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- @legen_waitforit even puppies?
- #gnw - "I'm sick of parents talking about their kids falling in with the wrong crowd. Sometimes their kids are the wrong crowd!"
- Funnily enough, Caitlin Stasey looks more like 'my' Ellie on GNW than she did in the film. #gnw #twtwb
- I will never understand why our society continues to reward morons with drug problems. http://bit.ly/cGTl6P
- @Matt7325 Or just the fact that I was so focused on my dislike for Corrie. I probably need a re-read.
- @Matt7325 Maybe it's just that she was never one of my favourites?
- Dear headache, it's been two days now, you've outstayed your welcome. Sincerely, Emma.
- @ronnidolorosa Even if I decided that I couldn't watch it, I will inevitably have to teach it.
- What I thought of 'Tomorrow When the War Began'. Not a short review: http://imaginarydinosaur.com/?p=763#respond
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Tag Archives: heroes
The Problem of the Hero Protagonist
The real hero is always a hero by mistake; he dreams of being an honest coward like everybody else. -Umberto Eco The trouble with being the kind of person who is attracted to Science Fiction and Fantasy as their genres … Continue reading
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Tagged angel, buffy, dollhouse, dr horrible, firefly, heroes, jayne cobb, joss whedon, topher brink, xander harris
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Why do we root for the underdog?
This is the first in a series of posts on heroism, brought about largely as a result of the pre-penultimate episode of Joss Whedon’s Dollhouse. I intend to discuss my disapproval of ‘heroes’ later (when it’s earlier in the day … Continue reading
