Random vid links
Jun. 24th, 2010 09:53 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lonelybritSo I've finally caught up with Doctor Who. I liked the latest episode, though I did sniffle a bit as I'm a sap at heart, and I'm looking forward to seeing how it all ends next week.
I'm passing on a few vid links which have raised a smile this week:
x. Brian Blessed's battle cry - yes, Shakespeare would turn in his grave at the massacre of these lines, but I like to think that part of the reason England pulled their finger out for the last game was that when the big guy bellows 'once more unto the breach' at you, you get going and sharpish.
x. True Blood S3 - Truebies & Newbies: Tara & Franklin - the last time I saw James Frain was when he broke my heart with his exit from The Tudors. So the opening seconds of this interview were oddly theraputic since it's always great when you're reminded in the best possible way how different actors can be from the characters they portray. Plus it's hilarious how neither of them seem able to take the other entirely seriously :)
x. BBC: The Politics Show - end credits - from the 9th May. Ah BBC, this is what I pay my licence fee for :)
I'm passing on a few vid links which have raised a smile this week:
x. Brian Blessed's battle cry - yes, Shakespeare would turn in his grave at the massacre of these lines, but I like to think that part of the reason England pulled their finger out for the last game was that when the big guy bellows 'once more unto the breach' at you, you get going and sharpish.
x. True Blood S3 - Truebies & Newbies: Tara & Franklin - the last time I saw James Frain was when he broke my heart with his exit from The Tudors. So the opening seconds of this interview were oddly theraputic since it's always great when you're reminded in the best possible way how different actors can be from the characters they portray. Plus it's hilarious how neither of them seem able to take the other entirely seriously :)
x. BBC: The Politics Show - end credits - from the 9th May. Ah BBC, this is what I pay my licence fee for :)
