To those of you who are awake:

[trinityofone]

I am currently responding to fic comments like a good (repentant) LJer, but I need something to distract me every once in a while or my brain will atrophy. So here's a little participatory meme-thingy (snagged from boysnoggage):

1. Post a list of up to 20 books/movies/anime/TV shows/video games/etc. that you've had an obsessive fannish love of at some time in your life.
2. Have your friends list guess your favourite character from each item.

1. Stargate: Atlantis - Rodney McKay (wychwood)
2. Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Spike (ilgattopardo)
3. Angel the Series - Wesley Wyndam-Pryce (wychwood)
4. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Ford Prefect (wychwood)
5. The Chronicles of Narnia - Edmund Pevensie (soupytwist)
6. The X-Files - Fox Mulder (wychwood)
7. Star Wars - Han Solo (ilgattopardo)
8. Good Omens - Crowley (wychwood)
9. Neverwhere - Richard Mayhew (wychwood)
10. The Aubrey/Maturin Books - Stephen Maturin (wychwood)
11. His Dark Materials - Will Parry (wychwood)
12. Preacher - Cassidy (smittywing)
13. Sandman - Hob Gadling (20thcenturyvole)
14. Red Dwarf - Arnold Rimmer (20thcenturyvole)
15. The Dark Tower - Eddie Dean (soupytwist)
16. Queer as Folk (US) - Brian Kinney (godofwine)
17. Calvin and Hobbes - Hobbes (wychwood)
18. Veronica Mars - Logan Echolls (wychwood)
19. X-Men - Wolverine (ilgattopardo)
20. The Legendary Lymond Chronicles - Francis Crawford of Lymond (siegeofangels)

ETA: Oh, God. I just realized something terrible about the answers to this meme. Let me know if you catch it, too. *is a horrible person*
ETA2: jarsy got it: They're all men. That...says some interesting things, doesn't it? *hangs head in SHAME*
ETA3: Done! Good work, people! I may be a misogynist bastard, but at least I have smart friends! *vbeg*

Or! Tell me stuff! Ask me questions! Entertaaaaaaaain me!

[/patheticness] <--Oh, who am I kidding? Like that ever really ends.

Comments

Re: Here we are now: entertain us!

[trinityofone.livejournal.com]

Ford Prefect??!!! Why????

Um...because he's a frood who really knows where his towel is? What's not to love?

There's no such thing has having too high a nerd quotient, or so I will continue to tell myself. But yeah, X-Files as much as I loved it, was very iffy--if you were to just randomly watch an episode, it could either be awful or wonderful, equal chance. But when it was good, it was very, very good.

No to Doyle, yes to Wolverine, and yes to Hobbes, although wychwood beat you out, the wench! And whether or not you're away, I still owe you responses, so...by the time you get back? I hope?

Re: Here we are now: entertain us!

[ilgattopardo.livejournal.com]

because he's a frood who really knows where his towel is

OK, good point.

You're not the only one to say that the X-Files, at its best, was really good; I suppose I just lost in the episode lottery (if you can follow that twisted metaphor...), and never quite had the confidence to turn into an obsessive fan of yet another thing and watch the whole series until I found the good bits. Also, this was, like, so last century, in the Days of Yore with no DVDs or NetFlix -- so tracking down the whole series actually required effort and dedication!