'Time Bomb'
A topic for the discussion of Doctor Who, Arrow, and The Flash. Beware possible invasions of iZombie, Sleepy Hollow, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi, superhero, or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect adult content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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That is really, really, really fucked up.
The title telegraphed the creepiest fucking scene of the episode, but damn.
Oh, Olivia.
For reals. I feel like I haven't actually seen the doppelganger aftermath treated so seriously before. Buffy had a similar story, of course, but Peter and Fauxlivia were together for MONTHS.
Anyone else notice that in the beginning, the man is walking by a train...on Firefly Railways?
Yeah, they really did the doppelganger aftermath well. I feel that Olivia is going to be buying all new bed linens, clothing, possibly a new apartment. . .
I think if I were her, I would get rid of the clothes and bed linens, but I'm not sure I'd get rid of the apt. That's a nice place and you put some paint on the walls and get a couple of new couches, and it doesn't feel like the old place anymore.
Yes, time to redecorate.
That last scene in the yard, and Peter's final quiet "I'm sorry" after she walked away just broke me.
and you could tell through the whole episode that he was carrying an enormous load of guilt.
and the guilt was layered into a quilt.
Aw, a guilt quilt. My mom keeps trying to give me those, but I've learned to refuse.
I'm so glad they got it out on the first episode back, and that Peter nutted up the way he did.
Still, that can't not ache. They'll probably cut back on the ramifications for the sake of pursuing the narrative, but it wasn't just the guy she'd fallen for -- it was all her friends and co-workers. That must hurt so badly, to feel so un-unique.
Come Fly with Me is a new comedy programme from Matt Lucas and David Walliams in the form of a 'documentary' of life in a busy airport. The series is scheduled for Christmas Day at 10:00pm, and as part of the promotion for the series a number of clips featuring celebrities are available to watch - Doctor Who is also represented in the form of a Dalek checking in for a flight to Skaro!
The video is a 30 second commercial.
eta: Also note (on the right) an image of a Weeping Angel apparently singing a Christmas carol.
What does it sing, The Carol of the Old Ones?