eh, weird question

[aesc]

Does anyone know if there's a McKay/Sheppard reworking of Notting Hill? The roommate and I were spinning this odd hypothetical world in which all the stars come to our little podunk town to hide out from the paparazzi and drive beat-up pickup trucks. That got me thinking of Notting Hill and how, like so many things in this world, it would be a weirdly appropriate AU for John and Rodney.

I mean, Rodney running a scientific bookstore and worrying about income, and John the super-famous actor and Rodney's celebrity crush wandering in to buy a book on, oh, Poincare's theorem or something, and Radek the crazily-haired roommate, and sex.

Or, you know, John running a weird secondhand book store that's all dusty and has weird stuff like the complete run of National Geographic from 1970-81 and a lot of books on flight, and Rodney the super-famous scientist and John's geeky crush wandering in looking for old scifi to mock, and Ronon the crazily-haired roommate, and sex.

Yeah.

In other news: I spent all last night and most of today feeling cranky and lame and out of sorts. But I found my passport, which has been missing for a year, and also I have had chocolate-espresso cookies and tea. Things may be looking up, at least with respect to chocolate and ability to flee the country.

Comments

[bergann.livejournal.com]

I'm glad we agree on that.

And, y'know, clearly the evil part of the body that's planning to blow everything to bits with a giant kidney-stone is Kolya.

[aesc.livejournal.com]

And, y'know, clearly the evil part of the body that's planning to blow everything to bits with a giant kidney-stone is Kolya.

I think it is now conclusively proven that this movie can, in fact, be made John-and-Rodney.

:D

[bergann.livejournal.com]

I will admit to be proven wrong on this. Clearly I have underestimated SGA, and I would like to think that I have learned and will not do so again. ever. :D

[aesc.livejournal.com]

Yes, well, Rodney's just happy you learned your lesson.

Finally.

;)