Plus, Moffat in series 5 randomly added all that weird crap to what the Angels could and couldn't do. "Look at them - but don't look at their eyes!" "Now just pretend to look at them with your eyes closed because that works just as well!"

But Blink is so much scary fun. Luckily I've never been afraid of statues so it didn't do long term damage, but the night I watched Blink I was super freaked out. I kept thinking, "How can this be a children's show in the UK?"

I would pay good money for a Weeping Angel statue for my garden. I would plant poison plants all around it....

Theo is me. I have the nasty plant list (from the university garden in the video game Oblivion) all ready to go.

I want two Weeping Angels for our garden - to position them facing each other. Lots of pretty flowering plants nearby and a bench. So many people would think it lovely. And a few would know what they were.

I would totally put Weeping Angel statues in my garden. There's a market here! Get on it, BBC!

Damn, there used to be a store in Boston that would have been able to do that (Gargoyles, Grotesques and Chimeras I think was the name), but they went out of business a few years ago (or the owner decided to move on, since it was one of those stores you wondered how it had been around as long as it had been - I bought more than a couple of presents for folks there).

I'm certain someone posted a link at one point for a place that was selling those. You could always get one of these, although I suspect they won't hold up well outdoors.

I think I'd want one that was fairly lightweight, so I could move it around when people weren't looking.

so I could move it around when people weren't looking.

Evil.

I have been working hard to talk the DH into building a TARDIS shed for the garden. There's a whole online forum devoted to them, so I h think there must be TARDIS sheds dotted all over Britain.