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Day #10 of the 30 Day Television Challenge
Oct. 6th, 2020 05:56 pmThis is Day #10 of the 30 Day Television Challenge
The prompt is: An actor/actress (human or an animal - doesn't matter) who you have religiously followed from one television series to another (if you don't have one, just favorite male television actor).
The rules:
1. Don't pick the same television show someone else picked.
2. Don't pick the same television series you picked in another category. (ie. if you picked say Parks and Recreation, you can pick Rob Lowe, just not for Parks and Recreation.)
3. You can do up to two clips for the actor, actress, and animal but keep in mind you are limiting others choices and limiting the television series you can use in other categories.
(As an aside, I don't recommend following television actors/actresses - the writing and direction govern in television, actors have no control. You can see someone in one show - and they are brilliant, and they suck in something else - has nothing to do with the actor, it has to do with the writer and director, costume, hair, etc.)
Okay, my choice for actor is..
David Tennant. Using two clips, to give you an idea of this guy's range:
Tennant is actually among the few that I've liked in pretty much everything I've seen him in. I'm not sure if he's just highly selective, or very good.
Most of the time I get disappointed and eventually give up.
The prompt is: An actor/actress (human or an animal - doesn't matter) who you have religiously followed from one television series to another (if you don't have one, just favorite male television actor).
The rules:
1. Don't pick the same television show someone else picked.
2. Don't pick the same television series you picked in another category. (ie. if you picked say Parks and Recreation, you can pick Rob Lowe, just not for Parks and Recreation.)
3. You can do up to two clips for the actor, actress, and animal but keep in mind you are limiting others choices and limiting the television series you can use in other categories.
(As an aside, I don't recommend following television actors/actresses - the writing and direction govern in television, actors have no control. You can see someone in one show - and they are brilliant, and they suck in something else - has nothing to do with the actor, it has to do with the writer and director, costume, hair, etc.)
Okay, my choice for actor is..
David Tennant. Using two clips, to give you an idea of this guy's range:
Tennant is actually among the few that I've liked in pretty much everything I've seen him in. I'm not sure if he's just highly selective, or very good.
Most of the time I get disappointed and eventually give up.