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nonethefewer) wrote2008-07-09 10:24 pm
nonethefewer) wrote2008-07-09 10:24 pm
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I, too, am looking forward to Christmas.
I'm catching up.
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Oh, the look that Mr. Colastano gave Gramps when he was leaving. And then oh. Oh my goodness.
I honestly teared up. A lot.
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Gramps: Look... look there! They're going out! Oh my god-- Donna, look! The stars are going out!
*shivers*
*turns on the lights*
How could they possibly know that my most favourite horror story in the world is the story "9 Billion Names Of God" by Arthur C. Clarke?
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The dark and dying TARDIS is the saddest thing I've seen in ever. *sniff*
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I am liking Donna more for each episode. Seriously. Better than Rose, and better than Martha. I liked them fine, I mean, but I got really tired with the undercurrent of "mooning about the Doctor". I liked Donna and her (more compassionate since her first appearance) "Hell with you!" attitude.
--
You know... somehow, Rose got a bit less personal. She... I could be misremembering, but as I recall, she brought a very human element to things. She seems to have learned a lot, so she comes off as more competent, but her very-personal side has been... turned down. I don't know how to describe it.
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OH IT'S THE CLOISTER BELL OH
*is very impatient*
In reading the Wikipedia notes, it seems the fortuneteller in this ep is played by Chipo Chung, who also played Chantho in the Dr Who ep "Utopia". Yes.
And now to watch (no, I don't know why that post was still in this post, I'm confused as well) the episode again, whilst I wait a half hour for the next one to come to me.
--
Oh, the look that Mr. Colastano gave Gramps when he was leaving. And then oh. Oh my goodness.
I honestly teared up. A lot.
--
Gramps: Look... look there! They're going out! Oh my god-- Donna, look! The stars are going out!
*shivers*
*turns on the lights*
How could they possibly know that my most favourite horror story in the world is the story "9 Billion Names Of God" by Arthur C. Clarke?
--
The dark and dying TARDIS is the saddest thing I've seen in ever. *sniff*
--
I am liking Donna more for each episode. Seriously. Better than Rose, and better than Martha. I liked them fine, I mean, but I got really tired with the undercurrent of "mooning about the Doctor". I liked Donna and her (more compassionate since her first appearance) "Hell with you!" attitude.
--
You know... somehow, Rose got a bit less personal. She... I could be misremembering, but as I recall, she brought a very human element to things. She seems to have learned a lot, so she comes off as more competent, but her very-personal side has been... turned down. I don't know how to describe it.
--
...
...
OH IT'S THE CLOISTER BELL OH
*is very impatient*
In reading the Wikipedia notes, it seems the fortuneteller in this ep is played by Chipo Chung, who also played Chantho in the Dr Who ep "Utopia". Yes.
And now to watch (no, I don't know why that post was still in this post, I'm confused as well) the episode again, whilst I wait a half hour for the next one to come to me.