Not really sure if this qualifies as news itself, but I just need to babble at least so somethings might be, some might not be.
UH UH UH first of… Manchester United won the Premier League just today ^^ Fantastic, after all their my team, now we just need to bring home the trophy from Wembley on the 28th. Thank you a lot.
Secondly, there was a new guest annouced for London Film & Comic Con (LFCC) just a few days ago. It started Wednesday with the announcement that an announcement was coming Thursday. The guest was described as “amazing” and “fantastic guest announcement for all you Sci-Fi fans” plus it was a first time signer.
It was revealed to be Karen Gillan… Now if you like me went “Who?” Then either you are right or confused. Apparently she is the current female lead in “Doctor Who”. I’m not a fan of the series, as I have never seen it. But I am very happy for the Who fans out there thats going to met her, as apparently a lot really were interested. And kudos to Showmasters for booking her, its really well done.
However, this is the part were I get a bit annoyed. The guest was described as amazing and fantastic, plus a treat for all Sci-Fi fans. Now those words i usually think of when its someone really big and possibly major actor. Something in the league of Christopher Lloyd thats attending the con. He alone is a legend for his portrayal as “Doc Brown” in “Back To The Future”, and he holds a résume that allows those words. Karen Gillian pretty much has 28 episodes of “Doctor Who” and a few episodes of a few different series, according to IMDb. Thats not what i consider amazing and fantastic, and not a something for all Sci-Fi fans.
Again, don’t get me wrong, I am very happy for all the “Doctor Who” fans out there. They are very very lucky. All I am implying is that the pre-announcment should have been handled differently or not made at all. It made a lot of people think it was something a lot larger than somebody with such a short career. Somebody closer to “legend” status.
Now grumpy hat of.
Re-read “The Bro Code” the other day… Ohh how this book is simply fantastic (BTW: Girls its fictional, it doesn’t exist), such a book to live by and hold in higher regard than any religious/fictional work. The follow ups “Bro On The Go” and “The Playbook” are just as awesome, and I hold them dearest of all my books.
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