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A few Murderbot things
I really enjoyed this David Dastmalchian interview and also this adorable associated piece of fanart from the part of the interview in which he basically starts channeling Gurathin.
And some of my stuff on Tumblr:
Something I noticed rewatching the first episode
Random thought on bookverse!Gurathin
Oh, and I posted another fic a few days ago, Old Familiar Sting, which is pretty much all about characters working through the aftermath of Corporation Rim medical trauma.
And some of my stuff on Tumblr:
Something I noticed rewatching the first episode
Random thought on bookverse!Gurathin
Oh, and I posted another fic a few days ago, Old Familiar Sting, which is pretty much all about characters working through the aftermath of Corporation Rim medical trauma.
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That is excellent fanart.
(I loved him slipping in and out of Gurathin. Like Peter Jurasik.)
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... actually he reminds me of Peter Jurasik talking about Babylon 5 in another way, which is how much of the show they obviously both paid attention to and remember and feel enthusiastic about. I feel like I see a lot of celebrity interviews on mainstream projects in which it's pretty obvious that they were just there for the paycheck, are still doing appearances because of the paycheck, and couldn't remember specific episode titles or anything about the show not involving them to save their lives. And you know - that's fine! It's a job, after all. But I was thinking about this watching Dastmalchian's interviews, and specifically in relation to the way Peter Jurasik still remembers so much about his character and the show in general after all these years - the part obviously meant something to them, and they not only loved playing that character, but in general the entire experience was something they liked being part of. And I like to vicariously experience that.
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The fanart is cute! Off to read the fic now...
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And excellent detail work by the writers and crew.
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