Dishy vicar indeed

[cheesymice]

So I got through all of He Knew He Was Right. Overall predictable and Victorian and lots of the characters I wanted to slap silly, natch, but David Tennant was both funny and rather pitiable as the misguided and befuddled Rev. Gibson. Also, I really really really really really wanted to run my fingers through that long wavy hair of his. Hee hee!








Then it gets mussed! Wheeee!


Lookit the curls around his ears. Hee hee! Ignore the vicar's garb. Or not, if that's your thing. I'll take him anyway I can get him.


This may or may not be related, but I'm pretty darn sure I'm ovulating right now. Hmmm. And I'm going to bed. 'Nite all.

Comments

[cheesygirl.livejournal.com]

I'd been putting it off because it was so bloody long and he wasn't a major character, but he and the other minor characters and their storylines are what made it watchable. I found the main story to be dull and tedious.

[jai-23.livejournal.com]

Meh, now that you say that! I think I'll fast forward to the lovely long-haired, curly wurly David Tennant bits.

(That sounds wrong!)