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Mentalist is decent - the main character Simon baker is good but his American accent is SO fake. (He's an Aussie)
Anthony Lapaglia from Without a Trace is another actor that has NOT mastered the American accent. (Another Aussie)
Back to House - THERE'S an actor (Hugh Laurie) who has ABSOLUTELY mastered an American accent. (He's a Brit)
I haven't seen the first two shows, so I can't comment, but Hugh Laurie absolutely *shocked* me when I found out he was a Brit! I would have NEVER guessed if I hadn't stumbled across a TV interview of him!
But was it TRULY random or were you subconsciously guided to that term because of the thread title? :evil2:
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ADJECTIVE:
- Having no specific pattern, purpose, or objective: random movements. See Synonyms at chance.
- Mathematics & Statistics Of or relating to a type of circumstance or event that is described by a probability distribution.
- Of or relating to an event in which all outcomes are equally likely, as in the testing of a blood sample for the presence of a substance.
My dog just walked in a circle
^LOL. That's definitely random. Congrats on that, JJ ;)
Well done JJ! :highfive: :clown:
Did I mention there is a cup on the rollercoaster? :offtopic:
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I wish I had dog =(
This thread is distracting me now. Seriously. I'm logging off. I'll see everyone later, when this week of hell is over :wall-an:
ETA: Beauty of this thread: you can't be off topic!
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