave that to the experts we have around here…
Z B S! Z B S!
Side note… Aubrey on Feb 23 2017 Colbert.
We need lebens-paragraphs!
America has Curling?
iNeed my iZombie fix!!
I think I laughed/chuckled more on this one than the previous three. I quite liked it! It seemed more focused, and the personalities of the characters and actors came through a lot better, especially for the Hudge (who is super adorbs and I in no way have a crush on from Sucker Punch…)