I watched them all! :D And I love that show. I can't wait for new eps in another week. Another week. So unfair. I like the one where Eliot is in that Japanese commercial. Hilarious! He's so adorable. You know, in a "Ima-Kill-You-If-You-Look-At-Me-Like-That-Again" sort of way. ;) He and Dean would have issues working together. It's the tough-guy thing. There's only one tough-guy allowed per series. Otherwise things just get messy.

*skips off to think of ways that Dean and Eliot could meet*

For both -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7i8lht-ejQo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43o9sYUMJa8

For Christian -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9npINHW3VU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2vUENBqSlQ

For Aldis
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQt8IsuXXzU

And of course the video announcing our page =0)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teJK-qUv7T8

Dude! Thanks!

That song "Wild Boys" is a perfect fit for these guys and man, did you deliver on the Explosions! I do love me some Explosions. When the car goes flipping over Nate's head, I went kind of slack-jaw-ed at the epic movie scale of that.
"Imma Be" - I actually already had tagged because seriously, I think I might be a lesbian for Parker.
The "Toy Soldiers" one was good but I couldn't stop flashing back to being twelve and playing that song on repeat in my neighbor's kitchen.
I really loved the Christian one with all the fighting. And how is it so hot when he's on the ground getting kicked over and over? The bit at the end where he says "That's what I do." That man, how is he legal?
Then a Weird Al song, which made me squee, cuz Weird Al!
And finally, the one announcing your Aldis fansite - which seriously, I think was my favorite. That song was the perfect fit and it was so well-edited. I loved how you captured all of those little faces he makes.

Thanks for these! Made my weekend.

I didn't make our video - just recommended the song and certain scenes and a friend made it.

The big question is - ARE YOU GONNA WATCH NOW???

Well, tell your friend I loved it.

God, I really want to. Maybe it's time to give it another try (the car flipping over Nate's head really got me excited!).

Here's the thing - I loved "Hustle". Like loved "Hustle". It wasn't just a great con artist show. It was a great show. And it only got about 24 episodes and then was canceled. It came back in 2009 but AMC never picked it up. I miss it bunches and bunches.

And originally when "Hustle" was first canceled (or sent on an extremely long hiatus) that was when "Leverage" first came out. So I tried to watch the Pilot ep, but the whole time I just felt heartbroken over the loss of "Hustle". And that's silly, because yeah, it's just a TV show, but dude, the amount of love I had for "Hustle" is ridiculous. If "Ocean's 11" hadn't come out before Hustle, I probably wouldn't be able to watch that (Okay, I would because Ocean's 11, but you get my point).

Now anything that has con artists on it, I always find myself thinking "yeah, but you're not Mickey and the gang, are you?" And I know that's not fair, but I can't watch paramedic shows now either because none of them are "Saved", so...clearly, I get over attached to certain things.

In the last year, I have really discovered the Christian Kane love and I keep seeing behind the scenes and I know that whole show and the cast are ripe for the cute/lovin/fic writing/fun times and that I should just suck it up.

So I guess my question to you is - do I need to start from the beginning or can I jump in when the new season starts (which is when?). My sister and I share the Netflix and I do ask for things through it, but the sister already gives me so much shit for listening to country music now (who am I kidding, I give myself shit for listening to country music but omg Steve and Christian, seriously, can I just lick them?) and it's really embarrasing to admit I'm thinking about watching this show when I've spent the last like three years, yelling at the TV everytime I see an ad for it "You so wish you were Hustle and cut your damn hair Christian!" (which I now totally think he should not cut his hair, but whatever, a girl can change her mind whenever she damn well pleases. Right?)

God, it's like I'm having a sordid affair, sneaking around to watch Christian Kane on a show about Con Artists. Are they always like out to do good or do they sometimes just do it bcause they need money? I like when criminals are criminals but still sometimes good guys too.

That was a long crazy venting of my past heartbreak and nervousness at trusting again, wasn't it? Erm, sorry?

This comment made me think of Dean and Eliot doing a guy-stare-off and trying to be more manly than the other and Sam and Hardison just like sighing over-dramatically and being like "fuck our fucking lives, dude. They are idiots."