Cass, those pictures were fabulous, by the way.It's summer hiatus, it's look at the purty or indulge in the wank. And I am pristine and wankfree, baby.
A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
Whitefont all unaired in the U.S. ep discussion, identifying it as such, and including the show and ep title in blackfont.
Blackfont is allowed after the show has aired on the east coast.
This is NOT a general TV discussion thread.
Cass, those pictures were fabulous, by the way.It's summer hiatus, it's look at the purty or indulge in the wank. And I am pristine and wankfree, baby.
Eyes? They look a little bluish there to me. What do I know?
I'm not sure that's the link you meant to post, Beverly.
Sorry. Fixed. And HMOG, you can see the whole camera crew in those eyes.
Hee. I think his eyes looked green there.
Yep, I'm going to go out on a Refur-ish limb and say both Sam and Dean have eyes, thus JP and JA have eyes.
Doctor Who: SA, I agree, I think that showing Gallifrey was one of the best moments in the last episode. The really can't avoid doing a bit of backstory when it comes to the Master, can they?
I thought Jack was rather underused this past episode, though, I hope he gets more to do in the finale (provided he doesn't have to keep dying, of course) .
Very pretty.
Speaking of green eyes . . .
And ion, while watching my tape of Army Wives, I saw an ad for a new lifetime movie starring Katee Sackhoff called, "How I Married My High School Crush."
Aw, now I am all nostalgic for that badic writer. No recent installments, Dana?
Nope, she seems to have dropped out of sight. She may return truimphantly -- you never know.
Fiona (DW): I agree about Jack being underused. I mean, on the one hand, if you're going to bring Jack back it almost should be a proper story about Jack, you know? Fix the unfurled thread and all that. But I also kind of think it's keen that they just threw him back into the Doctor's world and let him go, even if it meant not giving him more stuff, because that's what it was a lot of the time back in series one.
Also, it wasn't just seeing Gallifrey for me--it was that intense explanation of what had happened, and the way the Doctor's entire mannerism transformed when he was talking to the one person in the universe who could actually understand what happened. That tense, serious focus; the way he never broke face, not once, even when the master was mustache twirling with sorrowful maliciousness. You get used to never expecting explanations, in Doctor Who. You handwave all kinds of shit, especially explicit emotional interaction and character backstory. But then RTD *gave us some* and I am still flailing with the awesomeness of it.
Not to mention that single throwaway line about fancying someone who never notices you with his manic grin on, and Jack looking at Martha sympathetically: "You too, huh?" Yeah, babe. Her too.
BLESS. I love this show.
Also, I went to the Doctor Who exhibition at the Museum of Science and Industry here in Manchester yesterday, and it was *brilliant.* It had all these amazing props and costumes and Daleks and Cybermen and THE FACE OF BO. I stood next to the Face of Bo! I hugged the TARDIS!
Pictures forthcoming.