Hehehe, he looked so helpless. I always imagined someone who goes hunting all the time would know how to make himself a meal out of his prey but apparently not. *g*
He did look helpless, didn't he? OMG, Bradley's face in that clip was so priceless. Utter gold. XD Though maybe (in Arthur's ... defense?) he wouldn't know how to operate an oven or whatever Gwen has - in the woods I'd've thought they'd just roast it over an open fire, which would be relatively easy. All he has to do is skin/gut it (which the chicken already was) and then skewer it. Evidently that's all his mental capacities allow for! XDDDDD;
I realize they won't make out on screen and I realize Arthur/Guinevere is a big part of the legends but they don't need to jettison one relationship to build the other. That is something Smallville did and they seriously don't need to borrow from the wreck that SV has become.
I'll admit I've not seen Smallville, and I'm kind of glad I didn't get into it now. But I agree that sacrificing one relationship to build another is NOT how they should handle the future of Arthur/Gwen's relationship. It will just destroy the fantastic stuff they built in Season one, and that is the absolute last thing that any fan wants.
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Date: 2009-09-29 09:18 pm (UTC)He did look helpless, didn't he? OMG, Bradley's face in that clip was so priceless. Utter gold. XD Though maybe (in Arthur's ... defense?) he wouldn't know how to operate an oven or whatever Gwen has - in the woods I'd've thought they'd just roast it over an open fire, which would be relatively easy. All he has to do is skin/gut it (which the chicken already was) and then skewer it. Evidently that's all his mental capacities allow for! XDDDDD;
I realize they won't make out on screen and I realize Arthur/Guinevere is a big part of the legends but they don't need to jettison one relationship to build the other. That is something Smallville did and they seriously don't need to borrow from the wreck that SV has become.
I'll admit I've not seen Smallville, and I'm kind of glad I didn't get into it now. But I agree that sacrificing one relationship to build another is NOT how they should handle the future of Arthur/Gwen's relationship. It will just destroy the fantastic stuff they built in Season one, and that is the absolute last thing that any fan wants.