I just happened to be sitting around watching telly and the world drops in my lap an episode of the new Twilight Zone starring our very own Mr. Pasdar! 2002, immense hotness, the big-style Profit body... Oh my fckin God.

"Dream Lover" - hope you get a chance to see it. It's choice - nekkidity, tattoos out (he's got "Natalie" in cursive on his shoulder... AWWW!), white wifebeater, big ol' pre-marathon butt, chest fur, scars on display, portraying a frustrated GRAPHIC novelist, beautiful green eyes, eyelashes, etc. etc. Wish I'd known - I'd be taping this shit!

I'll be in my bunk.

Tags: adrian pasdar, omg, other roles
Current Mood: ecstatic

Uh-oh. I watched SHUT UP AND SING and now I'm at least half as much in love with Natalie Maines as I am with Adrian Pasdar. I can't decide if I want to snuggle her, or toss her on a bed and ravish her (though, the way she is, she'd probably get me in a headlock and make me squeak for mercy if I tried... which wouldn't be all bad, really). She is just so cool and so cute and she's my hero and I am just so overjoyed that those two weirdos found each other. Hearty hearty heart hearts.

That, combined with a recent buckshotwon comment where Adrian asks someone to "do him a solid" (and not post mean cuss-word laden posts on his YouTube) and I am tempted to run down to L.A. and ask Milo if he'd be willing to share that awesome family with me. No wonder he wants his own so much; they sure do make it look wonderful. Surely they're willing to adopt another one? I'm potty-trained and I have my own income!

"Do me a solid." Oh, just quit being so rad.

Tags: adrian pasdar, other roles, squee
Current Mood: smitten

I guess I'm really just not a CSI kind of person, though I kind of understand the thing that people have for Grissom (he's such a savant!). I was not into this hour of television, even with the sparing presence of Milo Ventimiglia, tearing up yet again. (Man, that guy gets typecast as a crier. I don't mind, but dang.) I especially hate shows that have the "if you take drugs ever, you will die - or kill your loved ones and not remember it afterwards!" Or, for that matter, almost any hour of television ever that features a "rave". This one is particularly ham-fisted, not to mention that it came out about ten years after the rave scene had already collapsed. Grr! Stupid mainstream media! [/cranky oldster]

Anyway, Milo is cute, but not as cute as he would later become. He looks oddly older here than he does on The Gilmore Girls. The character itself is fairly vague and unformed, his plotline only one of three (the CSI standard? Very standard for any kind of procedural, as I've learnt watching House), and the culmination as lurid as it has to be, seeing as it involves drugs. I'll watch the episode again if it happens to be on, but this is not one of my Milo favorites.

Onward! Maybe I'll try to uncover some of those Boston Public episodes... aw, who am I kidding? This is what NetFlix was made for. (But do I dare open that hornet's nest? I have such poor impulse control when it comes to movies and TV shows... I just really want to see WINTER BREAK and Opposite Sex, as well as the truckload of embarrassing past Adrian Pasdar credits.)

Unnecessary personal update: I'm exhausted. I'm writing, but very slowly. Life is still really busy, but I am poking at Ritual 39 every day. But for right now, I'm going to take a nap.

Tags: :(, milo ventimiglia, other roles
Current Mood: tired

This is really Paula Abdul's movie, but it sure does have Adrian Pasdar in it, which is why I'm spending neurochemicals watching this. Made for TV, 1997, based on a true story, not at all good, but on the other hand, Adrian, his bubble butt, and a general air of tremendous sexual menace - All right!

This is not his finest moment, but at least he gets to be shirtless a couple of times, and intermittently really scary. And he does look good with blood on his face. His character is stalker-tastic, but still takes the time to spritz his houseplants. And of course, he's sexiest when he gives in to his dark side (his hairstyle markedly improves, too).

Still, this movie is not, er, good, or fun. But it can be obtained through NetFlix if you feel like viewing this curiosity.

Tags: :(, adrian pasdar, other roles
Current Mood: bitterly amused

Another entry into the "obsessively tracking down every one of Milo or Adrian's screen credits" series... I got the fifth season of L&O:SVU from the library just so I could watch the episode guest-starring Milo Ventimiglia. To my great delight, it also co-guest-stars Michael K. Williams, who portrays my Ultimate Hero of All Time, Omar Little of The Wire. Michael K. Williams makes me really, really happy; he could read me the L listings in the phone book and it would reduce me to loving giggles.
( synopsis, spoilers if you care, and goofing around )
Milo (age 25, filmed in 2003) looks utterly choice. Man, he's just amazing; he is delightsome to the eye, especially kind of banged up and with his eyes full of tears. This episode is notable if you want to see him tied up with his mouth covered in a strip of duct tape. I'm not implying anything, but I just thought I'd point it out. Lovely in a blue oxford shirt (presaging the blue oxfords sported by Peter and Adam) and rocking the cherry-red lips, it's classic Milo wrong hotness. Completely worthy of Milo enthusiasts everywhere.

Next I'm going to watch the CSI episode from 2000, which I believe will be the earliest Milo material I've ever seen. I'm trying to catch the episode of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air that he was on in 1995, but it's so hard to chase down those episodes on Nick at Night at 2 in the morning when I'm all drunk. I have to, though... Milo at 18? It's worth it!

Tags: milo ventimiglia, other roles
Current Mood: pleased

I finally watched Dirty Deeds and I now really want to own a copy. That movie isn't even bad enough to be worthy of mockery - it's lukewarm American Pie, if it has to be described as something - but the Milo hotness is off the scale. He doesn't pass as a teenager in the slightest, but then again, neither does anyone else in the movie. Instead he's just the coolest guy who ever lived (and yes, the loaf-of-bread scene truly is worthy of legend) and the entire world either loves him, or bows at his feet and acknowledges the fact that he pretty much owns them. (It's pretty wack, and one of the major flaws of the movie. An invincible protagonist is boring. I call it the "Manchester United" problem - I have no interest in watching Man U. football matches because they always win, and that's boring.)

I don't know if this was the beginnings of the Sexual Objectification of Milo Ventimiglia, or whether it started before that; sure he's pretty ferociously cute in The Gilmore Girls, and he's wearing tight thermals etc., but he's not really put out there as an irresistable sex monkey the way he is in Dirty Deeds. Then again, I have never seen Opposite Sex, so... I'm sure there are more faked orgasms in that, too.

But wow. What a gorgeous boy he is. Absolutely tiny (I think the only people shorter than him in this movie are supposed to be freshmen, and I think they're being shot at a downward angle to make them look shorter - and they're rarely on screen at the same time he is), bowlegged as all get-out, driving a slobber-worthy convertible (... I don't know... early 70's model Mustang? My car-fu has failed me), floppy-messy overlong hair, and a superior smirk permanently affixed to his face. The special features on the DVD provide some additional interview footage, and I would love to have Milo saying "fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck" as my ring tone. Gee, I wish they could cuss on Heroes; Adrian's tasty when he cusses, too, and I would absolutely love to hear an obscene tirade coming from Randall Bentley as Lyle...

Tags: aside, milo ventimiglia, other roles, squee
Current Mood: hungry :)
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