A most familiar feeling.

[clo_again]

Oh dear. I know this moment. The moment when watching something just a little silly because 'it's on and I'm mildly curious' becomes because 'I'm guiltily loving it and counting down the days until next week'. It's Grey's Anatomy all over again.

Damned BBC doing a new adaption of Robin Hood. Also, their costume designers for actually having Robin wearing what looks like an identical copy of my curvy fang necklace because now I definitely have to keep watching to see if I can spot it again.

Stop laughing at me. It's the BBC's fault.

...

IT IS.

Oh god. I have the urge to make icons. Someone please shoot me.

edit: SEE! SEE!! When they have promotional stuff like that, how can not-watching even be *considered* an option?

Comments

[eternalwings.livejournal.com]

I know the feeling. But since you're miles better than me at graphicyness I'd heart you forever if you made icons XD

[clo.livejournal.com]

Oh see, now you're encouraging me. Which just gives me a legitimate reason to do it and I should be more worried that I find that a good thing.

Okay. I'll be off to dinner and then later, there may be icons. Possibly. Because I'm not obssessed enough to be already making them, nope.

... Honest. ;)

[(Anonymous)]

*pumpsairintriumph* if theres Robin/Much I may have a squee-explosion ^^

[clo.livejournal.com]

Falling asleep on my keyboard, so they may have to wait until tomorrow. >_< Have a few but will wait till I have a nice bunch to post altogether.

Robin/Much... will see what I can do with the pictures off the BBC website. I have nothing to screencap. *woes* It's so very canon though. ^_^ How many pairings have the two halves telling each other they love each other within the first three episodes of a series? ^_^ (Though I ship Robin/Marion like whoa, in every film & series. It's right up there with Peter/Wendy in my OTPs-for-all-time.)

[fionaandlossi.livejournal.com]

It's not that bad (has seen eps 1 and 2, is watching 3 on Tuesday). You just have to start with a certain acceptance that the writers, well, can't write, or at least not well.

[clo.livejournal.com]

It isn't that bad, certainly. It's entertaining at least. (3's been my favourite so far. It's the one that really hooked me in.) I think that was my problem with the first two; I went in expecting Doctor Who and got place names shooting in with arrow noises and daftness and it took me a while to get over the "Huh?" aspect. Once you go in expecting the cheesy side, it's much easier to accept it and enjoy the whole thing. :)