[Bond]

Well, I still think he should have been calmer; it was just too "Donald Pleasence"-y for me.

[barend]

...And I feel another SQUEE attack coming on.

Barend, I have to ask now: John Simm's Master - what did you think?
(taptaptaptap...taptaptaptap...)

As a 'human traffic' fan I was megachuffed.

noice wun bruvvah!

He disguarded the refined charm of Delgato (which was unfortunate) and had more of Ainsley's insanity. Derek Jacobi was fan-smegging-tastic though and right on the ball. But Simm's brought something awsome to it that I still thouroughly enjoyed... especially the tapping on the table. I think it a bit out of character to refuse to regenirate or at least join the doctor with an ulterior motive and plan to screw him over again. But to be honest by the time the watch came out in Utopia i was swepped the fuck away with exitement.



IT was also cool that they mentioned the Axons.

[Bond]

I'm glad the watch from Human Nature finally had repercussions...

[barend]

What made it so cool, is that it caught me off guard. At first I thought Perhaps that Professor Yana was the doctor gone in hiding again... but as it built up I knew better.

[Bond]

Well, he's not called "The Master" for nothing, I suppose...

[Jane Sherwood]

Quick UPDATE!

The Sontarans are coming back! And Mike the Cool Person is one of them!

[Mirithorn]

I really want to organize a massive number of Doctor Who fans to tap that rythm some day this week, to unsettle the remaining Doctor Who fans.

[Jane Sherwood]

I regards to that, I feel I must restate something I said in mid-September about the drumming.

You know, even though I kind of miss it, it's really a good thing I'm not in band anymore. You know why?

Because I was in the pit. Which is part of the drumline.

And I love Doctor Who.

So that means I would start singing, "HERE COME THE DRUMS, HERE COME THE DRUMS!" and doing the Master's drumbeat. Every. Ten. Minutes.

Or less.

So if I were still in band, one of three things would have happened by now. One, maybe only a few people would get the reference because those episodes haven't aired here in the states yet. Two, it would be accepted as a new joke and loads of people would be singing and tapping along. Or three, I would become so annoying about it, they would all gang up and beat me into a coma and I'd wake up in 1973.

So really, it's all for the best.

Also, Scifi Channel cutting SUCKS. They cut out so, SO MUCH! Bastards!

This post has been edited by Jane Sherwood: 05 October 2007 - 11:04 PM

[barend]

Quick UPDATE!

The Sontarans are coming back! And Mike the Cool Person is one of them!

awsome.


also, i'm in a band, well several. and I'm planning a tribute to the drums.

[barend]

Just to update the my DVD collection on this front...

William Hartnell: An Unearthly Child, The Daleks, The Edge of Destruction, The Aztecs, The Web Planet, Patrick Troughton: The Tomb of the Cybermen, The Mind Robber, The Seeds of Death, John Pertwe: Spearhead from Space, Inferno, The Claws of Axos, The Three Doctors, Carnival of Monsters, The Green Death, The Time Warrior, Tom Baker: Robot, The Ark in Space, The Sontaran Experiment, Genisis of the Daleks, PLanet of Evil, Pyramids of Mars, The Hand of Fear, The Robots of Death, The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Horror of Fang Rock, The Ribos Operation, The Pirate Planet, The Stones of Blood, The Androids of Tara, The Power of Kroll, The Armageddon Factor, Destiny of the Daleks, City of Death, The Leisure Hive, The Keeper of Traken, Logopolis, Peter Davison: Castrovalva, The Visitation, Earthshock, Time-flight, Arc of Infinity, The Five Doctors, Resurrection of the Daleks, The Caves of Androzani, Colin Baker: Venggeance on Varos, The Mark of the Rani, The Two Doctors, Timelash, Revelation of the Daleks, Silvester McCoy: Remberance of the Daleks, Ghost Light, Survival, Paul McGann: The Movie.

Yes... girls flee from my house when they see that collection.

[Jane Sherwood]

Any mad fangirl sensible girl would be impressed by such a collection, and want to stick around. Get thee a fangirl, barend!

[Jane Sherwood]

Everyone knows who the new companion is in series four, right?







Right.







I was kind of dubious when it was first announced, but at this point, I am thoroughly convinced that Donna will be MADE OF AWESOME. She will be mouthy, she will be difficult, she will not fall in love with the Doctor, and she will not hesitate to give him a good slap when he gets annoying.

...At least, this is what I hope happens (no doubt RTD is going to try his best to screw up the third one). But still, I look back at The Runaway Bride, the Red Nose Day skit, the preview for series four...oh yeah. Donna's going to kick so much ass. I will take my companions rude and ginger, thank you!

Also, series two of Torchwood? Just take a look at this:


...Do I even need to say anything? You wouldn't hear me anyway - you'd be deaf by the time I got around to actual words.

This post has been edited by Jane Sherwood: 10 January 2008 - 12:05 PM

[Slade]

I'll take everyone ginger. for red hair. Rude I can do without, except possibly on companions.

[barend]

Ah Torchwood... A group of unproffesional, bisexual, uncontollably lecherous, nerds who somehow manage to save the day... almost every week.

Strangly watchable.

captain jack and spike?

anyway...

picked up the Silurian Box set and Curse of Fenric. that's 57 stories all up and counting...

[Slade]

I've been watching the new series, starting with Nine and working my way up through Ten to the present. Charming and intelligent writing and characterization, though I want to slap Rose every time she opens her Cockney mouf. Why can't the berks just pronounce their "ths" and whatnot?

Captain Jack is remarkably competent during Nine's run. Haven't seen any Torchwood yet, just the Institute itself right before it was founded.