Lewis

[darkemeralds]

I have serious subjects to discuss. I do!



It occurred to me this afternoon at my gentle, beginner yoga class that when you do yoga that way, you're doing it the hatha-way.

I am insane.

This is because I watched episode 2.03 of Lewis last night, "A Life Born of Fire," and a show that up to know has merely charmed and amused me a bit suddenly threatened to become a raging conflagration of fannishness.

Does anyone have an icon of Hathaway slouching back on his couch, all depressed and angry, and playing his guitar? Because...IDEFK. It's love.

Comments

[tehomet]

It is an awesome episode. A real game-changer. :)

[darkemeralds]

Oh, very much so! I was literally agape at several points in the story. It was wonderfully tense and uncomfortable and moving, and the thematic construction of the script was absolutely marvelous.

Did you happen to see Endeavour, the one-off with young inspector Morse, set in 60s Oxford? I mention it because the writing of it--the sort of lovely, round completeness of it, was comparable to "A Life Born of Fire." It was a terrific show.

[tehomet]

I did see Endeavour! And I enjoyed it, which surprised me, not having been much of a Morse fan. Sheer quality.