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Author: MalsperanzaMalsperanza Date: Feb 21, 2007 19:54
This has been going around the blogosphere for another TV show, but I
swiped and revised it for LFN fans. Maybe this can bring yall out of
the woodwork?
Number of times you've seen the whole LFN series (to your best
estimate):
Favorite character (and why):
Least favorite character (and why):
Favorite minor or one-off character (and why):
Favorite Slime of the Week:
Favorite episode (and why):
Least favorite episode (and why):
Favorite quote:
Favorite scene:
Favorite canon pairing:
Favorite non-canon pairing:
In brief, what got you hooked?
Your favorite theory on the Operations/Madeline relationship:
Your favorite theory on the Michael/Madeline relationship:
Your favorite theory on the Nikita/sunglasses relationship:
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Author: lil_fuzzy_ki10lil_fuzzy_ki10 Date: Feb 27, 2007 14:35
Ok I'll bite (appologies if this appears twice I tried it before but
it didn't seem to send)
On 21 Feb, 18:54, "Malsperanza" yahoo.com> wrote:> This has been going around the blogosphere for another TV show, but I
> swiped and revised it for LFN fans. Maybe this can bring yall out of
> the woodwork?
>
> Number of times you've seen the whole LFN series (to your best
> estimate):
Once, but not in order end of 3 to end, then starting at beginning
(when dvd's came out)
>
> Favorite character (and why):
Michael - I know, there are many a reason against him but his
strength, dedication and understated nature do it for me. Also the
accent and agility helps (- sorry getting superficial there). His
drive throughout the entire show was magnificent, always one step
ahead.
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Author: MalsperanzaMalsperanza Date: Mar 3, 2007 20:35
OK, except for lil fuzzy, this hasn't generated the storm of
passionate response I was hopin for, so I'll give it a shot myself.
On Feb 21, 1:54 pm, "Malsperanza" yahoo.com> wrote:> This has been going around the blogosphere for another TV show, but I
> swiped and revised it for LFN fans. Maybe this can bring yall out of
> the woodwork?
>
> Number of times you've seen the whole LFN series (to your best
> estimate):
Twice all the way through, only on DVD. I only saw part of one episode
on TV at a friend's house one night, and I've never figured out which
one it was. Very tantalizing. Then, I've seen some episodes a lot more
since then; others I will never watch again.
>
> Favorite character (and why):
Michael, of course. Because he is wicked and heroic and corrupt and
pure and wise and wiley and out of his frigging mind. And clever
clever clever. I like the wit and the sekrits and, as lil fuzzy says,
the grace.
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Author: AZ-KittyMamaAZ-KittyMama Date: Mar 5, 2007 12:21
OK, Mal, here's a bit more fodder.
Number of times you've seen the whole LFN series (to your best
estimate):
**Three (first run, reruns, DVDs) Let me add that, due to TV reruns,
I've probably seen all of S1 about 20 times, and it remains for the most
part my fave entire season.
Favorite character (and why):
**AND
Least favorite character (and why):
**I guess this is sort of a cop-out, but... At any given time through
the course of the series, I both loved and hated all seven of the
primary characters. I loved each because they evolved - not always
satisfyingly - but there was change that was (for the most part) logical
as the stories unfolded. For Section One to be such a fantastical place,
the character evolution was really quite "normal", i.e. a logical
response to the given stimuli within the framework of each of the
characters, as we came to know them.
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Author: AZ-KittyMamaAZ-KittyMama Date: Mar 19, 2007 09:22
As usual, I'm a bit tardy posting this, but here's part two of my
responses.
Favorite scene:
**Off the top of my head, I'd say the shooting Michael-rolling chair of
Hard Landing. Then again, there are so many...The Hand Dance, the War
cages, lost Michael dancing with Nikita in Not Was, the first shot of
Michael holding Adam in LFM, the love slinky of ITLG, various scenes
from S5 depicting Ops.' disintegration.
Favorite canon pairing:
**I have to go with the obvious, M&N. Their relationship was crucial to
the entire series. It was also romantic as hell.
Favorite non-canon pairing:
**In S5, I would have enjoyed seeing Helmut Volker return in the role
given to O'Brien. That could have proven especially interesting upon
Michael's return. Hmmm
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Author: AZ-KittyMamaAZ-KittyMama Date: Mar 19, 2007 09:49
I'd been holding off commenting on the responses until I finished my
own, not wanting to taint my opinions. By then of course, both Kirsty's
and Mal's posts had dropped off the board. So now, with the help of
Google Groups search, I'll resurrect and re-post them, with my comments
to follow over the next few days.
AZ
OK, except for lil fuzzy, this hasn't generated the storm of passionate
response I was hopin for, so I'll give it a shot myself.
On Feb 21, 1:54 pm, "Malsperanza" yahoo.com> wrote: > This...
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Author: AZ-KittyMamaAZ-KittyMama Date: Mar 19, 2007 09:54
I'd been holding off commenting on the responses until I finished my
own, not wanting to taint my opinions. By then of course, both Kirsty's
and Mal's posts had dropped off the board. So now, with the help of
Google Groups search, I'll resurrect and re-post them, with my comments
to follow over the next few days.
AZ
Ok I'll bite (appologies if this appears twice I tried it before but it
didn't seem to send)
On 21 Feb, 18:54, "Malsperanza" yahoo.com> wrote: > This has been going around the blogosphere...
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Author: AZ-KittyMamaAZ-KittyMama Date: Mar 24, 2007 08:36
<
Number of times you've seen the whole LFN series (to > your best
estimate):
Once, but not in order end of 3 to end, then starting at beginning (when
dvd's came out) >>
Do you have all five seasons on DVD now?
<
Michael - I know, there are many a reason against him but his strength,
dedication and understated nature do it for me. Also the accent and
agility helps (- sorry getting superficial there). His drive throughout
the entire show was magnificent, always one step ahead. But I also liked
Madeline's ruthlessness and vulnerability, and Walter got me through S5
>>
I agree totally about Michael, even when the plot lines grew ridiculous,
Michael's charism held the show together. And, I too, was fascinated by
Madeline.
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