(At least now you are on the same level as RayK. I had the same problem when I finally watched canon, after having read truckloads of fic.)
Dude, me too! The accent wasn't what surprised me, though I've heard that's what gets a lot of people -- I just was expecting his voice to be a lot deeper, somehow.
Precisely! I dunno why I thought it would be deeper, it just. I dunno. He sounds twelve, he acts like he's twelve, he looks like he's twelve -- okay, the vague scrawniness that seems to come and go, not the tattoo or the forearms. Like, Ray in See Is Believing. Not in Mountie and Soul.
OMG! Me too! And I'm still getting used to it, because--in my slow but steady way--I have just recently started watching S3.
What's weird is that I saw Wilby Wonderful beforehand, and I was still totally shocked when RayK opened his mouth for the first time. Now I have to rewatch WW--was his voice really that different, or was I just clinging so stubbornly to fanon that my brain refused to connect the dots? *g*
(Joe Flanigan's voice threw me off, too, when I started watching SGA. Oh, the perils of fanfiction!)
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10/2/06 00:46 (UTC)Dude, me too! The accent wasn't what surprised me, though I've heard that's what gets a lot of people -- I just was expecting his voice to be a lot deeper, somehow.
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10/2/06 00:52 (UTC)...um. Voice analysis, anyone? *g*
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10/2/06 22:19 (UTC)What's weird is that I saw Wilby Wonderful beforehand, and I was still totally shocked when RayK opened his mouth for the first time. Now I have to rewatch WW--was his voice really that different, or was I just clinging so stubbornly to fanon that my brain refused to connect the dots? *g*
(Joe Flanigan's voice threw me off, too, when I started watching SGA. Oh, the perils of fanfiction!)