Piping Hot

[redthroatedloon]

So last night the Significant Other and I are watching the DVD version of The Warrior, and the narrators for this segment are Peter DeLuise (who is always fun) and Dan Shea (stunt double, stunt coordinator, and Guy With Glasses), and if we thought Peter DeLuise was weird by himself, the two of them are salacious to the point that I am giggling all over my vegetables. Besides the commentaries on how well-built the various Jaffa actors are, and what a good-looking boy "the Shankster" is, we get several admiring comments on "pipes." "There's whatsername," (I don't remember the name) Shea says. "Look at those pipes." "Yeah, they've all got great pipes," says DeLuise.

Okay, so if anybody knows what the heck they are talking about, please let me know. We've already ruled out breasts and pecs; I think it's those muscles that stand out when you're really into physical stuff, but I'm not sure...

Comments

[iphignia939.livejournal.com]

I'm pretty sure he's talking about the arms. Of course, I might be wrong; I was too busy laughing at DeLuise to listen.

Honestly, the SG DVDs are worth it just for the commentary tracks, though I sort of wish they'd get the cast in on it more often.

[redthroatedloon.livejournal.com]

I agree -- while it's really nice that they got the directors of each episode to contribute (unlike most other DVDs, where they only have narration on half or less of the episodes), some of them can get pretty technical, spending half the episode on a discusssion on how a particular shot was set up. DeLuise is great, not only because he's funny, but because he comments on both the technical aspects of the production and on the episode itself.

It's sort of opposite of the Firefly DVDs, where it's almost solely actors, and we felt we didn't get enough of the background on how the episodes were actually made.