It's a totally nothing part but Sheelagh knew that
Gareth loved Vikings and would do it if he could.
And now I have visions of Blake singing the song from this one spoof of Gilbert and Sullivan
We're vikings! What do you know? The terrors of the sea. We're vikings! Wherever we go, Pillaging happily.
And visions of Gan visiting one of the planets where Avon and Vila were not well supervised -
Dear monks, dear monks, what can I say? My friends have taken your stuff away. Dear monks, dear monks, what can I do? I've come to bring stuff back to you.
I could not bring back all your stuff, For they are [meaner] and older. But I have brought back what I could and some of my own pot holders.
Come to think of it, has anyone ever tried to do Star One as Monty Python skit?
Blake: I am Blake, leader of the rebels. I have come to ask your leader to join me on a quest for Star One. Jarriere [using really bad French accent]: He's already got one!
Jarriere [having heard Blake's explanation of how he got to be in charge of Liberator]: Mental bonding with a computer is no basis for a system of government! Power is derived from a mandate from the people. If I went around saying I was Supreme Commander because the toaster liked me, people would say I was balmy!
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"Ellynne G." wrote:
And now I have visions of Blake singing the song from this one spoof of Gilbert and Sullivan
We're vikings! What do you know? The terrors of the sea. We're vikings! Wherever we go, Pillaging happily.
Don't you think Blake would more likely be singing the reprise? Though I could see Tarrant, Dayna and Vila singing the one above, during 'Harvest'.
When I watch that DVD, I'm usually seeing Avon and Blake re-enact the Battleship scene from 'Omelet':
Avon: "Two-B?" Blake: <shakes head> "Not Two-B."
Gan is the chef (Horatio?) and Vila, of course, The Fair Ophelia.
Hm. Though I suppose it might work better with Tarrant as Omelet, and Avon pushing The Fair Ophelia out on stage. <g> Okay, now I have to go watch it again and think.
Mistral
From: Ellynne G. rilliara@juno.com
Come to think of it, has anyone ever tried to do Star One as Monty Python skit?
Can't say that I have, but I can imagine the aftermath...
SCENE: Space Command headquarters, shortly after the Andromedan War. The Inhuman Resources department.
SERVALAN: I wish to register a complaint!
IR MANAGER (short weasely fellow with unruly shock of hair and distinct Scottish accent): Er, yes, madam ... er .. what do you want to complain about?
SERVALAN: I wish to complain about this Travis, that I acquired but a few episodes ago from this very department.
IR MANAGER: Oh aye, the ... er ... one-eyed black, was it no? And, er, what seems to wrong with it?
SERVALAN: I'll tell you what's wrong with it, feeble minion. It's dead, that's what's wrong with it.
IR MANAGER: Och no! It's no deid, it's just, er, pining for the mutoids...
Neil
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