everything but the girl

This is the first of my write-ups from Comic Con - the others will be showing up on AcedMagazine over the next few weeks (except for Past Life which will be held until it airs early next year), but these moments were personal, not while I was on the job, so I'm posting them here instead.

( Barrowman. )
( Tennant. )

Official interview with David and Russell Davis (where he clears up that Supernatural quote, and fangirls about Jared and Jensen) coming soon!

( Pics with John behind the cut )

Oh, shocolate!

Amazing lady, you!

She sent me the most wonderful '45 and I'm just overwhelmed by her and it and I need to go and find a record player *right now*.

It has I Was Born to Be Me and I'll Dress You In Mourning on it, and it's just *wonderful*.

And omg JOHN looks SO young and kinda different and wow.

( John Barrowman 1991 single from Mattador - sleeve - behind the cut )

Over the last few weeks, I've found myself watching the SciFi Channel's episodes of Dr Who three or four times over the course of the week, thanks to our lovely DVR, and the fact that the last two episodes have been recorded on two different tvs, just so I can see it in whichever room I find myself in, when I have time.

So yesterday, mostly in reaction to my reaction to the Cult of Captain Jack, I read John Barrowman's bio on imdb, and realised that not only was he in De-Lovely, he sang one of the songs with Kevin Kline - Night and Day. He plays Jack (yes, again), the alto who Cole Porter wrote that song for (and occasionally snogged, if the biopic is accurate in that section).

I have the soundtrack, which I originally purchased for Robbie Williams' rendition of the title song, and ripped for Alanis and Elvis Costello, and since I ripped the whole thing Back In The Day, I also have Night and Day, which I am happy to share with you.