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April 28 2008

Anthony Stewart Head featured in "The Scotsman". ASH's upcoming role in "The Invisibles", as well as a discussion of his work on Buffy, Little Britain, and Monarch of the Glen.

ILikeTheQuiet | 08:39 CET | 7 comments total | tags: invisibles, giles, ash, minder, coffee, little britain, monarch of the glen

A touch of Minder, eh? Sounds good. I loved that show back in the day. (Although I can't think of Dennis Waterman now without thinking of the Little Britain mini-Waterman.) ASH sounds like a solid bloke. Which he should be, coming from Camden.

SoddingNancyTribe | April 28, 09:02 CET

Oh, gads, do I LOVE that man! I giggled and chuckled and laughed out loud several times.

Plus? The outfit. Oh, how I wish they'd had pictures! Grrrrowl.

But he really is a sweetheart, and still can't quite figure out the whole "sex symbol" thing. That, right there? Is part of it.

Really wish I could see his new show. Guess I'll just have to sacrifice a goat or two to the NBC gods so I can see Merlin this winter.

ShadowQuest | April 28, 09:22 CET

Even Boris Karloff came from the dead to tell him how he loved BtVS and to ask for an autograph.

I love ASH, and whenever I read his name I always have to sigh at the possibility of Ripper.

This is Smallville Meets Camelot

Had the weirdest mind flash here. *shudder*

Mirage | April 28, 10:28 CET

Reviews for The Invisibles have not been kind but I'll be watching it on Thursday to see what it's like.

Simon | April 28, 10:29 CET

'It is no surprise to learn that the star of Buffy the Vampire Slayer was once voted "the sexiest man in sci-fi".'
No surprise? I was quite surprised to learn that Sarah Michelle Gellar was a man.

[ edited by GreatMuppetyOdin on 2008-04-28 17:09 ]

GreatMuppetyOdin | April 28, 15:59 CET

GreatMuppetyOdin: Well, in their defense, there are "aboot" half a dozen definitons of "star." Given that eh was established performer featured with an "and" credit at the end of the credits, he is definuitely a star of the show, and the difference between "a" and "the" has become blurred this past century or so.

DaddyCatALSO | April 28, 20:57 CET

I was more surprised to learn that he was a *bumbling* librarian. It seemed to me that Giles had that library in tip-top order.

barboo | April 29, 03:08 CET

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