Relax - you missed nothing. I'm talking about the phonecall from Martha to her brother that gets interrupted by the Master. And then Ten grabs the phone from her...
I can't remember who D'Argo or Scorpius are...
(From Farscape, but I'm assuming you figured that bit out.) D'Argo is big beefy warrior with tentacles. Scorpius is evil guy wearing a black mask - in this case, I'm talking more about imaginary!Scopius, who lives inside Crichton's brain, and even though they don't like each other much, they sort of depend on each other for survival, and tend to hang out a lot.
To what does 'Fuffy' refer?
Fuffy is the standard smushy name for the Buffy/Faith ship. As a general rule, the fandom world is divided into two groups, who sort of interact as follows:
Group A: "Yeah, but Fuffy isn't canon." Group B: "Oh, come on. It's so canon. It's blatant." Group A: "Well, true, yeah, good point... but it ISN'T REALLY!"
The screencap in that icon is one of the best arguments the Fuffy-is-so-very-obviously-canon group has.
In this case, it's being used because Faith, as a character, was put in the show to be a representation of Buffy's dark side. She is the quintessential AntiBuffy. So my icon is about the most relevant one I could use...
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Date: 2008-10-10 10:24 am (UTC)I can't remember who D'Argo or Scorpius are...
(From Farscape, but I'm assuming you figured that bit out.) D'Argo is big beefy warrior with tentacles. Scorpius is evil guy wearing a black mask - in this case, I'm talking more about imaginary!Scopius, who lives inside Crichton's brain, and even though they don't like each other much, they sort of depend on each other for survival, and tend to hang out a lot.
To what does 'Fuffy' refer?
Fuffy is the standard smushy name for the Buffy/Faith ship.
As a general rule, the fandom world is divided into two groups, who sort of interact as follows:
Group A: "Yeah, but Fuffy isn't canon."
Group B: "Oh, come on. It's so canon. It's blatant."
Group A: "Well, true, yeah, good point... but it ISN'T REALLY!"
The screencap in that icon is one of the best arguments the Fuffy-is-so-very-obviously-canon group has.
In this case, it's being used because Faith, as a character, was put in the show to be a representation of Buffy's dark side. She is the quintessential AntiBuffy.
So my icon is about the most relevant one I could use...