| Tuesday, April 11, 2006 |
 | Last Friday, before the bloody conclusion of the Lord of the Rings extended edition marathon (Mouth of Sauron - quite a lot like Grace Jones, really), pub conversation turned to Gray's Anatomy, a television programme I have not seen and in all probability never will see, but sort of don't feel I need to. For all its many virtues, it was the name that won us over.
Hooke's Law: John Hooke is a tough New York detective. To keep the peace, he's not afraid to stretch the law. Sometimes the strain gets to him... but it's always proportional to the stress of the job.
Boyle's Law: Robert Boyle fights crime in San Francisco, solving crimes involving the expansion of gases. With the help of a psychic boil on his shoulder that talks to him and predicts the future.
Hobbes Leviathan: Steve Hobbes quit the force when his partner was killed by dealers. Now he's got a new partner - a 400-foot long sea monster piloted by the spiritual form of Lord Nelson - and he's bringing rough justice to the docks.
Judge John Dee: He's a judge who's not afraid to bend the laws. Of Alchemie and Physick.
2 Comments:
I *LOVE* you. Brilliant.
I'm guessing that this is, possibly, a list borne of alcoholic consumption... I mean Hobbes Leviathan is GENIUS!
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