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In response to "what really nailed me on that episode " by Remlik

I think my problem is that they played Van Gogh as passive and sweet. but the energy from his paintings is frantic. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Oct 17 '11, 13:34

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He was bi-polar/manic-depressive. He wasn't ALWAYS frantic. In fact the episode opens with him (spoils) - TWuG Oct 17, 13:40 6
- When you know a famous artist well, you feel you know things about their personality. Like with musicians. I would not expect Sid Vicious - loosilu Oct 17, 13:43 4
  - he's been a favorite of mine since childhood, and I probably know more about him than any other artist. it felt fine to me. - b. Oct 17, 13:48
  - You saw 3 days of his life in the episode. You're telling me the guy you know didn't have 3 days where he wasn't a complete manic obsessive asshat? -- nm - TWuG Oct 17, 13:45 2
    - you win. Everything about hte episode was perfect. -- nm - loosilu Oct 17, 13:47 1
      - oh, I see. nevermind. -- nm - b. Oct 17, 13:49
- right, he wasn't passive and sweet throughout. -- nm - b. Oct 17, 13:42

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