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Warren Ellis said today:
Also noted: 3 LBS got cancelled after two or three episodes. I never got through the pilot. It was a shameless HOUSE knock-off, and not even the wonderful Indira Varma could save it. (She did, however, return to make the best TORCHWOOD episode I've seen yet, blitzing the rest of the cast and gnawing on the script with relish.)
...Presumably referring to "They Keep Killing"? Yes. Indira Varma is wonderful, and I'm mildly sorry Three Pounds was cancelled because this means I'll never get a chance to see it - which is a good thing, if it's bad. Though Warren Ellis and I have different tastes in many things, I trust the honesty and intelligence of his assessment. I expect he is somewhat less besmitten by John Barrowman than I am, though we seem to agree on Indira Varma.

I hope Indira Varma gets a role in something else, something good, so I can see more of her. Hopefully in a nicer (but not less demanding) role than Suzie Costello.

Date: 2006-12-19 04:39 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] beck-liz.livejournal.com
Yup. It's quite good, if you can deal with the levels of sex and violence, which are high. Also Ciaran Hinds as Julius Caesar, and the surprisingly wonderful Max Pirkis as Octavian. Purefoy is Marc Anthony.

Date: 2006-12-19 06:29 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] fajrdrako.livejournal.com
I saw the first few episodes and wasn't terribly engaged - didn't find the characters particularly likeable, though the plot was interesting enough and the history was good. I certainly liked Purefoy as Marc Anthony, but Ciaran Hinds seemed wrong as Caesar in ways I couldn't put my finger on. I liked Max Pirkis.

Not that I remember it well at this point - !

I did think I might try watching it again at a later date.

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