JASON ISAACS -- THE LOST GIRLS

No one will ever surpass Jason in any portrayal of Hook. Perfection. Mr Barrie is most pleased.

However ...
Should our Isaacs fantasy of Hook be unavailable (for some inexplicable reason), Killian Jones is quite diverting.
And, after all, one can never have enough of Capt. Jas. Hook.

Isn't it associated with the US Marines? And I'm guessing this isn't an image from the film but a shot snapped on set, so the smile would just be ... a Jason smile. *blissful sigh* Anyway, are y'all telling me you were seriously looking at that picture and using your time to analyse the tats? ;-) I'...

Good move, Thunder.

Takk for det.

Ooh, found it for us UKers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zp6A7IfMYbQ

Hope that works, Servalan.

(I was wrong on both counts. He sounds like Jason Isaacs with an American accent.)

Can't see/hear it due to geographical anomaly.

But, from your descriptions, and with the concept of a booze advert in mind, I'm hearing a cross between Leonard Rossiter and James Earl Jones.

Have no fear, normal service will resume shortly.

<---- vacated.

Jason Isaacs is fit*.

There. I'm sure that is one thing on which we all agree.

*handsome, attractive, good-looking, pulchritudinous, easy-on-the-eye etc etc

But, like I said, it isn't strictly about conventional humour. It is about how we react to uncomfortable situations and it's about stretching us. I found parts of Borat very, very difficult and not remotely funny. But I certainly reacted to it. Laughter is, after all, a reaction to a situation which...

It was a two fingers up to the entertainment establishment kind of thing. It wasn't really funny as such; it was anarchic, and was intended as such. He knows full well that people a) would have been initially shocked and b) would then have questioned their own reaction and whether they did actually ...

Bloody hell. Knew something was coming but didn't quite see that happening. I loved the collective gasps.

Jason and Sacha B-C went to the same school. (The school where the only question needed on the entrance paper is 'Correctly punctuate the name of this school.')

If the BBC has decided to shelve it, that's it. It took them 15 years to bring back Doctor Who. Maybe if we start the twitter campaign in 2028 ... I'm weeping for CH and also for The Hour, a drama series set in the 1950's broadcasting world, starring the mercurial Ben Whishaw (he of the epic hair). ...

Gutted about Case Histories but not surprised. The Beeb are being very wary at the moment. And it did have some tough opposition, unfortunately. Thanks to Jason for the explanation. That last ep of Jackson with the baby ... Flippity doo dah ... I think I've only just recovered from the epic hormone ...

I'm a weeping angel!

Bearing in mind this is the creature my daughter fears most in the universe, umm ...

Thank you to Jason for writing and to Char for posting. So wonderful to hear proper news. I'm in London at the moment and away from home and my kiddies are clamouring for some Hallowe'en fun. I'm faced with the prospect of trick or treating along the hotel corridor. Hmm. Coincidentally, a friend of ...

(Maybe.) (As in I may leave enough of him. But then again ...)

That's one way of putting it, LS.

I'd quite like to fetch him hither.