He's very good at being a creep. Not qute as good as Justin, though.

Only very early 80s. Shoulders weren't big yet. And I was/am a sewer and have the Vogue patterns (and sewing experience) to prove the shift to big shoulders. Maybe Nicky Rocker led the trend.

Those lumps would make good rockers. Maybe that's what they are - in case they land awkwardly (very awkwardly, I mean).

Let's see it, then!
Glad you made it. But have you signed up for the Advent calendar? Some retrospectives of Tycecon wojuld be nice!

Sure have signed up. But having a look at it right now, it looks like I’m gonna have to have a think if I can come up with another entry.

Obsidian, I don’t suppose you’ve come up with a date yet for Tyce Con 2

Sure have signed up. But having a look at it right now, it looks like I’m gonna have to have a think if I can come up with another entry.

Obsidian, I don’t suppose you’ve come up with a date yet for Tyce Con 2

I rather like Keller's insignificance - it's the logical conclusion of the 'What does s/he see in him/her' trope. Servalan, amazing as she is, cherishes a hopeless love for an unremarkable bloke.

There's a W H Auden poem called Who's Who, which describes a Great Man in the first verse, then continues:

With all his honours on he sighed for one
Who, say astonished critics, lived at home;
Did little jobs about the house with skill
And nothing else; could whistle; would sit still
Or potter round the garden; answered some
Of his long marvellous letters, but kept none.

That's the Servalan/Kellner dynamic, I think.

Recognising Servalan sounds a bit fatalistic to me.

Last weekend of Feb or first weekend of March. Take your pick. I'm trying to squash a few things around those dates.

Servalan is SO good at these put-downs. One might almost think she'd had occasion to use them herself. Best one I heard IRL was my friend Ros, when we were 17 and being bugged by some teenage boys sitting behind us in the cinema - "Will you two assified worms go and evaporate!"

Okay, how about 2, 3 and 4 March then?

Only very early 80s. Shoulders weren't big yet. And I was/am a sewer and have the Vogue patterns (and sewing experience) to prove the shift to big shoulders. Maybe Nicky Rocker led the trend.

Apart from anything else about this episode, the green and the sand are very well done.

Ok. Let's pencil it in, as they say.

I certainly remember shoulderpads being an expected and integral part of the jacket of the 'interview suit' I bought in 1983, but this is a couple of years earlier. Rocker probably was ahead of the trend.

Ok. Let's pencil it in, as they say.

ANNE - save these dates! If Tycecon II is half as much fun as the first one, you won't want to miss it!

It's a very effective monster - much more so than something made to be scary.

ANNE - save these dates! If Tycecon II is half as much fun as the first one, you won't want to miss it!

Is it not in Australia, then?

Very much so!! Still complaining that there were no kangaroos. But the B7 cookies were brilliant.

ANNE - save these dates! If Tycecon II is half as much fun as the first one, you won't want to miss it!

I posted a photo of the one kangaroo that hopped down my street once.

Agree the cookies were awesome. Many thanks to Obsidian.

That probability square has water at least twice. Also, how do you get the right facts, conclusions etc printed out in 3-D to order for your particular conundrum, if you're not sure what they are yet?

I will never look at green glitter in the same way after this.

Why can I only think of that story where Jacqueline chased Stephen around the yacht when I’m watching this scene? LOL.

Minor detail. Maybe a logorithmic scale that has already rejected anything not there.

Maybe we could do a drive-by on the way to Tyce-Con Central. The paddock to the west of Black Mountain always has some.

That probability square has water at least twice. Also, how do you get the right facts, conclusions etc printed out in 3-D to order for your particular conundrum, if you're not sure what they are yet?