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Who 3.11 -
Wow, that was fun on so many levels. Whee! I and only barely know anything about the history of the Master. But, as noted... John Simm!!
I kind of
figured Derek Jacobi for a time lord, because I've sort of been waiting for it since The Face of Bo said the Doctor wasn't alone. And, I mean, Derek Jacobi. And then with the whole seemingly stand-alone with John Smith, well... it all clicked pretty early on. But I didn't know who it was going to be, and Martha figuring it all out was awesome, and then when the Doctor's reaction was so fierce, and she was all confuzzled... way to play it, actress whose name I still cannot spell.
I think I need to
research and Netflix old eps revolving around the Master.
And last,
I loved David Tennant and John Barrowman together. They were fantastic, and it was really well-written. And it was so, so fun to see Captain Jack again - he doesn't have nearly as much fun in Torchwood.
DZ: Now that Walt is dead, wouldn't it be cool if the actor went on
Numb3rs as Colby's brother? Given that the actor is actually the brother of the Colby actor.
I really liked Walt. I liked the way he became so matter-of-fact about using Johnny's talent.
I spent the last 30 minutes of The Dead Zone AIMing with a friend about how I was expecting them to back out of it all as an elaborate vision.
Color me surprised.
I really liked that he could save Purdy or he could save Walt and saving one caused the death of the other. (But he didn't know that.)
did anyone else have trouble remembering what the hell happened in last year's finale for The 4400? i was so lost and usually, no matter how long a show has been gone, i can remember the big plot points. i ended up having to go to the official website to jumpstart my memory.
i'm thinking a catch-up show, like they do for Lost, GA and other shows wouldn't be a bad thing for this show. it's just been too long since the finale aired...
it's just been too long since the finale aired...
Apparently it was on this past Thursday at like, midnight or 1 depending on where you live. Which, really, is of no use to me. I missed last season's finale for some reason, and actually never happened to catch it again. I was surprised they didn't relaunch it with a marathon, like they did last year with season 2 leading into season 3.
I'm surprised that they didn't either.
I had forgotten that Diane and family really were going to move to Spain. I couldn't remember what happened to Alana. (Was she somehow encapsulated in that painting in an Katharine Madison sort of way?)
For some reason, I thought that Marco was dead - so I was really happy to see him again.
I'm still torn on the changes on The Dead Zone. On the one hand, I hate when shows essentially don't change for 10 years, and then EVERYTHING changes in the very last episode, and we don't get to see any of the results.
On the other hand, as I mentioned on TWOP, I'd have happily pitched Sarah into the fire, too, if it meant keeping Bruce on the canvas.
did anyone else have trouble remembering what the hell happened in last year's finale for The 4400?
yeah, I couldn't quite remember what was going on. And the way that they started was really confusing since my memory was vague.
I couldn't remember what happened to Alana. (Was she somehow encapsulated in that painting in an Katharine Madison sort of way?)
Well, she left because she was wanted by the law. I suspect that she went back in time (possibly jumped into the painter's dream) and that's why no one can find her.
