Dark Angel: Max/Logan vids

If you've friended me for more than a month or so, you probably know that Max/Logan from Dark Angel is one of my Top 5 TV ships (the other four are John/Aeryn of Farscape, Mal/Inara of Firefly, Buffy/Angel of Buffy and Max/Liz of Roswell. And Helo/Sharon of BSG get the honorary 6th spot). As you can tell, I like my ships canonical and very angsty. Basically, they hit every kink of mine. I even wrote fic and bought the authorized novels just because they finish out the story and M/L end up together. Yeah. Am a geek (am still working my way through fan season 3 script thingy, too). I mean! Hot people! Angst! No touching! Revolutionaries and wheel chairs! Mutual rescuing and burning stares and his kissing her even though he will probably die from it and just...guuuuh. Everything. After I finish Farscape, it's Dark Angel rewatch (I discovered it last year and posted about it much too much, but whatever).

It's one of the rare OTPs that made me cry. Forget cry, made me bawl.

Anyway, without much ado, since youtube is my new obsession,

( Max/Logan vids behind the cut )

Dark Angel: Max/Logan vids

If you've friended me for more than a month or so, you probably know that Max/Logan from Dark Angel is one of my Top 5 TV ships (the other four are John/Aeryn of Farscape, Mal/Inara of Firefly, Buffy/Angel of Buffy and Max/Liz of Roswell. And Helo/Sharon of BSG get the honorary 6th spot). As you can tell, I like my ships canonical and very angsty. Basically, they hit every kink of mine. I even wrote fic and bought the authorized novels just because they finish out the story and M/L end up together. Yeah. Am a geek (am still working my way through fan season 3 script thingy, too). I mean! Hot people! Angst! No touching! Revolutionaries and wheel chairs! Mutual rescuing and burning stares and his kissing her even though he will probably die from it and just...guuuuh. Everything. After I finish Farscape, it's Dark Angel rewatch (I discovered it last year and posted about it much too much, but whatever).

It's one of the rare OTPs that made me cry. Forget cry, made me bawl.

Anyway, without much ado, since youtube is my new obsession,

( Max/Logan vids behind the cut )

Dark Angel: Max/Logan vids

If you've friended me for more than a month or so, you probably know that Max/Logan from Dark Angel is one of my Top 5 TV ships (the other four are John/Aeryn of Farscape, Mal/Inara of Firefly, Buffy/Angel of Buffy and Max/Liz of Roswell. And Helo/Sharon of BSG get the honorary 6th spot). As you can tell, I like my ships canonical and very angsty. Basically, they hit every kink of mine. I even wrote fic and bought the authorized novels just because they finish out the story and M/L end up together. Yeah. Am a geek (am still working my way through fan season 3 script thingy, too). I mean! Hot people! Angst! No touching! Revolutionaries and wheel chairs! Mutual rescuing and burning stares and his kissing her even though he will probably die from it and just...guuuuh. Everything. After I finish Farscape, it's Dark Angel rewatch (I discovered it last year and posted about it much too much, but whatever).

It's one of the rare OTPs that made me cry. Forget cry, made me bawl.

Anyway, without much ado, since youtube is my new obsession,

( Max/Logan vids behind the cut )

Farscape and First Wave

They’ve Got a Secret.

It’s not an ep I am super fond of (though it’s not bad) so only brief observations behind the cut.

( Spoilery only for the ep itself )

In other news, let’s talk about First Wave.

If you’ve friended me for more than oh…a day or so, you can tell that the only thing I like better than checking my LJ for comments is scifi. More specifically, a clever, dark, dystopian scifi or horrorish fantasy.

Now, the scifi/horror/fantasy shows I adore range from cult classic favorites (Farscape, Firefly, Buffy) to currently running (BSG, Supernatural) to over though still known (Dark Angel, Roswell). Some of them are better known than others, but no scifi show I strongly enjoy is more obscure than First Wave. Running for three seasons (it concluded its story arc, never fear), FW aired on scifi from 1998 to 2001 (Guh, those were the days when scifi had a lot of good stuff on). It involved dark prophesies, an alien invasion, an angsty, angry hero of awesome hotness, and darkness and dystopia. It is not as clever or moving or romantic as some of my other favorites, but it’s still good and deserves to be better known.



A very short synopsis: Former thief turned security specialist, Cade Foster’s life was idyllic, with a beautiful wife, good job and a nice house. Without his knowing, he is used as subject 117 in an extraterrestrial race (called Gua) experiment to test human resilience. As part of this experiment his life is systematically ruined, including the murder of his wife for which he is framed. He is the only one of the 117 subjects to solve the riddles of the experiment and escape arrest to live as a fugitive. The Gua are among humans in the form of hybridised genetic clones and plan to enslave humanity—the first of three “waves” intent on conquering and finally destroying the human race. Constantly pursued by the police, and a strange government agency called the Illuminati, Foster discovers previously unknown quatrains of Nostradamus, which tell of three waves which will destroy the planet unless the “twice-blessed man” can stop them. For this reason, Foster investigates strange occurrences which may have ties to the Nostradamus’ quatrains, hoping to find what he needs to stop the Gua.

