Hugos:
Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form: Doctor Who: "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances"
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Hugos:
Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form: Doctor Who: "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances"
Consuela -- Oh my god, you're right! I thought I recognized him! I'm guessing this movie was supposed to have been a pilot, otherwise they wouldn't have come so close to having an actual cast of recognizable performers.
Purefoy kept looking entirely too much like Hugh Jackman... which isn't a bad thing.
Unlike most SciFi Channel originals, it was at least watchable, and the plot at least attempted to be original, as though it was a story I'd have written when I was 14, so I ended up watching it all the way through.
I recorded Dragon Sword to watch later based on one small ad I saw for it. (It's the one where someone says, "You're the only on in England wearing dragon skin boots" right?) So I'm hoping it is at least enjoyable, if only for the cast.
Forgot about Dragon Sword. Oh well. I'm sure they'll show it again. A million times.
Damn. I so should have watched Dragon Sword.
Well, it was bordering-on-terrible, and the CGI was unspeakable. As was the "history".
But Val Kilmer! And Joan Plowright as (of course) a Mother Superior!
What was Simon Callow's part?
He was the old king.
Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form: Doctor Who: "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances"
Darn tootin' it was.
Did I tell you I netflixed the opera we're going to see?
You did not! So you and Vonnie will be responsible for explaining the plot to me, then.