Even Zeus Carver and John McClane agree,
Feb. 12th, 2009 01:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
That Michael Weatherly on Dark Angel is freaking HOT.
I caught an episode on late night television last night, and saw the one where Jessica Alba's character (not such a good actress but very pretty) helps some mutant children escape from somewhere, and gives them weird names.
His character (at least in that episode) reminded me a lot of early Daniel Jackson. You know, scruffy, glasses, had the same type of look to him, and the character had a similar feel to him, too.
However, that does not mean I'm fangrrling the show, because from what I've seen of it, it's somewhere on the level of Earth Final Conflict, or Earth Two in quality and depth of characterization. Or late Stargate.
And there's just something incredibly cheesy on creating a stupid virus tailored specifically for one man, through one infected woman, that is totally a weak plot device and worthy of cliche fan fiction, where the cliches run around like mice. Does every woman have this virus? Or only Alba's character? It would be much more angsty if the Weatherly character couldn't get near ANY woman, let alone superherochicky in Dark Angel. He'd have to live like a monk. But then, the show would be much more about him than her (because that's how it goes in a show when a man is denied his female reward/s).
I caught an episode on late night television last night, and saw the one where Jessica Alba's character (not such a good actress but very pretty) helps some mutant children escape from somewhere, and gives them weird names.
His character (at least in that episode) reminded me a lot of early Daniel Jackson. You know, scruffy, glasses, had the same type of look to him, and the character had a similar feel to him, too.
However, that does not mean I'm fangrrling the show, because from what I've seen of it, it's somewhere on the level of Earth Final Conflict, or Earth Two in quality and depth of characterization. Or late Stargate.
And there's just something incredibly cheesy on creating a stupid virus tailored specifically for one man, through one infected woman, that is totally a weak plot device and worthy of cliche fan fiction, where the cliches run around like mice. Does every woman have this virus? Or only Alba's character? It would be much more angsty if the Weatherly character couldn't get near ANY woman, let alone superherochicky in Dark Angel. He'd have to live like a monk. But then, the show would be much more about him than her (because that's how it goes in a show when a man is denied his female reward/s).
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Date: 2009-02-12 10:01 pm (UTC)I think it's a testament to MW's acting abilities that the two characters are soooo different.
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Date: 2009-02-12 10:49 pm (UTC)Anyway. Yes, Logan can only not touch Max (Alba's character). But their love is so epic they'll do anything they can to overcome it. Which, by the end of the series is Logan wearing like 2 layers of latex gloves and washing himself with bleach every chance he gets. :-)
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Date: 2009-02-13 12:16 am (UTC)Jessica Alba (Max) and Michael Weatherly (Logan) were doing the nasty hard and heavy in real life and could not stop touching each other, so they wrote it into the show that Logan had this disease where he would die if Max touched him :)
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Date: 2009-02-13 12:21 am (UTC)So when did they break up? When she moved on to bigger and better things?
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Date: 2009-02-13 09:57 am (UTC)Jensen said (at a convention...I've seen the video) that a couple of years later, Jessica actually called him up, took him out to lunch, and apologized to him for her part in all of that. heh That made me like her all the more. Before then, it was known in the fandom that tehre were problems, but that was the first time (AFAIK) that Jensen acknowledged it publicly.
Anyway, people who were fans of the show tend to like season 1 best, but since I watched season 2 in order to see Jensen, naturally I liked that season better. heh I liked it enough to watch season 1 as well, though, and I can definitely see that the overall story was better. Season 2 became more of a "creature of the week" kind of thing. I didn't care because mmmm... Jensen. heh
Anyway, because of my unexplainable liking for Jessica Alba and my love of Jensen and my appreciation of MW on the show, I quite liked it. :-) But then again, I liked Saved by the Bell, too. hehe I have no taste.
Edited because "out" and "up" are two different words.
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