The Richard Armitage Blog Reunion- Post #2: Berlin Station Review

Me trying to get fancy-artsy:

The moment has come for me to give a summary

of Berlin Station, Season 1...

in limerick form.

You're welcome!
(Even though you didn't ask for/desire such a thing. It's here.)

There once was an agent named Daniel,
worked in Germ'ny for ol' Uncle Samuel.

wore dark clothes and bit gloves,

(like Gizzy, our love)

wants to keep Station from growing more scandal.


He kissed ladies to solve certain crimes.

(Even bore nekkid peaches a few times!!!)

Had to chuck a few phones,
when his cover was blown...

 

and to get rid of the women in line.

Actual footage of mobs chasing Agent Miller

Though Danny may seem a bit sullen,
has a soft spot for his sweet German cousin.

When things go south,

he has a foul mouth
and self-soothes with lots of buttons.

The end.



Like I mentioned in my previous post, I just finished watching
Season 1 of Berlin Station. I've enjoyed seeing Richard play this
dark clothed, glove-biting, cussing American CIA agent.

It's very Lucas North in Spooks with a bit of Gizzy thrown in
and all the profile shots I love in North & South.
(The man has a great profile.)

At first, I hated Richard using an American accent since 
I LOVE his deep British voice. Either I got used to it, 
or he became better at it, because I stopped focusing on his
accent altogether.  Bravo, Richard!  I am excited to see
what happens next.  (No spoilers, please!)

Check out my previous post to see what
I've been up to since letting this blog gather too much dust.

I hope all of you awesome Armitage friends
are living your best lives and able to get your dose
of RA goodness often. :)  Don't forget to fill us in on
what you've been up to as well- either on your own blog,
twitter: #RABlogReunion, or comment below.
Cheers!