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TDF Pamela, on August 15th, 2010 |
Yes, he’s a character, not an actor (which is our usual man candy fare). Yes, he just appeared on TDF’s Man Candy: True Blood Edition post. I can’t help myself, though. I finally started watching True Blood, and I’m completely and utterly taken with Eric, the thousand year old Viking who’s the sheriff of Louisiana (and the actor who plays him, Alexander Skarsgård, but I’m saving him for another Man Candy of his very own). Click the pics to embiggen!
When we first see Eric, he’s doing his best to impersonate a very grumpy romance novel cover:

In the second season, he has an unfortunate hair bleach and blood incident, and we lucky fangirls ended up with this:

… I’m sorry, I need a minute to recover.

I uh…

Um… Season 3…

…I’ll be in my bunk.
TDF Pamela
The Discriminating Fangirl, who is more likely to answer to Pamela if you shout it at her, is the proud owner of an MA in English, focusing on children's/young adult literature and popular culture. Because of her ample free time thanks to being gainfully unemployed, she reads voraciously. She also loves geeky movies and tv shows, reads comic books as often as she can buy them, and when she's procrastinating, she enjoys playing video games. She can be contacted at t.d.fangirl @ gmail.com and followed on Twitter at the link below.
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Amanda, on August 11th, 2010 |
Thinking back, I probably should have posted this as a precursor to my Supernatural Saturdays posts, but man candy is man candy no matter when you post it ;D Two of the characters are more recent additions, both appearing for the first time in Season Four and you’ll learn more about them when I post that recap in a couple weeks. If you read my post this past Saturday, you already know who Sam, Dean and John Winchester are and have seen a couple shots of them from the show, so here they are outside of their roles. Click to embiggen!

Jensen Ackles, better known as Dean, is just ridiculously pretty. I had the luck to meet him and most of the cast in Chicago last year and I can assure you, he is even more beautiful in person. In “Tall Tales”, a young woman hitting on Dean says that looking at him is “like staring into the sun” and it really is; I forgot my own name and had to remind myself to breathe after he smiled at me at the autograph table. When I was a kid, I had a picture of him on my wall, I think it was from his time on Days of Our Lives and when I started watching Supernatural I instantly recognized his name. Fate, I tell you, fate. His most recent work outside of Supernatural was voicing the villain in Batman: Under the Red Hood.

Fellow Texan Jared Padalecki plays Sam and looks damn good doing it too. He’s a lot like a giant five year old or a puppy – all energy and a total goof, which makes fangirls and boys love him all the more. His on set pranks are pretty much infamous at this point in fandom. If you’re a fan of the Friday the 13th films, you may recognize Jared from the 2009 remake. I’ll admit, I only saw it for him and I could have kissed their costume designer for the tight jeans and shirt they put him in. It almost made up for that godawful movie – at least, made it watchable ;) I’ve recently been rewatching Gilmore Girls because of this fandom (Jared starred as Dean, kinda funny, no?) and it is such a shock to see him so gangly and young after watching five seasons of drool-worthy Sam Winchester, but he’s still very adorable.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan (AKA, “Sir”) played Sam and Dean’s father, John on the show. Um… yeah, need I say more? That is one sexy gentleman. Watchmen fans will recognize him as The Comedian and you can catch him in The Losers, which was an unexpectedly awesome and fun movie.

In Season Four, we get a flashback to a much younger John Winchester, played by Matt Cohen. He did a fantastic job and is just very pretty to look at.

Oh, Misha Collins. He is probably the most popular addition to the cast (playing the angel, Castiel). His pretty blue eyes and incredibly sharp wit have won us over and he always has the funniest panels at the Supernatural conventions. It seems Jared may have met his match with Misha when it comes to pulling pranks on set. You can follow him on Twitter and be a part of the crazy fun @mishacollins. Like Jared and Jensen, I was able to meet Misha and get a picture with him (and Jim Beaver) at ChiCon. Anyone who enjoys a SyFy Original Movie may recognize Misha from this summer’s Stonehenge Apocalypse (“It was a robot head!”).

Although Aldis Hodge was only in two episodes (“All Hell Breaks Loose” parts 1 & 2), he still is popular among the fans and attends conventions. During his panel at last year’s ChiCon, he scored some serious brownie points with his girlfriend by calling her while on stage and had everyone say “hi”. He was really funny and played with the more nervous fans who came up to ask him questions, just to help them relax. Aldis is currently playing the hacker, Alec Hardison on TNT’s <em>Leverage</em>.
Below you can see both my photo ops with the boys and Misha and Jim. The shot with Jared and Jensen was taken on my birthday of all days, and yes, SPN fans, Jared is very firm. Beside me in both shots is the girl who got me into this show in the first place.
 
