.you must be mad, or else you wouldn't have come here

*POUTYPOUT* Well, the whole wardrobe in that movie was insane - I remember when the costume designer went to receive her Oscar for this, she was wearing a dress entirely made of credit cards. By a huge coincidence, I was reading this month's issue of SFX, and they had a review of Modesty Blaise, as it will be released in DVD in the UK soon - alas, they hated it, for the reasons I've stated earlier (very confusing plot in the style of most 1960s European movies, and Monica Vitti not looking like comics!Modesty at all). (He'd also made a great Master, but that would have been a more obvious piece of casting.)

It does, yes! *giggles*

Shout away, by all means - it's your journal. :P

That makes sense. I know we've discussed To Sir, With Love in the past, but I don't know if you actually got to see that movie, but there's a scene in which Sidney Poitier tells his students that the fashion of their time (1966) actually came from the 1920s - so a link between Sarah looking like the height of 1974 fashion and Zelda Fitzgerald is very doable.
It's not a matter of which one is better, you know - one of the Staggering Stories folk role-played as Lois while another was Sarah, and the last one standing after they simulated attacks and played dirty tricks on each other would be the winner. No Master or Zod yet (the episodes I'm listening to are still from 2008), though the last one I've listened ended up in a tie between Adric and Luke Skywalker.

I'm even more intrigued now that I've read the latest SFX, as there's an article on the upcoming seasons of several shows, and the bit on Smallville's tenth (and final) season has photos of Clark and Jonathan together.

(I'VE SEEN HER IN THOSE CLIPS, PWNING ZOD. No, she's not - and she's actually a redhead. Have some examples of comics!Lana here and here (and yes, those are REAL covers and not photoshopped fanart!). I grew up with Batgirl rather than Oracle, so she has a special place in my heart; it makes sense that this is so, after all - bespectacled red-haired librarian by day, Batgirl by night. :D
Goodness, what a manslut! Yes, he has a sidekick called Speedy! Actually, there are two Speedys. The first one, Roy Harper, is the one I was comparing to Smallville!Oliver, in the fact that he was spoiled by all the money he grew up with thanks to Oliver, and the fact that he slept with anything female that came before him (apart from his teammates in the Teen Titans, who were only friends). He eventually became a drug addict, had a daughter with a supervillain he met in his drug days, and eventually became Red Arrow. The new Speedy is a girl called Mia, who is HIV-positive, and whom I suspect is the protegé you've said Oliver has in Smallville. Oliver and Dinah have always been a couple ever since I've known them, but I don't remember if they really are married or if they're just living together; either way, it's a long-lasting relationship.

I prefer my Oliver too. *grins* Hmm, shirtless!Branagh...

* *cuddlecuddle*

* The Aztec Spice one. Alas, I haven't seen the chai version from Celestial Seasonings in stores for nearly a year now, but I have hope.

I might write something to their spin-off podcast, Professor Dave's Ark in Space, just to make Professor Dave say "Hello, Patricia" in his Sex God voice. *naughty grin* I just need to find a subject to write them about. (Did I send you any episode of that podcast?)