Put A Fork In It

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PART ONE!
PART TWO!

It's done.

Part One got posted last night because I couldn't wait any longer. Part Two got finished up tonight. It pretty much took me all day, but I kind of expected that. I'm really happy with the way it all turned out even if I wailed and moaned about it back in July.

Tomorrow I'll put together a 'Behind the Scenes', but tonight, I think I'm going to go curl up on the couch and watch some 'House'.

Comments

[robinoli.livejournal.com]

HOUSE IS AWESOME.

Also, hurrah for part two. \o/

[orikes13.livejournal.com]

I want to have Hugh Laurie's babies, House is so awesome.

[writeraissa.livejournal.com]

1.5 seasons behind on House. Must. Get. Caught. Up.

Have you seen A Bit of Fry and Laurie? That's some good stuff.

[writeraissa.livejournal.com]

Hooray! I loved the whole thing, will comment properly tomorrow when hopefully my intarwebz will be working properly and I won't be stuck using Chris' laptop instead of mine.

[profbutters.livejournal.com]

This was incredible!

If you like *House*, you definitely ought to check out *Jeeves and Wooster.* That's him and Stephen Fry (see Other PB's post, above), and he's hilarious.

[dgjamie.livejournal.com]

I think I prefer Blackadder to Jeeves and Wooster. Hugh Laurie is prince George in the Regency series, and one of the soldiers in the World War I series. He's also an evil German spy at the very end of the Elizabethan series. Those are definitely worth seeing. Stephen Fry is in them too, and Rowan Atkinson (Mr.Bean). I still think that Blackadder is one of the greatest things to come out of British Television ever, so definitely worth a watch if you like Hugh Laurie. Although they got me so used to seeing him play a dimwit that House came as a total shock the first time I saw it.

[profbutters.livejournal.com]

Oh, I know. I have the entire series. It's just that Hugh Laurie only plays a small role in the Elizabethan section--he's not quite the star as he is in *Jeeves and Wooster.*

Also, I like *Jeeves and Wooster* because I am a huge fan of PG Wodehouse. I used to run a chapter of the Wodehouse Society, for something like seven years.

Incidentally, Chris Barrie, of *Red Dwarf* and *The Brittas Empire*, has a very, very, very small role in *Blackadder 3.*

[dgjamie.livejournal.com]

My best friend is seriously into P.G Wodehouse, I should really actually read Jeeves and Wooster. But Hugh Laurie has a fairly big roll in the fourth series. Although his roll in the Blackadder film is quite small...

I IMDBed Chris Barrie because I'd never heard of him, it seems to say he is an Ambassador in Blackadder 3, so I just can't place him. I never recognize people though. It took me forever to realize that Tom Baker, i.e the Fourth Doctor was the Captain in the second one...blanking on his name at the moment, the one with no legs, "You have a woman's Hands!" one.