Podfic: All Men Will Be Sailors Until the Sea Shall Free Them by synecdochic

[twasadark]

Title: All Men Will Be Sailors Until The Sea Shall Free Them
Author: synecdochic 
Reader: twasadark 
Fandom: Stargate SG-1
Rating: unrated
Pairing: Jack/Daniel
Length: 49:01
Summary: Daniel is captured, tortured, brutalized -- but when the SGC recovers him, they discover the experience hasn't affected him anywhere near as much as Jack thinks it should have.
Notes: requested by sadiane for the Fall Fandom Free For All. 

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Comments

[sadiane.livejournal.com]

Okay, so I had no idea that the story would turn out that long! (Seriously, I went looking for favorite shortish fics, since this fandom tends to invite novels)

OMG, FLAIL! YOU RULE!

(I'm sure you did just fine on the pronuciations - yes, Teal'c is sort of "teal -ack". And the show itself is never consistent on anything like that - you'd think they'd have a general meeting about the pronunciation of "Goa'uld ", but I think every character says it differently)

Once again, FLAIL!!!!

[twasadark.livejournal.com]

I got flailed over??? Woo hooo!!! You're welcome ... I hope you like it. :-)

[sadiane.livejournal.com]

Well, I flailed at work a little too, when I got the notification off the comm. But they are pretty used to me being a great big dork, and between crying over due South podfic last week, and blushing over different due South podfic today, I'm sure they think I'm a bit insane.

(Seriously, due South, worth it for the podfic! )

[twasadark.livejournal.com]

(Seriously, due South, worth it for the podfic! )

I made the mistake of using the SPN hiatus time to watch DVDs of Lost instead of Due South. YAWN. I made it through all of S1 and most of S2 before I got too bored with it. Jack annoys me, and I totally don't find him hot. Sawyer has greasy hair, which bugs me, too. The old guy is interesting, but that's about it ...

[sadiane.livejournal.com]

Lost is that main example of why I just can't care about a plot-driven show. It hasn't given me anyone I want to sink my metaphorical fandom fingers into.

I watch Lost faithfully without really liking it post-Boone (is shallow, surprise). And am so bored with the Jack/ Kate, Sawyer/Kate thing, though Sawyer has his moments. And I like Charlie, if only for the accent, and there's some fun slashy subtext with a guy named Desmond that you haven't met yet, but again with the greasy hair thing. And Juliet is pretty cool. But for the most part - I sort of want to know how it all turns out, but I care the way I care about Stephen King novels, where I do want to finish them, but once it's over, I'm not likely to think about any of these people again. Whereas there are shows like SPN where I deeply care about the characters and therefor would watch Sam and Dean do anything at all.

I think Due South is one of those shows - yeah, the plots are impossible and cracky and stupid, and they know it, but Fraser and Kowalski are deeply, amazingly interesting and complex. Fraser's the most textured "good guy" I've ever seen - yes, he's faultlessly good, but it's damaging and pathological, and he has to do the right thing, even when he knows how much its going to hurt him and everyone he cares about. Also, Paul Gross is really nice to look at, in a way that the still pictures can't seem to convey, and Ray is 14 different sorts of hilarious - SECRET NERD GLASSES = love! He and Dean would have wacky adventures together in their awesome cars. /ramble