I am a total convert, these days, to Sookie/Eric. Series!Eric is magnificent: Bill who? :-P
Once I'd warmed up to Anna Paquin's Sook, she was ace for the part... but it was a bit of an adjustment (although looking back, I don't think I can really put my finger on *why*).
Yes, they have to get up to at least the fourth book. But by then you want to get to the stage where Eric remembers thereafter, and then... well, basically, I want them to film the lot. Film it now, and get all the DVDs out at once.
There is something terribly more-ish about Sookie. Even the DVDs are pure, pure crack!
re the floating cities, I agree that although it does look like Pernik, the enforced confinement of the setup made me think more of the Arcologies (part of Pernik's freedom was the planetary consensus, for me) - perhaps it's the high lip to the edge?
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Date: 2009-10-25 08:58 pm (UTC)I am a total convert, these days, to Sookie/Eric. Series!Eric is magnificent: Bill who? :-P
Once I'd warmed up to Anna Paquin's Sook, she was ace for the part... but it was a bit of an adjustment (although looking back, I don't think I can really put my finger on *why*).
Yes, they have to get up to at least the fourth book. But by then you want to get to the stage where Eric remembers thereafter, and then... well, basically, I want them to film the lot. Film it now, and get all the DVDs out at once.
There is something terribly more-ish about Sookie. Even the DVDs are pure, pure crack!
re the floating cities, I agree that although it does look like Pernik, the enforced confinement of the setup made me think more of the Arcologies (part of Pernik's freedom was the planetary consensus, for me) - perhaps it's the high lip to the edge?