Amanda
Amanda has loved to read since she was 3 and was a fangirl from the start. She has a B.A. in French and studied in France. This fall she will start her MLIS program at Kent State. She hopes to work as an academic or reference librarian. She can be contacted at tarteamandine @ gmail.com and followed on Twitter at the link below.
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Emily, on August 8th, 2010 |
[Editor's Note: Thanks to Emily for this luscious man candy post! She's a big True Blood fan, and I have to confess, I've never watched it! I have lots of excuses--didn't have HBO, too lazy to hunt it down, blah blah blah--but after seeing this, I just might have to start watching... -TDF Pamela]
We’re more than halfway through the third season of HBO’s “True Blood,” which is based on Charlaine Harris’s novel “Club Dead.” If you’re a fangirl out there and you’re not watching this show, you should be. First of all, it’s got vampires, werewolves, mind readers and all the fun stuff I love about paranormal novels. The show is also run by Alan Ball (“Six Feet Under”), who is a genius. Many an SF/F movie or TV series has put off female viewers because the producers are male or male-centric; so it might be worth nothing that while Alan Ball is certainly a dude, he’s a gay dude. And he, um, shares certain interests with us.
OH HELL. MAN CANDY ALERT! Click for full size pics!

Actor Joe Manganiello plays a new character this season, werewolf Alcide Herveaux.

Kevin Alejandro’s character Jesus works at a nursing home, but there are rumors that his character might be a fairy. And I don’t mean that he has the hots for fry-cook/drug dealer Lafayette (although that’s true, too).
Those are just the new guys! The old stand-bys are still around.

Fan-favorite Alexander Skarsgård (who I first feel in love with when he played Meekus in “Zoolander”) continues to steal the hearts of fangirls.

Song and dance man Sam Trammell runs around naked a lot, since his character (also named Sam) can turn into any animal.

Aussie Ryan Kwanten’s character, Jason Stackhouse, continues to be dumber than a box of hair, but sometimes it’s okay to be shallow, right? [Ed: YES!]
Emily
Emily is a book nerd currently living in New York City. She recently completed a master’s degree at New York University and doesn’t really know what to do with her free time. When she is not reading, working or sleeping, she is planning for the inevitable zombie apocalypse. She doesn’t really like writing bios, but if you would like to know more about her then you can contact her at bintwin @ yahoo.com.
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TDF Pamela, on August 1st, 2010 |
Okay, so last night I had a ridiculously romantic dream involving this guy. Richard Armitage is an English actor who’s known for his roles as Mr. Thornton in the BBC miniseries North & South, Guy of Gisborne on BBC’s Robin Hood, and Lucas North on Spooks, and has recently been seen in Strike Back, a British action television series.
He’s dreamy.
I saw him first in North & South, and when I caught a full blast of his particular brand of Brooding Englishman in an Ascot, I was immediately in love. Dreamy, I tell you.

And because I have to make you all understand the glorious appeal of this man in period costume, two screenshots from North & South. If you have not seen this miniseries, get thee to Netflix. It’s available to stream online. ;)


[melts]
TDF Pamela
The Discriminating Fangirl, who is more likely to answer to Pamela if you shout it at her, is the proud owner of an MA in English, focusing on children's/young adult literature and popular culture. Because of her ample free time thanks to being gainfully unemployed, she reads voraciously. She also loves geeky movies and tv shows, reads comic books as often as she can buy them, and when she's procrastinating, she enjoys playing video games. She can be contacted at t.d.fangirl @ gmail.com and followed on Twitter at the link below.
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TDF Pamela, on April 1st, 2010 |
I have no idea why it look me so long to post this particular morsel of man candy. I mean, how much drooling have I done over Mr. Jackman on this blog?
 Wolverine, or as I like to call him, that sexy Canadian mother-effer.
He’s a great actor (when given a good script, heh), he’s funny, he’s charming… I’d say more, but the next pic has completely undone me.
 Nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnngh.
I’ll be in my bunk.
TDF Pamela
The Discriminating Fangirl, who is more likely to answer to Pamela if you shout it at her, is the proud owner of an MA in English, focusing on children's/young adult literature and popular culture. Because of her ample free time thanks to being gainfully unemployed, she reads voraciously. She also loves geeky movies and tv shows, reads comic books as often as she can buy them, and when she's procrastinating, she enjoys playing video games. She can be contacted at t.d.fangirl @ gmail.com and followed on Twitter at the link below.
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