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Aug. 26th, 2008 05:57 pmFor some reason, I have the incredibly intense urge to write an Invasion/Criminal Minds crossover (wtf, brain?) in which Agent Hotchner is bodyswapped, becomes a hybrid, quits the FBI, and moves to Florida to go all vigilante with a very dark version of Tom Underlay.
I know that made sense to little to no one on my flist. IT'S STILL AWESOME.
So, I started watching the show "The Invisible Man" - this old Sci-Fi channel show, aired in 2000. It's kinda lame and sci-fi channel-ish, especially in the pilot, but dude. So many times, I've seen a show try to use a child as an automatic route to the heartstrings. It usually ends up totally lame, either because the kid can't act, or the adult is ridiculous and awkward, or the writing is so full of cheese it might as well be Wisconsin.
So help me, the Invisible Man made it *cute*. I think I'm addicted. Too bad the fandom probably died permanently six years ago -_-
I know that made sense to little to no one on my flist. IT'S STILL AWESOME.
So, I started watching the show "The Invisible Man" - this old Sci-Fi channel show, aired in 2000. It's kinda lame and sci-fi channel-ish, especially in the pilot, but dude. So many times, I've seen a show try to use a child as an automatic route to the heartstrings. It usually ends up totally lame, either because the kid can't act, or the adult is ridiculous and awkward, or the writing is so full of cheese it might as well be Wisconsin.
So help me, the Invisible Man made it *cute*. I think I'm addicted. Too bad the fandom probably died permanently six years ago -_-