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I was surprised people here had seen Ironside. For those of you who don't know but do care, tis a 70s detective show with a twist. And that twist is this: Ironside's underside is actually made of - yep, you got it- IRON! See, he's paralysed from the belly downwards, so he goes around in a wheelchair, which he referred to as 'The Chairlady McDeath'. Probably.
Anyway, he was like Angel, except he wasn't a vampire, he wasn't particularly good looking, and his group of Scoobies were pretty ugly too.
But still: this is one cripple you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley.
So, feel free to bring up any other of your favourites.
Anyway, he was like Angel, except he wasn't a vampire, he wasn't particularly good looking, and his group of Scoobies were pretty ugly too.
But still: this is one cripple you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley.
So, feel free to bring up any other of your favourites.
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the sagacious one wrote:
> Cadfael was a great detective series about a monk who is burnt to the
> ground one night by rampant villagers who thought his name made him
> sound a bit like a kiddie fiddler.
>
> Their other overwhelming evidence to support their actions and
> accusation was:
>
> Cadfael often walked along trails, WHICH YOUNG CHILDREN WOULD ALSO
> USE.
>
> He never had ANY children of his own.
>
> He wore BROWN clothing.
So this monk walks around solving heinous crimes even though he's dead? Or did you miss something out?
Incidentally, with a name like Cadfael, what else did he expect? It's like being called Randy Foryoson.
> Cadfael was a great detective series about a monk who is burnt to the
> ground one night by rampant villagers who thought his name made him
> sound a bit like a kiddie fiddler.
>
> Their other overwhelming evidence to support their actions and
> accusation was:
>
> Cadfael often walked along trails, WHICH YOUNG CHILDREN WOULD ALSO
> USE.
>
> He never had ANY children of his own.
>
> He wore BROWN clothing.
So this monk walks around solving heinous crimes even though he's dead? Or did you miss something out?
Incidentally, with a name like Cadfael, what else did he expect? It's like being called Randy Foryoson.
Der Nazi wrote:
> Ironside= The Timmarghnator.
:^)
> Ironside= The Timmarghnator.
:^)
Columbo would out-detect the lot of them.
" ... well, I'm sure I can turn her on. Then she'll blow us all."
ahar.
ahar.
"Excuse me sir, my wife's a big fan..."
doctor charm?
Even I can't remember what I was trying to say there.
See? Sloan's charm radiates through my very fingers, springing into type at a nod of his head.
Even I can't remember what I was trying to say there.
See? Sloan's charm radiates through my very fingers, springing into type at a nod of his head.
Ah! My poor eyes, such painful blasphemy.
Nononono, Sloan > Quincy, M.E. also.
See, Quince tried to keep up on the whole doctor charm. But he can't rap, he can't tap-dance, and he hasn't got a wonderfully white tache. And he doesn't even hint at the possibility of breaking into song at any moment.
How lame.
The only person who comes close to Sloan is Columbo. Only because he's in the Princess Bride as well as being an official legend.
Nononono, Sloan > Quincy, M.E. also.
See, Quince tried to keep up on the whole doctor charm. But he can't rap, he can't tap-dance, and he hasn't got a wonderfully white tache. And he doesn't even hint at the possibility of breaking into song at any moment.
How lame.
The only person who comes close to Sloan is Columbo. Only because he's in the Princess Bride as well as being an official legend.
I don't care what catagory he fits into, Quincy wins every award ever.
I say again: mnar.
Sloan > ironside.
Always.
Sloan > ironside.
Always.
Ironside= The Timmarghnator.
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