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November 17 2008

Seth Green Takes Entertainment Weekly's Personality Quiz. Seth talks about his least favorite Star Wars death, the one thing that he wishes he still had from his childhood, and his karaoke skills. Oh, and maybe a little something about a certain guest stint. Not to worry spoilerphobes there is nothing to fear here.

dulce_serenidad | Cast&Crew | 06:52 CET | 8 comments total | tags: seth green, actors

I actually watched a whole episode of Entourage, a show that I'm not fond of, because Seth Green was on it. He was as great as an horrific asshole as he is as a big (but conflicted) sweetie. There's just so much talent.

dreamlogic | November 17, 07:59 CET

Was Joss on last night's episode of Robot Chicken? Or is that next week?

Simon | November 17, 10:50 CET

Dreamy sigh... still loves me some Seth after all these years. I'm glad I didn't change my posting name. :-)

OzLady | November 17, 12:55 CET

The first question is wrong. Boba Fett didn't die, so the answer has to be Maul.

DavidB | November 18, 04:32 CET

He did if you just go by the movies.

The One True b!X | November 18, 04:37 CET

Not necessarily. He was shown falling in and then lost from view. Given that this is sci-fi, if there's no body/proof, there's no reason to believe that he's dead.

[ edited by DavidB on 2008-11-18 05:17 ]

DavidB | November 18, 04:44 CET

I've always assumed the ridiculously juvenile belch coming from the Sarlacc was a tip-off that Boba Fett was being digested. And I'm not sure we should apply courtroom standards of proof to such things. In any case, I cherish the fact that he had such a stupid end. From the sublime to the cor blimey, as my dad would say. Seemed fitting for a bounty hunter somehow. (Yes, I know that Fett lives on in the minds, and creations, of many, but I'm happy to ignore fanfic here, as elsewhere).

Seth is wonderful. I couldn't agree more with him about Showgirls, the Citizen Kane of crappy movies IMO. :-)

SoddingNancyTribe | November 18, 05:34 CET

The bit about Seth meeting the "real" Grover from Sesame Street after having a full-size Grover as a child was really cute.

Tibbittz | November 18, 23:31 CET

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