Yeah, sigh... She probably won't wash that jacket or take another shower for the rest of her life.wpgrace wrote:And--here's a shocker coming from me-- did anyone else notice his lovely hands around our lovely fellow fan??? Sigh.
Rav, she was probably having trouble breathing... I've been having trouble breathing just thinking about the whole thing... It's hard to smell when you're getting no air in...Raven wrote:Still no word on how he smells...aw man, maybe she didn't smell him...how can that be possible? A surreptitious sniff...wouldn't you?
There wouldn't have been anything surreptitious if I had the chance to sniff him. I'd plant my nose in the middle of all that chest hair and take a long, deep breath! I'd tell him "inquiring minds want to know!"wpgrace wrote:Rav, she was probably having trouble breathing... I've been having trouble breathing just thinking about the whole thing... It's hard to smell when you're getting no air in...Raven wrote:Still no word on how he smells...aw man, maybe she didn't smell him...how can that be possible? A surreptitious sniff...wouldn't you?
EVER!!! 
You are so lucky..*sigh* I hope this works out. 
Kelly wrote:Here's an idea...how 'bout you guys send him a pm on myspace and ask him...I could just see his face when he read the message:
"Alex, what do you smell like?"
ROFLMAO!!!
It would be the biggest case of
Okay, Okay...you make a good point.wpgrace wrote:Kelly wrote:Here's an idea...how 'bout you guys send him a pm on myspace and ask him...I could just see his face when he read the message:
"Alex, what do you smell like?"
ROFLMAO!!!
It would be the biggest case of
Hmmmmm... Kelly Kelly Kelly!... you have been around THIS fandom way long enough to expect that some odd person or other probably HAS done exactly that, and likely asked even more odd and personal questions than that! I would imagine the poor man has been asked (tho hopefully had the good sense not to answer) just about every inappropriate question under the... moon.
Kelly wrote:Okay, Okay...you make a good point.wpgrace wrote:Kelly wrote:Here's an idea...how 'bout you guys send him a pm on myspace and ask him...I could just see his face when he read the message:
"Alex, what do you smell like?"
ROFLMAO!!!
It would be the biggest case of
Hmmmmm... Kelly Kelly Kelly!... you have been around THIS fandom way long enough to expect that some odd person or other probably HAS done exactly that, and likely asked even more odd and personal questions than that! I would imagine the poor man has been asked (tho hopefully had the good sense not to answer) just about every inappropriate question under the... moon.
Re: CBS pilot: Three Rivers -- news and discussion - Part 2
Personally, I'd settle for any one of the five -- I'm not greedy. Okay, there's one or two I would prefer, but smell is NOT at the top of that list... come to think of it, taste is sounding pretty good... should we maybe ask her to lick him for us? That would probably cement our reputation, wouldn't it???Fleur de Lisa wrote:He is probably a feast for all senses.
Interesting. I had no idea that Mooves had a hand in ER's success either. He sure hasn't had much luck to date in creating a successful Medical drama at CBS though. I don't think they've had a winner since Chicago Hope and that debuted 15 years ago. I just wish CBS didn't have a possible 2 other med dramas to choose from. I think TR sounds the most promising from a story possibility standpoint, but who knows, right? It might come down to budget and cost.kalua wrote:I just found this article, it's not on Three Rivers, it's actually on ER, but it contains a curious tidbit:
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09091/959596-67.stm
"Leslie Moonves now heads CBS Corp. but played a major role at Warner Bros. in developing "ER" into something more affecting than the old Michael Crichton script no network wanted.
NBC execs Warren Littlefield and Don Ohlmeyer were wary of audience testing the studio provided, showing "ER" to be off-the-charts popular. Moonves' team grumbled but retested the show before NBC would buy the results and the series."
If Les Moonves was behind ER's success, maybe he could back TR as the new ER, and since there are sources saying that he REALLY wants Alex on screen, putting the two together ...
Sorry, the long Alex drought drives me to this kind of crazy speculation.
Broha said she couldn't tell how Alex smelled because the food smells were stronger.
Hmmm... maybe that's why both Alex and Broha are all bundled up in the lunch tent... saving heating costs....SirenSong wrote:Interesting. I had no idea that Mooves had a hand in ER's success either. He sure hasn't had much luck to date in creating a successful Medical drama at CBS though. I don't think they've had a winner since Chicago Hope and that debuted 15 years ago. I just wish CBS didn't have a possible 2 other med dramas to choose from. I think TR sounds the most promising from a story possibility standpoint, but who knows, right? It might come down to budget and cost.kalua wrote:I just found this article, it's not on Three Rivers, it's actually on ER, but it contains a curious tidbit:
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09091/959596-67.stm
"Leslie Moonves now heads CBS Corp. but played a major role at Warner Bros. in developing "ER" into something more affecting than the old Michael Crichton script no network wanted.
NBC execs Warren Littlefield and Don Ohlmeyer were wary of audience testing the studio provided, showing "ER" to be off-the-charts popular. Moonves' team grumbled but retested the show before NBC would buy the results and the series."
If Les Moonves was behind ER's success, maybe he could back TR as the new ER, and since there are sources saying that he REALLY wants Alex on screen, putting the two together ...
Sorry, the long Alex drought drives me to this kind of crazy speculation.
