Monday - Pop culture

[darling-lisa.livejournal.com]

*waves*

Hi! I'm Lisa (raggedy_edge) and I'm going to be your guest host for this week. I hope we have some fun. :)

To start things off, I thought we might play around with pop culture. Its a pretty wide sandbox to play in, so I thought it would be the perfect Monday theme to ease us into the week. Basically you are only limited by what has been released to the masses... movies, songs, books, television, celebrity catch phrases... its all fair game.

Please just make sure to be format your prompts correctly ie:

Fandom, Pairing, Prompt
Fandom1/Fandom2, Pairing, Prompt

An example of today's theme might be:

Leverage, Eliot/author's choice, "somebody has a case of the monday's" (Office Space)

Also, please remember to leave just one prompt per comment, and don't forget if you happen to think up a response to your own prompt, you are more than welcome to answer it.

Finally, if nothing strikes your fancy in today's theme, there are always the Lonely Prompt indexes waiting for your loving attention!

Ok, thats it for now, have fun!

Comments

[dinozzo111.livejournal.com]

NCIS, Gibbs/DiNozzo, *no Mr Bond, I expect you to die."

All That is Missing is the Cheesy Themesong

[chibifukurou]

This is one of those types of cases, the ones pop up every now and again. The ones that are so cliché that he half expects a director to start yelling cut.

He knows nobody else notices it. The rest of the team is completely useless when it comes to pop culture references, so they never notice if the case comes straight out of the movies, or even worse the gossip rags.

This case is the most cliché to date. It’s so bad that they might as well be living in a B-rated action flick. Person dies of apparent plague onboard a top secret weapons research ship, crew abandons ship, investigators get stuck onboard ship, investigators find out that plague victim was assassinated, investigators find secret weapons research, investigators have shootout with assassin, and the final act where the investigators narrowly escape the ship before being blown to bits. All that is missing is some cheesy theme music and someone saying “no Mr. Gibbs, I expect you to die.”

He supposes that he should be glad when the cases are cliché. After all, in the movies the good guys always win.

Re: All That is Missing is the Cheesy Themesong

[dinozzo111.livejournal.com]

Absolutely loved this!! Thanks so much - ;)