Ella Ventic

All righty. Back in the transcribing groove.

( May I present Allan Arkush, Bryan Fuller, and the King of Commentaries, Jack Coleman! Whoo! )

( In which is found a series of screencaps that WILL be my new animated LJ icon. Also, shame on you, Zachary, for those SPOILERS. Naughty boy. (The spoiler is for .07%, just so nobody worries.) )

And now I'm off to download GIF-animating software.

Hoo! Okay, um, first: Hi, everybody. (sheepish wave)

Second: Er, very sorry about all that, you know, not posting. The semester kind of got away from me. But, hey, it's almost over now, so I'm slowly regaining my brain...ial...type...functioning...you know... thingy. Which means that:

Third: ( Unexpected commentary part four: the Zach and Sendhil show returns! ) ...See, I told you that it was unexpected. (And, okay, kind of pointless, too, since I understand the whole thing is up on YouTube now anyway... but hey, I've got a whole nearly Heroes-less summer to fill, so what harm in being a completist, say I.)

And fourth: Parts five and six are all transcribed and screen-capped and ready to go, so they should be up in very very short order. No, really. I promise.

Well, bust it is, I guess. Darn it. I was going to finish both parts and then post, but I'm only in the middle of part four and am having trouble keeping my eyes open. (Hence the lack of screen caps in this section as well; maybe I'll put them in later?)
I REALLY REALLY want to catch up before Monday's episode but, well, I guess we'll have to see.

So part three: ( Elves Go to Vegas. Coming to a theater near you. Christmas 2008. )

( Um... squid? The hell? )
I was really hoping to get part three up tonight also, but it's nearing one a.m. and I'm *tired*. Two parts tomorrow or bust, though!

And only a week behind schedule! ( Let's see, according to this week's commentary, Zach Quinto is slow, gross, rude, and, oh yeah, incredibly hot. )

Hurrah! My internet is fixed! So I'll be back in my commentary-transcribing groove and posting starting tonight! (Though it'll be late tonight; I seem to recall that I've already got something on the schedule between the hours of 9 and 10...)

In the meantime, how about this post that I had been working up before the Great Blackout and can now finish:

( Remember how the 'Distractions' commentary ended a segment with storyboards of Peter's fall? How'd you like to see what they looked like? )

Hello all: I'm at work currently because my home internet has been unbelievably slow for the last three days-- that is, when it hasn't gone missing entirely. I am hoping to get something worked out (be it getting my own proper internet back or going with an alternate plan) soon, but until then... well, I'm kind of stuck. It sucks, 'cause I understand this week's commentary is really good (Sendhil's back! And snarky! Hooray!) but all I can say is that I'll try to get it up as quickly as possible when I can, and thanks for your patience!

In just under the wire!

( Part five: In which many questions are answered, such as 'So can Zane melt anything, or just metal?' and 'So what's Ma Petrelli's first name already?!'  )


( Part six: 'So did Sylar MAKE the kettle boil, or what?' )

Phew!

Okay, my connection issue has once again reared its ugly heads (like a hydra, it is) so this isn't going to be my most accurate transcript ever. I'm pretty sure some of that mumbling would become intelligible if I only watched it seven or eight more times. But it is not to be, at least not today, so I thought I'd just put this mostly-complete draft up and maybe I'll go back and polish on a day when NBC's website doesn't hate me quite so much. So: part six!

Update: Whee! Snow day! Plenty of time to polish today! So here's the finished version:

( Wherein we learn a lot of details about Michael Green, for example that he knows many interesting facts about both New Hampshire and plankton, and also that he isn't usually allowed to talk. Those two things may be related, if you ask me. )

A little late today, I'm sorry, but here we are:

( Another round of Commentary Musical Chairs leads to yet more obsessing with Isaac's looks. Jack, you just can't leave it alone, can you? (And we love you for that.) )