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Sail, I had the same literary thought. Which also makes me think
that she's gonna die and he goes into whatever relationship they have knowing how it's going to end.
I think the
little girl is not real, that her whole world is a construction. Although there's also the issue of the dude whose family built the thing, which is an odd connection if it's not significant.
Nice call on the
biography section, Julie. It would make sense with the books on the shelves when Callie (this is what I'm calling the little girl) was messing with the VCR. And the record being "saving" someone.
On a prop note,
I want a notebook like River's. It can replace my french fry one when it's full.
All the names are a bit
literary, lyrical, literal, something.
Did anyone else watch
Heatstroke?
It had more than Wayne Pygram from Farscape but I have to say that I wasn't seeing DB Sweeney/Danica McKellar.
(I can't believe that the IMDB entry doesn't mention WP - he was all over the Sciffy ads for the movie, so much so that I was surprised that DB Sweeney was the actual star.)
Canadian preview for the next BSG.
TW coming back to BBC1 in Spring of 09 but is only greenlit for 5 hours:
"We've decided to do a five-part mini-series, one big story that will run during one week," says Gardner, adding, "I wanted to make a really big noise about the show."
Oh, I'll give her a big noise.
Huh. Is that in lieu of a third season? Is it not doing well? Or does that mean it
is
doing well? Television works differently over there.
wtf, Auntie Beeb? Five episodes? WTF?
I'm presently watching
Torchwood
Season 2, and enjoying it quite a lot. (Have just watched the episode with The Big DW Guest Star and The Unfortunate Ending.)
Cool DW 4x08 speculation from the TWoP thread:
"You've got a brain the size of a planet, and suddenly you're all alone with little to do and nobody to talk to for a whole century. So you do what the Toclafane did: you regress yourself to a child, and transport yourself to 21st-century England--only for you, it's just a self-imposed virtual reality. It's a way to stay close to sane and close to happy.
"Now imagine you're building the library. Problem with a computer the size of a planet: how can you possibly maintain it? How can you make alterations, or fix problems? You'd need a really powerful diagnostic computer, and you'd need it to be nearby. So you hollow out a great big moon, build it inside that, and and put it in orbit.
"The diagnostic computer is simpler, and more stable. It's stayed aware of what's going on, but it let CAL have its fantasy. But now there are lives at stake, so it's projected an avatar of itself into CAL's world to gently pull it back to reality. Naturally, it came in the form of Dr. Moon, psychiatrist."
I like that! Although the first place my mind went at
"brain the size of a planet" was Marvin the Paranoid Android.
...Which would be pretty awesome, actually!
