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[tea_and_ink]

Okay, its like this, I was watching this leopards show on National Geographic Channel, and over all I was very much enthused with all the info being shed about great cats and the like. That was until they got into the discription of this young male leopard that was, silently but blatantly stalking the female one (the leading lady shall we call her) in order to mate with her (no heat in sight though, just male pride and female gloath), and through the entire description I had an Alec-moment wherein I squee like a good fangirl. 

I swear, I started thinking that Max/Alec *is* cannon. I know that according to the books it is, at least on Alec's end, but I mean on the show, as seen on tv, the whole confidence in his abilities to atract the female, and the patience to wait for her to fall, the way the leopard entered her territory, stealth enough for her not to notice, but loud enough to let her know he wasn't an enemy. It screamed Alec.

Thought I'd let ya know that

Comments

[silver-spotted.livejournal.com]

fangirls can make anything relevant to fandom, can't we?

sadly I have not watched enough Dark Angel to comment on your observation

[penandnotebook]

Oh the beauty of fandom! Yes we can, and that is amazing in so many levels.
Well, the good part of DA was basically the characters, it was interesting during the first season, but then things got so twisted that they needed Alec and the chemistry he brought into the mix to hold it together for another full season, because at some point the plot line went kind of to Hell... but still there was eye-candy left, center and right, so if you can put up with a little bit of Max/Logan angst, you'll be safe to survive a few eps.

[silver-spotted.livejournal.com]

I agree with you on the eye candy :D
I caught the last few episodes on re-runs during the summer, I loved the great big rallying together of mutants, and was crushed when I found out they never filmed a third season . . .only a few years behind the game :P