Reasons to watch? Darkness, and angst, and a hair-gelled-within-an-inch-of-its-life Sebastian Spence.

This is, weirdly enough, not on DVD yet, but you can dl it or find copies on ebay. And scifi still shows it sometime.

( More Photos )

Links:

Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_wave
Episode Guide: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Theater/2119/firstwavetable.html
Scifi site: http://www.scifi.com/firstwave/

Farscape and First Wave

They’ve Got a Secret.

It’s not an ep I am super fond of (though it’s not bad) so only brief observations behind the cut.

( Spoilery only for the ep itself )

In other news, let’s talk about First Wave.

If you’ve friended me for more than oh…a day or so, you can tell that the only thing I like better than checking my LJ for comments is scifi. More specifically, a clever, dark, dystopian scifi or horrorish fantasy.

Now, the scifi/horror/fantasy shows I adore range from cult classic favorites (Farscape, Firefly, Buffy) to currently running (BSG, Supernatural) to over though still known (Dark Angel, Roswell). Some of them are better known than others, but no scifi show I strongly enjoy is more obscure than First Wave. Running for three seasons (it concluded its story arc, never fear), FW aired on scifi from 1998 to 2001 (Guh, those were the days when scifi had a lot of good stuff on). It involved dark prophesies, an alien invasion, an angsty, angry hero of awesome hotness, and darkness and dystopia. It is not as clever or moving or romantic as some of my other favorites, but it’s still good and deserves to be better known.



A very short synopsis: Former thief turned security specialist, Cade Foster’s life was idyllic, with a beautiful wife, good job and a nice house. Without his knowing, he is used as subject 117 in an extraterrestrial race (called Gua) experiment to test human resilience. As part of this experiment his life is systematically ruined, including the murder of his wife for which he is framed. He is the only one of the 117 subjects to solve the riddles of the experiment and escape arrest to live as a fugitive. The Gua are among humans in the form of hybridised genetic clones and plan to enslave humanity—the first of three “waves” intent on conquering and finally destroying the human race. Constantly pursued by the police, and a strange government agency called the Illuminati, Foster discovers previously unknown quatrains of Nostradamus, which tell of three waves which will destroy the planet unless the “twice-blessed man” can stop them. For this reason, Foster investigates strange occurrences which may have ties to the Nostradamus’ quatrains, hoping to find what he needs to stop the Gua.

Reasons to watch? Darkness, and angst, and a hair-gelled-within-an-inch-of-its-life Sebastian Spence.

This is, weirdly enough, not on DVD yet, but you can dl it or find copies on ebay. And scifi still shows it sometime.

( More Photos )

Links:

Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_wave
Episode Guide: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Theater/2119/firstwavetable.html
Scifi site: http://www.scifi.com/firstwave/

Farscape and First Wave

They’ve Got a Secret.

It’s not an ep I am super fond of (though it’s not bad) so only brief observations behind the cut.

( Spoilery only for the ep itself )

In other news, let’s talk about First Wave.

If you’ve friended me for more than oh…a day or so, you can tell that the only thing I like better than checking my LJ for comments is scifi. More specifically, a clever, dark, dystopian scifi or horrorish fantasy.

Now, the scifi/horror/fantasy shows I adore range from cult classic favorites (Farscape, Firefly, Buffy) to currently running (BSG, Supernatural) to over though still known (Dark Angel, Roswell). Some of them are better known than others, but no scifi show I strongly enjoy is more obscure than First Wave. Running for three seasons (it concluded its story arc, never fear), FW aired on scifi from 1998 to 2001 (Guh, those were the days when scifi had a lot of good stuff on). It involved dark prophesies, an alien invasion, an angsty, angry hero of awesome hotness, and darkness and dystopia. It is not as clever or moving or romantic as some of my other favorites, but it’s still good and deserves to be better known.



A very short synopsis: Former thief turned security specialist, Cade Foster’s life was idyllic, with a beautiful wife, good job and a nice house. Without his knowing, he is used as subject 117 in an extraterrestrial race (called Gua) experiment to test human resilience. As part of this experiment his life is systematically ruined, including the murder of his wife for which he is framed. He is the only one of the 117 subjects to solve the riddles of the experiment and escape arrest to live as a fugitive. The Gua are among humans in the form of hybridised genetic clones and plan to enslave humanity—the first of three “waves” intent on conquering and finally destroying the human race. Constantly pursued by the police, and a strange government agency called the Illuminati, Foster discovers previously unknown quatrains of Nostradamus, which tell of three waves which will destroy the planet unless the “twice-blessed man” can stop them. For this reason, Foster investigates strange occurrences which may have ties to the Nostradamus’ quatrains, hoping to find what he needs to stop the Gua.

