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[mrv3000]

Yeesh. Glad they caught those people in London. Woke up to NPR talking about red terror alerts and it was like, what what? :(

And in other news, Doctor Who keeps going to hell in a handbasket. They just *really* do not want me to watch S3 at all, don't they? They're doing a very good job.



http://www.entertainmentwise.com/news?id=20832

So the Doctor has a son. That he has to find.

Oh sweet merciful GOD. Do they not know that child plots (okay, his child could be 500, but still) NEVER work? I mean, NEVER.

NEVER.

You name me ONE time.

"Hey, guess what, Luke? You have a daughter that we're bringing on the show!"

Sound familiar?

*cough*

The more I read, the more I'm tempted to take 2005/2006 and RUN LIKE HELL.

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[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

ICON LOVE!!!!!

(Mind you, I can't look at it without the mental image going on to the sublime combination of sheepish embarrassment and "gee, thanks a lot" that Sarah managed to cram into one look in response.)

[icepixie]

Thanks. :)

I love that episode so much. Sarah's look immediately after that "relax" bit reminds me of a cat who's done something extraordinarily stupid, trapping herself somewhere and needing a human to help her out, although of course the cat would never admit to either of these things. Although getting trapped in that column thing totally wasn't Sarah's fault, so it's not quite the same...

[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

Indeed. On, like, all of this. *g*

I still remember being all "HA!!!" because I knew the answer when the same riddle came up with the door-knockers in Labyrinth. And knew where the hole in Sarah's (er, Jennifer Connelly-Sarah, not SJS...too many Sarahs!) logic was, which is why she ended up in the oubliette after being all "I figured it out!!"

Well, that and the part where Jareth cheats.

But I was still gleeeing. Cuz IR Dork.