h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Idris Elba is magnificient as "Stringer Bell" in "the Wire".

Another in that series is Michel Kenneth Williams as "Omar" http://tinyurl.com/qjjom5p

Why is it that it's always the bad guys that are most worthy...

got to love those bad boys

this one is always worth looking at
http://static3.businessinsider.com/image/51eb67eaecad04171f000022/fans-went-wild-when-tom-hiddleston-showed-up-as-avengers-villain-loki-at-comic-con.jpg
(Loki)

That particular photo of David Blair makes me think he would make an excellent Elven character - just add the pointy ears.

For those of you enjoying Nordic mythology/viking stuff, I caved in to the Koskenkorva Valhalla commercial

Safe To Watch - no nakedness, sorry...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqlBrJ8zui8

But I'd be interestd in knowing who the actor is.

And the narrator - that voice sounds familiar...

have we over Rupert Graves yet?

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-JSDUhVWmwrU/UMD6xcN7klI/AAAAAAAACLg/4-QZzMZ1fg8/s1600/tumblr_mctvn8WE8c1rzko1ko1_1280.jpg

I just love him in Sherlock and he is definitely much much sexier now than when he was young (although he was totally adorable then)

And I love a man in a suit with a shirt tucked in and a belt - as long as there is no paunch.

SVT is broadcasting Atlantis and the first episode is currently available on svtplay dot se for those within Sweden.

Jason (Jack Donnelly) is swept ashore completely naked. This pic is fairly STW, it's his upper body down to his hips:

http://img.thesun.co.uk/aidemitlum/archive/01816/SNF26ATLANT---620_1816710a.jpg

I remember thinking, when Rupert Graves first appeared on Sherlock - "Where have you been all my life?"


Benedict Cumberbatch may have a certain attraction, but good-looking he is not. Martin Freeman just looks nice. As in snog, but not marry or push off a cliff.

for me if I play song, marry, push off cliff with those three it's Rupert Graves, Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch in that order.

I remember Rupert Graves from the film of EM Forster's Maurice (and a very floppy haired Hugh Grant) and he was totally gorgeous in a floppy haired New Romantic way (well, it was from 1987) but I just think that now he looks so so much more gorgeous. Serioulsy rocking that silver fox look and just - well edible. And, gasp!, about 6 months older than me so I don't even have to feel slightly sleazy about it.

Win-win if you ask me!

Thing is, if you pushed Cumberbatch off the cliff, he'd come back to life.

(Haven't seen the new Sherlock yet, but I gather he's still around)

and depending on who he was up against, maybe I'd snog him...

Holy crap, guys and gals - you just *have to get more active posting in this thread to keep dropping to the second page of my postings list!

How about Desh Hommes et des Chatons?

http://deshommesetdeschatons.tumblr.com/

For some reason, I love this specific photo from the site I just linked to:

http://deshommesetdeschatons.tumblr.com/image/61017436990

George Clooey in stubble

Yes, some men look terribly old when growing a stubble or a beard, but George looks stunningly good!

RoboCop the other evening with younger son.

Maybe not a classical , but there is something about him.. Michael K Williams aka Omar in "The Wire" http://tinyurl.com/c9x25o This time as good cop Jack Williams, partner to Alex Murphy-RoboCop

oh was it good? That's a remake I really want to see

I'm having minigasms at the thought of David Murdoch in this year's Strictly

who?

I need to google him.

Meanwhile I've been watching Sherlock. I totally adore and Martin Freeman but he's just not material.

But the policeman, Lestrade
and as I can't remember if I've shared my of him here, here he is again.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-JSDUhVWmwrU/UMD6xcN7klI/AAAAAAAACLg/4-QZzMZ1fg8/s1600/tumblr_mctvn8WE8c1rzko1ko1_1280.jpg

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/winter-olympics/26237883

he's the skip of the GB Men's Curling team. He chest-bare in the curling calendar 2014, but the website crashed when Clare Balding announced this on TV. I had to google images for ages to find it