Reasons to watch? Darkness, and angst, and a hair-gelled-within-an-inch-of-its-life Sebastian Spence.

This is, weirdly enough, not on DVD yet, but you can dl it or find copies on ebay. And scifi still shows it sometime.

( More Photos )

Links:

Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_wave
Episode Guide: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Theater/2119/firstwavetable.html
Scifi site: http://www.scifi.com/firstwave/

Farscape: killing me all over again

Oh My God.

JOHN: Say Good-Bye.
AERYN: Fine. Good-bye, Crichton.
JOHN: John! My name...is John. "Good-bye, John," to my face.

FRELL.

This is probably my second-favorite quote ever. Or third. The second favorite is the incredibly spoilery one from CoD. You know the one. The trade with Scorpius.

My favorite?

JOHN: There is no home! There is no wormhole! There's only you- Aeryn... anywhere in the universe. You pick the planet.
AERYN: It's too late for that.
JOHN: It's not too late.
AERYN: No. You're not listening to me. It's too late for me.
JOHN: You do this... and we'll never see each other again.
AERYN: Do you love Aeryn Sun?
JOHN: Beyond hope.

I. Am. DEAD.

When I think of what my favorite Farscape episode is, no wonder 'Dog With Two Bones' is usually one of the cannot-narrow-any-further group (together with 'Die Me Dichotomy,' 'Won't Get Fooled Again,' 'Terra Firma,' 'Constellation of Doubt' and 'We are So Screwed Part 1.' Though even narrowing it this much is horrifying because it means I leave out LGM Part 1, LGM Part 3, the rest of WSS, Nerve, Hidden Memory, AHR, John Quixote, Prayer, ItLD both parts, Family Ties, The Way We Weren't, Infinite Possibilities, SnS, CDM etc) Can you believe that was my first ep?

Farscape: killing me all over again

Oh My God.

JOHN: Say Good-Bye.
AERYN: Fine. Good-bye, Crichton.
JOHN: John! My name...is John. "Good-bye, John," to my face.

FRELL.

This is probably my second-favorite quote ever. Or third. The second favorite is the incredibly spoilery one from CoD. You know the one. The trade with Scorpius.

My favorite?

JOHN: There is no home! There is no wormhole! There's only you- Aeryn... anywhere in the universe. You pick the planet.
AERYN: It's too late for that.
JOHN: It's not too late.
AERYN: No. You're not listening to me. It's too late for me.
JOHN: You do this... and we'll never see each other again.
AERYN: Do you love Aeryn Sun?
JOHN: Beyond hope.

I. Am. DEAD.

When I think of what my favorite Farscape episode is, no wonder 'Dog With Two Bones' is usually one of the cannot-narrow-any-further group (together with 'Die Me Dichotomy,' 'Won't Get Fooled Again,' 'Terra Firma,' 'Constellation of Doubt' and 'We are So Screwed Part 1.' Though even narrowing it this much is horrifying because it means I leave out LGM Part 1, LGM Part 3, the rest of WSS, Nerve, Hidden Memory, AHR, John Quixote, Prayer, ItLD both parts, Family Ties, The Way We Weren't, Infinite Possibilities, SnS, CDM etc) Can you believe that was my first ep?

Farscape: killing me all over again

Oh My God.

JOHN: Say Good-Bye.
AERYN: Fine. Good-bye, Crichton.
JOHN: John! My name...is John. "Good-bye, John," to my face.

FRELL.

This is probably my second-favorite quote ever. Or third. The second favorite is the incredibly spoilery one from CoD. You know the one. The trade with Scorpius.

My favorite?

JOHN: There is no home! There is no wormhole! There's only you- Aeryn... anywhere in the universe. You pick the planet.
AERYN: It's too late for that.
JOHN: It's not too late.
AERYN: No. You're not listening to me. It's too late for me.
JOHN: You do this... and we'll never see each other again.
AERYN: Do you love Aeryn Sun?
JOHN: Beyond hope.

I. Am. DEAD.

When I think of what my favorite Farscape episode is, no wonder 'Dog With Two Bones' is usually one of the cannot-narrow-any-further group (together with 'Die Me Dichotomy,' 'Won't Get Fooled Again,' 'Terra Firma,' 'Constellation of Doubt' and 'We are So Screwed Part 1.' Though even narrowing it this much is horrifying because it means I leave out LGM Part 1, LGM Part 3, the rest of WSS, Nerve, Hidden Memory, AHR, John Quixote, Prayer, ItLD both parts, Family Ties, The Way We Weren't, Infinite Possibilities, SnS, CDM etc) Can you believe that was my first ep?