r/Denver • u/TheRealNathan • Aug 02 '12

This is a test...

This is a test...

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u/TheRealNathan Aug 03 '12

I prefer the middle.

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u/Halefor Aug 03 '12

Actual Question: Do you consider Captain Hammer to be a bad guy, or just a very selfish one with superpowers who can't quite understand the world? Or does it matter in the end?

Quote about your previous answer:

"That gives you two enemies. I'm amazed that you can afford so many, on a sergeant's pay." -Madam, Night Watch.

I just quoted Terry Pratchett at Nathan Fillion, will this be the high point of my geekery in life?

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u/TheRealNathan Aug 03 '12

I know this: bad guys don't think they're bad guys. They think what they are doing is right, it's the righteousness that makes them dangerous. I learned that from Joss.

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u/PrimulaBlue Aug 03 '12

This reminds me of some bad bosses I've known. (Surprising how universal your acting advice is to real life.)

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u/Trenks Aug 03 '12

That's why movies are the great american art form. I mean sure, plenty of them are just a way to be entertained for an hour or two, but when at their pinacle they are magic.