More Dr. Who, more Enterprise

Watched more Dr. Who, and more Enterprise. Regarding the later, ( hear Selena sound more approving )

As far as Dr. Who episodes go, I watched until and including "Dalek" before I had to break it off. Loved them. ( Details, Details )

PicSpam!

It occured to me in between Dr. Who enjoyment that, travel descriptions and their illustrations aside, I never did a picspam post. Also, I was surfing through lj world and found various people making rather nice picture spam posts offering a quick and personally slanted guide through their various fandoms. Like this one, which has excellent Xena and Star Wars pics and which I hence encourage you to have a look at.

Anyway, all of a sudden I wanted to do that, too. But not with one of my Jossverse shows, though Mr. Whedon has this propensity for casting almost supernaturally beautiful and/or sexy people on his shows, which basically ensures that you can't go wrong with a Jossverse picture post, no matter where your preference lie. (I mean, the most avarage looking person in a Joss Whedon show is Wash, and I find Alan Tyduk adorable.) Nor will I offer a Farscape illustrated tour, or a (new) Battlestar Galactica illustrated tour, where again, you really have to look hard for the normal looking people. (Otoh, my Farscape illustrated tour would include a lot of Rygel pictures. All of you breathe a sigh of relief now. But not in helium.)

No, I offer you my personally skewered and extremely partial picture guide to that entertaining spy show, Alias. Only few spoilers up to the third season, so it should be reasonably safe for actual Alias watchers who haven't caught up with the fourth season yet, as well as for those of you who contemplate watching this series. Besides, the, err, perspective isn't exactly the usual one. Screencaps all from Alias Media.


( Alias: What it's really all about )

Rumour has it that Alias also features some younger male characters named Vaughn, Weiss and Sark, but as they do not have an impact on the main relationships and storylines as you can see, their portraits are not found in this illustrated introduction.