[ SECRET POST #2457 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2457 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I'm going to assume that's a pubic hair reference.

(And before you say I haven't seen the show, we are talking about the same Hornblower with the pointlessly gratuitous shower scenes, right? The one that features a man straddling a cannon between his thighs and calling "Give me the red hot balls!"?)

[(Anonymous)]

Lieutenant Bush is an important character in both the book and the last.. three to four episodes of the series.

There was only a single shower scene, and while it was fanservicy, it had its purpose. I don't remember the cannon scene, but it seems to have made a strong impression on you.

[(Anonymous)]

the cannon scene was in the same two-parter as the shower scene, but a very insignificant, blink-and-you'll-miss it moment as they're training the fort's guns on the Spanish privateers.

The show is rather slashy and fanservice-y though - albeit not nearly as slashy and fanservice-y as the original books (hardly anything could be as slashy as the books, tbh).