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fiercynn to Band of Brothers. :D She probably hates me for keeping a continuous verbal update on who the characters are ("That's Winters. That's Buck Compton. Malarkey. Winters again. And Nixon! Epic love story of Winters/Nixon is epic! Ooh, that's Harry Welsh, I totally couldn't keep track of him the first time I watched. Luz. Malarkey again. Doc Roe is pretty!" And so on), but, y'know whatever. And in retribution, she introduced me to Merlin, which is very campy and slashy and amusing. Slash dragon, WHAT.
I love a good fandom exchange.
Also, the latest episode of Dollhouse was actually pretty good. Thank god, because I will need my continuing Helo fix.
...I feel like I've read every halfway decent Winters/Nixon fic on the internet. And a great deal of rather crappy ones as well. This is not good. Small fandom is small, yo. I think I need to rewatch "Replacements". Yeah, you know the scene I'm thinking about.
fiercynn to Band of Brothers. :D She probably hates me for keeping a continuous verbal update on who the characters are ("That's Winters. That's Buck Compton. Malarkey. Winters again. And Nixon! Epic love story of Winters/Nixon is epic! Ooh, that's Harry Welsh, I totally couldn't keep track of him the first time I watched. Luz. Malarkey again. Doc Roe is pretty!" And so on), but, y'know whatever. And in retribution, she introduced me to Merlin, which is very campy and slashy and amusing. Slash dragon, WHAT.I love a good fandom exchange.
Also, the latest episode of Dollhouse was actually pretty good. Thank god, because I will need my continuing Helo fix.
...I feel like I've read every halfway decent Winters/Nixon fic on the internet. And a great deal of rather crappy ones as well. This is not good. Small fandom is small, yo. I think I need to rewatch "Replacements". Yeah, you know the scene I'm thinking about.
