[spoilers] Richard Armitage - Printable Version

[spoilers] Richard Armitage - Printable Version

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RE: Richard Armitage - TygerBright - 18-03-2010 03:26 PM

I will beg/blackmail the barman in my local pub...not too keen on "public" viewing/drewling but needs must an' all.. June is definitely too long a wait..

RE: Richard Armitage - i luv lucas - 18-03-2010 03:50 PM

Nothing wrong with drooling in public, as long as RA is involved......

RE: Richard Armitage - TygerBright - 18-03-2010 03:58 PM

dunno, I'm not that social a creature Tongue

then again, I might find like-minded souls...

RE: Richard Armitage - HellsBells - 18-03-2010 03:59 PM

I'm going to have to beg my husband to let me watch the DVD, that's after explaining why I have brought a DVD of a series I have never seen before. And then try not to be too engrossed with RA, pretending I only really liked the book, saying "isn't that the guy in Spooks....Richard somebody, I think ".
Do you think I'll get away with it ?

RE: Richard Armitage - TygerBright - 18-03-2010 04:06 PM

Big Grin

that would have to be a well-rehearsed performance.. but you have until June Wink

maybe you're doing him a favour as it seems to have enough action scenes.. and some hot gurls too Big Grin

I'm glad Mr.T is trained well enough by now so I won't need permission/persuasion - we might even watch it together... (we tried a similar experiment with Vicar of Dibley last weekend and it went rather well Smile

RE: Richard Armitage - Lizziecaro - 18-03-2010 05:12 PM

(18-03-2010 03:59 PM)HellsBells Wrote: I'm going to have to beg my husband to let me watch the DVD, that's after explaining why I have brought a DVD of a series I have never seen before. And then try not to be too engrossed with RA, pretending I only really liked the book, saying "isn't that the guy in Spooks....Richard somebody, I think ".
Do you think I'll get away with it ?

I relate so much to your situation - the explanation for purchasing the DVD of an unknown series is stretching my imagination. Huh

I haven't yet had the courage to suggest we both sit down to watch VOD Exclamation

RE: Richard Armitage - kirmostar - 19-03-2010 11:14 AM

Try explaining to your husband why you have suddenly started listening to plays on Radio 4 on a Sunday......

RE: Richard Armitage - HellsBells - 19-03-2010 11:54 AM

I know what you mean kirmostar ! My husband can't understand my sudden passion for Radio 4, or the fact I want to record it on audio tape (remember that !), because I haven't worked out how to copy it from the iPlayer. Then there is the need to order an audio book called Venetia - haven't owned up to that one yet !

RE: Richard Armitage - kirmostar - 19-03-2010 11:58 AM

I think I'll get away with Strike Back tho, action packed boys sort of story....until hubby recognises RA.....so I'll enjoy maybe 5 minutes before I need to prepare the spare room.....

RE: Richard Armitage - HellsBells - 19-03-2010 12:08 PM

You must spend a lot of time in the spare room !!
I am hoping that Strike Back will be action packed.
But Hubby does like his period dramas so maybe I should convince him to watch North and South, although he will know something is up because I hate period dramas and will avoid them at all costs. Is North and South really good or is it just RA that makes it worth watching ?