Eames In "Seizure"

Well, I'm sitting here doing something I almost never, and I do mean never, do...I'm actually listening to an entire political address by a politician...President Obama. But to be fair, who could stand to listen to the insipid drivel that spewed forth from the lips of the previous occupant of that office? Thank GOD he's gone back to Texas where he belongs, and may he languish in the world of obscurity forever and ever more...amen.

Okay, now that's out of the way, let's get on with the reason for this post. I'm finally done playing with Bobby...insofar as the episode of "Seizure" is concerned...and am ready to start the first of five posts.

As has become my custom, I shall begin with the petite and lovely Kathryn Erbe as Eames. And that leads me to this lament: "O Music Wench, Music Wench! Wherefore art thou, Music Wench?" I miss you. This one's for you.

Eames Slideshow - "Seizure"

Eames & The "Enemy Within"

Well, all the preliminary work is done on this episode. All that is left is to input the dialog into those itsy-bitsy, teenie-weenie, boxes that Photobucket so generously provides. (If there is a way to enlarge them, I haven't been able to figure that one out yet.)

And since there are five slideshows for the "Quotes" post...it is going to take me two or three days...at least...to get that finalized. A girl has to work to support her "habits," you know.

Anyway, Eames is all ready and rarin' to go, so here she is in her very own slideshow from "Enemy Within."

Eames Slideshow

"The Pardoner's Tale" And Eames

It's late and I wish I had a profound lead-in for the Eames slideshow from "The Pardoner's Tale." But I don't.

My only excuse is...well, it's late and my brain is tired. Plus after looking at Detective Robert Goren all day, in a massive screen capping undertaking, all I want to do is climb into bed and have sweet dreams of said detective.

Lately, however, I've been dreaming about an old boyfriend I haven't seen...or wanted to see...in nearly thirty years. Now, what's up with that, I ask you?

Eames Slideshow From "The Pardoner's Tale"