She looks like she’s about to make out with the computer by the end.
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Had no idea Julia Stiles was in Ghostwriter, I used to love that show as a kid. Although if memory serves me right, I think the last season or couple of episodes was weak but I can’t fully remember.
this looks old and sounds really really corny.
Aww fuck. I know what that is without having to watch it. Well played.
Well played.
Very young Julia Stiles?
Guarenteed to suck the wind out of anyone who ever got pretentious about Gibson.
The 12-year-old with the lip piercing is SO The Hacker.
I just finished the first “new” season with Christopher Eccleston. Don’t know if I’ll keep watching since he was what drew me to it. I do love Billie Piper though. I’m almost positive I won’t make it through the Matt Smith seasons.
This is the problem with fandoms, they can actually put people off.
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So, my grade school aged brothers are marathoning Victorious since school is out, which stars Ariana Grande as Cat. Cat is... unique.
In regards to Teamwork;
I feel like the current Season of Elementary is trying to subvert this trope. They've made Watson into the Smartest Girl in the Room without having to turn her into a dick. She seems to be doing perfectly fine without Sherlock but Sherlock can't get through a case without her and his new assistant isn't much help.
THANK YOU.
A great "Smartest Guy In the Room" character that doesn't fall into the tired old trope is Frances McDormand's character in Fargo. She goes to a crime scene, immediately gets the details exactly right, and tracks down the criminals. The catch is, being smart doesn't solve everything. Some of what she does is…
No mention of Bones? I mean, it's usually always a guy, but Bones flips the gender and still plays the whole "antisocial no social skills" thing completely straight, for better or worse.
1. Too many Azalea/Azaleias. Old person brain cannot compute.
Why not? Don't know why Nathan Fillion should have all the geek nostalgia fun.