Giles ,'Selfless'
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And what a powerful message for children to hear, that the good things in life don't erase the bad and vice versa*, and that you can't always save people who are depressed.
I just wanted to echo it again, because it's so important, and not just powerful message for children. I need to hear it every once in a while, too.
Then again, I'm young.
Then again, I'm young.
No, you're right, it's not just a message for children. And it's one that I have to learn again and again.
The Doctor dropped Sarah Jane off in the wrong city.
Ah! The mind's eye can be foggy.
I only ever saw an ep or two with Ace - sounds like a chick I would dig. I've probably mentioned this somewhere before, but my brother and his best friend and his best friend's sister and I used to play Buck Rogers and Col. Deering meet Dr. Who and companion. I do believe I was always Leela.
why am I not surprised?
Sam Witwer has been attached to the US Being Human as Mitchell. I kinda like that. No opinion on the other castings, Meaghan Rath and Sam Huntington.
Aw, Sam Huntington. He was in Veronica Mars.
The Doctor dropped Sarah Jane off in the wrong city.
As she told Ten in "School Reunion," "It wasn't Aberdeen; it was Croyden!!"
Looks like Meaghan Rath has done a bunch of stuff in Canada.
I don't remember Sam Huntington - who did he play?
I like the idea of Sam Witwer as Mitchell. (Although they seem to be calling the character Aidan.)
I don't remember Sam Huntington - who did he play?
Luke, the kid who really wanted his damn baseball in "You Think You Know Somebody."