Auadd - Horror, Clowns And Shearsmith

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Dear God...

Did I find a picture of Steve Pemberton's arse?

On the subject of historical fan sites, I was digging through LiveJournal and found a link.

After inputting into the Wayback Machine and preparing myself for disappointment, it stated the site was Still Active...

Here it is. A perfectly preserved cobweb from 19 years ago.

http://www.mark-gatiss.leagueofgentlemen.de/ReeceShearsmithE.htm

And another, more comprehensive site: (warning - a perfect stylistic example of a 2000s website... you may need aspirin.)

http://shaninenovember.20m.com/html/reece_shearsmith.html

the final poll!! Have fun with this one guys!

You're doing God's work.

Just trawling through some old Livejournal communities

How fitting that the next poll is on closing night of the Wyndham's run of Stage/Fright, it's almost as if I predicted it! (I didn't, but pretend I did so I seem really smart.)

This was such a close call the whole time, I can't believe it. In Poll 4 for the Reece characters, we are saying ta-ta to Jim, Maureen Sowerbutts, Gareth, and Damon. The (very late) winner is Brian! With Drew coming a close second! Both of which move onto the next heat of polls.

The next poll has another few very strong contenders, with Greg, Clive, Reece (from Dead Line), Neville Griffin, DI Barnabus Bull, and Gerry all fighting to come first and second.

My favourite celebrity couple. They're just so beautiful together.

I wish them decades of happiness and healthy grandchildren.

hello~ could anyone point me to the post where it's like a page from Insider's Guide to Inside No. 9, about the drawn out ~bloodsucking scene in The Stakeout & Guillem (and Steve?) being delighted at making Reece uncomfortable about that?? i'd love to rb it

Just spotted that we've got an airdate for Reece's episode of The Read on BBC 4 - 2nd Feb 2025.

I was prepared for Final Destination: Bloodlines to be the hilarious gore-fest that it invariably was. Delightfully meta at times with some artistic jump scares and tension.

What I could never have fully prepared for was Tony Todd's swan song.

I've adored this actor since Candyman. He's a giant of horror cinema, iconic and irreplaceable.

Seeing him talk about mortality and cancer, and say his farewell on screen, has brought my grief once more to the fore.

I never met you, Tony, but you are missed none the less.

Life is short...