Have been watching The Adventures of Brisco County Junior. Highly engaging pulpy western with a dash of mad science. We're two-thirds of the way through the series, and the villainous John Bly[1] has just had his first final encounter with Brisco.[2]
During which he got to monologuing and announced that he's from six hundred years in the future.
Wait. Whut?
I mean, it's still a great series. It's a workable explanation for a couple of things. But it just came out of absolutely nowhere.
(And yes, I did make a kind of not-very-huge leap regarding villains in a steampunk Western. Bly's a little too polished, but looking at Billy Drago, he's not totally inappropriate for the role of Stone. Mind you, I am sadly not holding my breath for the movie.)
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[1] Seriously, this guy is a *great* villain. He keeps giving off this weird Sunlight Gardener vibe; utterly deranged cool despotic preacher with a calling kind of thing.
[2] Professor Coles assures us there will be another. Have no idea if they got to that before the series ended.
During which he got to monologuing and announced that he's from six hundred years in the future.
Wait. Whut?
I mean, it's still a great series. It's a workable explanation for a couple of things. But it just came out of absolutely nowhere.
(And yes, I did make a kind of not-very-huge leap regarding villains in a steampunk Western. Bly's a little too polished, but looking at Billy Drago, he's not totally inappropriate for the role of Stone. Mind you, I am sadly not holding my breath for the movie.)
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[1] Seriously, this guy is a *great* villain. He keeps giving off this weird Sunlight Gardener vibe; utterly deranged cool despotic preacher with a calling kind of thing.
[2] Professor Coles assures us there will be another. Have no idea if they got to that before the series ended.
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I think we're getting into the last season, actually. And, you know, I *know* it's hokey. But it's sweet.
(Also? Began watching Twin Peaks. Special Agent Dale Cooper is my absolute favorite institutionally-representative whackjob *ever.*)