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SAM - and everyone else who's into Prison Break and would have missed it - if you haven't already, go and download the Prison Break special over at Wentworth-Miller.net omg! Unless, of course, you want to remain 100% spoiler free because if that's the case, better wait til Monday - or Tuesday for us.
I was already excited about the new episode but now? Now I need to find a brand new word because 'excited' doesn't even begin to cover it! Oh la la, those guys know how to tease, argh! I was bouncing on my seat and it wasn't even the actual episode yet! They're good *wide eyes* The second half of the season is going to rock so hard *bounces*
There's a lot of things I've been hoping to see in future episodes and seems like I'll get my wish - look at that excerpt from an interview with Wentworth Miller. Thanks go to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
thelana as usual when PB is concerned :-)
Michael is always in total control. Will we ever see him get ruffled?
Absolutely. That [flashback] episode and the one following it, it's like someone threw a hammer in a mirror and Michael starts to splinter. The plan goes south, his brother is two steps from the electric chair, and now the cracks start to show. Michael's humanity that he's been burying all along - his fear, his anxiety, his anger - all that starts to seep through.
It'll be grand, I'm telling you! So to conclude; IS IT MONDAY YET, IS IT?
Also, I won't ever ever get used to the commercial break madness that American TV has going. It's insane! The PB special itself lasted around twenty-six minutes... I stopped counting the breaks after the fifth one. I always whine at having to download my beloved series but, between you and me, I'm happy to do so because I would go mad if I had to watch them live and go through the gazillion commercial breaks. Something else I don't understand is the insistence to talk about sixty-minute drama show when, in fact, an American episode never last more than forty-two minutes. How can you count the commercials as part of the actual episode? Just one of those things, I guess?
Oh and lastly - promise - an hilarious picfic: Life on Mars - Sam and Gene do Monty Pythons Argument Sketch.
SAM - and everyone else who's into Prison Break and would have missed it - if you haven't already, go and download the Prison Break special over at Wentworth-Miller.net omg! Unless, of course, you want to remain 100% spoiler free because if that's the case, better wait til Monday - or Tuesday for us.I was already excited about the new episode but now? Now I need to find a brand new word because 'excited' doesn't even begin to cover it! Oh la la, those guys know how to tease, argh! I was bouncing on my seat and it wasn't even the actual episode yet! They're good *wide eyes* The second half of the season is going to rock so hard *bounces*
There's a lot of things I've been hoping to see in future episodes and seems like I'll get my wish - look at that excerpt from an interview with Wentworth Miller. Thanks go to
thelana as usual when PB is concerned :-)Michael is always in total control. Will we ever see him get ruffled?
Absolutely. That [flashback] episode and the one following it, it's like someone threw a hammer in a mirror and Michael starts to splinter. The plan goes south, his brother is two steps from the electric chair, and now the cracks start to show. Michael's humanity that he's been burying all along - his fear, his anxiety, his anger - all that starts to seep through.
It'll be grand, I'm telling you! So to conclude; IS IT MONDAY YET, IS IT?
Also, I won't ever ever get used to the commercial break madness that American TV has going. It's insane! The PB special itself lasted around twenty-six minutes... I stopped counting the breaks after the fifth one. I always whine at having to download my beloved series but, between you and me, I'm happy to do so because I would go mad if I had to watch them live and go through the gazillion commercial breaks. Something else I don't understand is the insistence to talk about sixty-minute drama show when, in fact, an American episode never last more than forty-two minutes. How can you count the commercials as part of the actual episode? Just one of those things, I guess?
Oh and lastly - promise - an hilarious picfic: Life on Mars - Sam and Gene do Monty Pythons Argument Sketch.