is it a kind of dream?

I decided to watch Murphy's Law after seeing Jimmy Nesbitt on the FNP the other night.

Its bloody good. Into series 3, when all 6 episodes are part of the same story, it REALLY gets bloody good (incidentally thats when Jimmy joined up as a creative consultant to the show, too).

He's a fucking hard bastard, omg. But he's good. Oh yes. And sexy, even with the Freddy Mercury 'stache. Needs a leather biker outfit and a riding crop, and he can grace my bedroom, yes ;)

And did i mention his accent?? *innocent whistle*

As for Murphy's Law, start at series 3, everyone, and move forward in time. Series 1 and 2 are too much like every other bloody cop show out there, but series 3 onwards gets really good.

I think Jimmy's too straight laced and hasn't got enough comedian in him to be a good 11th Doctor (his FNP wasn't as funny as Tennant's or Barrowman's), but that was story poo-poo'ed by Teh Grand Moff as bollocks anyways so its unlikely to happen. Even in Jekyll, Jimmy was still a hard bastard. Might just be how he's cast, but i dont see the zany mood-changiness of the Doctor in him.

I laughed. A lot. Especially the Charlie's Angels scene. Alan and Justin are *insane*  OMG.

Really enjoyed the Jekyll clip and discussion - loving Jekyll as I do, it was terrific to see Jimmy talk about it and his baldness and the wigs, etc. (i didnt know they were wigs until he said it - i didnt realise he didn't have that much hair til i saw Murphy's Law, which i fully intend to catch up on, oh yes.)

I really love Jimmy's accent. I could melt when he speaks. *dies*

Okay, I was gobsmacked at the revelations in that episode. What a way to wrap up the series and still leave room for a sequel!


Okay, Grand Moff. YOU CAN WRITE SCIFI-LOVE. YES.

I R now convinced. TGiTF had me considering it, now this has proven it.

*worships at the altar of teh Moff*

I am still *guh*. Wow, was that one helluva episode.

Took turns i totally didn't expect. And yowzers.

Roll on part 6!

was bloody good. Lovely bit of backstory filling us in on what Tom had been through to get to this point.

Teh Grand Moff is a genius, yes.

I've been watching Teh Grand Moff's new tv series, Jekyll.

Its pretty good so far. I've only seen episode one, though. I should catch up soon; it comes on later after Who does on a Saturday night, at 9pm.

I could become a fan. Easily. I love an Irish accent, anyways, and James Nesbitt's playing Hyde as a leftie.