Those of us with eyes in the green/hazel range often have changing colors depending on clothing, time of year, who knows what else. My eyes and Bobby's are that way.

Mine change. It's like having an uncontrollable, completely useless superpower.

Mine also change.

We should form a club!

Mine never ever change. I like them deep enough that you can't tell pupil from iris.

Comes in handy.

I don't think mine change, although they do look greener if I'm wearing certain colors.

Let's take about JA/JP's eyes some more. Or wait, there are other body parts we could discuss, huh?

What? I'm talking about their hands, of course.

The eye picspam hunting had me half-convinced that JA has a freckle on his lower lip, but I don't think lips freckle.

We could discuss the fact that the guy who played Joshua on DA (Kevin Durand), is kinda hot when not in makeup: [link]

(Eyes: bright, pale, startling blue. For the record.)

Doctor Who Doctor Who DOCTOR FRIGGERTY WHO: Man, that was some good Who. Not quite on the level of last week's--during which I had to stop and flail several times before resuming play--but damn fine. Simm does a surprisingly brilliant mustache-twirl, which is so unexpected and yet so right. Mrs. Saxon totally has a Drusilla vibe going on--that sort of thing where she will follow the strong hand that leads her, but is also probably toothy in her own right as well.

Oh, Ten. Ten and Master and your bitter, bitter phonesex. You never call! You never write!

I think the astonishing thing about this episode wasn't just that there's another time lord in play--it's that we finally saw bloody *Gallifrey.* How genius was that? Like, freaky enough that they showed the Master going all wonky and crazy and stuff. But I had honestly prepared myself to never get any backstory whatsoever for the Doctor and the Timelords, and suddenly there's all this new brilliant stuff. Fantastic.

And then, as well, there's the confrontation between the Doctor and Jack about Torchwood, which, just, omg. I am still processing the brilliance of how they've done Jack and Ten in these two episodes, so I can't do much more than flail, but it's wonderful to see Jack peppy and competent instead of morose and competent, as he's been all the time on Torchwood. Speaking of, Himalayas? Really? Owen better say some damn thing about a sprained ankle and some sherpas. Though I suppose if you couldn't kill 'em, what better way to write them out of a plausible appearance. *handwaves*

It will be nice to see Martha being a badass next week, and Jack looks to be pretty hotass as well. I'm kind of just riding the skins on these last three episodes, because there is so much of awesome here that I can't deal with it all. Just. So brilliant. *SO* brilliant.

My eyes are green, but I'm told they change color to hazel or gold. (Gold! Isn't that cool? I wish I could actually see them do that.) Some people have mistaken them for blue, but I think they were just drunk.

We could discuss the fact that the guy who played Joshua on DA (Kevin Durand), is kinda hot when not in makeup

Lips don't freckle?

I guess the one I've got must be a mole. (I have had it my entire life.)