...You know, I think we are enabling each other! I wasn't this into the show in S3, when you weren't watching!
I was enabled enough the other night to look up Joshua Jackson on Wikipedia for the first time (because I wanted to see whether the wedding ring he's wearing in that #WhereIsPeterBishop video is his or Peter's; apparently it's JJ's), and found THIS:
"He held and hosted Pacey-Con in 2010, directly across the street from the San Diego Comic-Con, sporting a bowling shirt and giving out fan fiction he wrote himself to those waiting in the Comic-Con entrance line. Footage of the event was recorded for a video, entitled 'Pacey-Con', which he was filming for Will Ferrell's Funny or Die celebrity humour website."
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...um. I don't really know what to do with that, but I thought you should know.
P.S., since I'm here and was talking about it in the post: I thought of you when watching the Warehouse 13 season finale tonight. I can't recommend the show wholeheartedly, because it's often rather bland and a bit too goofy for its own good, but it's still enjoyable popcorn TV, and it has SO MANY GREAT WOMEN who would make Olivia proud. Like, the cast gender ratio is 4:2 for most episodes, and with the addition of excellent reoccurring characters tonight it was 6:3. All but one of the girls got to save the day in assorted badass ways. They also do some pretty cool reversals of gender roles--the hacker teen is a girl, the goofball who always gets in trouble and often has to be rescued is a guy, two of the most powerful people in the organization are women...it's pretty cool. Oh, and there is an epic subtextual romance (even the producers admit it!) between the female senior agent and H.G. Wells, who in this universe is a.) a woman, b.) was cryofrozen so that she's around today, and c.) is kind of a villain, but not exactly. The show as a whole just makes my feminist heart go pitter-pat. :D
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Date: 2011-10-04 05:08 am (UTC)I was enabled enough the other night to look up Joshua Jackson on Wikipedia for the first time (because I wanted to see whether the wedding ring he's wearing in that #WhereIsPeterBishop video is his or Peter's; apparently it's JJ's), and found THIS:
"He held and hosted Pacey-Con in 2010, directly across the street from the San Diego Comic-Con, sporting a bowling shirt and giving out fan fiction he wrote himself to those waiting in the Comic-Con entrance line. Footage of the event was recorded for a video, entitled 'Pacey-Con', which he was filming for Will Ferrell's Funny or Die celebrity humour website."
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...um. I don't really know what to do with that, but I thought you should know.
P.S., since I'm here and was talking about it in the post: I thought of you when watching the Warehouse 13 season finale tonight. I can't recommend the show wholeheartedly, because it's often rather bland and a bit too goofy for its own good, but it's still enjoyable popcorn TV, and it has SO MANY GREAT WOMEN who would make Olivia proud. Like, the cast gender ratio is 4:2 for most episodes, and with the addition of excellent reoccurring characters tonight it was 6:3. All but one of the girls got to save the day in assorted badass ways. They also do some pretty cool reversals of gender roles--the hacker teen is a girl, the goofball who always gets in trouble and often has to be rescued is a guy, two of the most powerful people in the organization are women...it's pretty cool. Oh, and there is an epic subtextual romance (even the producers admit it!) between the female senior agent and H.G. Wells, who in this universe is a.) a woman, b.) was cryofrozen so that she's around today, and c.) is kind of a villain, but not exactly. The show as a whole just makes my feminist heart go pitter-pat. :D