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Aug. 30th, 2007 08:35 amSo many things about yesterday made me happy!
The fangirls, they didst watch the last episode of Doctor Who, and I'm looking forward to each and every one.
Mark Gatiss
"The Unquiet Dead" - 3
"The Idiot's Lantern" - 1
Episodes written: 1
Average rating: 3
He was the creator of "Sapphire and Steel", which I've heard good things about, and apparently was approached for a DW story at one point, though it didn't wind up being used. (And considering some of John Nathan Turner's other decisions, this may actually speak in Hammond's favor.) All in all, I'm excited to see what I mean. If not, ask and I'll explain in comments.]
Overall score: 2.86
10. Out of Time - 4
03. Ghost Machine - 4
Episodes written: 2
Average rating: 3
It's worth mentioning that I've seen them before. *whistles* Most shows never manage to be that I just can't warm up to Gwen. Maybe - hopefully - that'll change, but for now, she's too much of a cypher. She's supposed to be a part of season 3), the library's B5 DVDs fail me. Faaaaaail, I say. I'm currently trying to download "Intersections in Real Time."
Does anyone know what 'AC3' stands for, when it comes to this sort of job. You knew a regular Time Agent would never get his hands on his shirt, then pulled out an anti-grav lifter. Handy gadget, that. One of the few to survive the decimation of Torchwood One, only to be made useful by Torchwood Three. Ianto could relate.
He watched as Jack stood over the grave, fiddling with the device’s magnetic switches, until a dry hum filled the air, and the coffin they’d uncovered began to rise. It clamped on to the General Catalogue. I probably won't object, but I'm not scoring that as an episode, as I didn't watch it as an episode. Hard to pay attention to the script, when David Tennant is talking directly to you (well, more or less).
Still, it was an existing theoretical projection, concerning time travel. (What? Physicists do that sort of stuff all the time.) As opposed to, you know, something solely existing in the Doctor Who fic for the science... I suppose it's my own fault for deciding that the Time War in everything. Ask me about "Doctor Who and the Daleks
Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150AD
Scream of the Shalka
Curse of the Fatal Death
Do You Have A License to Save This Planet?
Wartime (Benton)
ETA by actual blogger: So. My journal geeks, when put on random. Geeks about Doctor Who, in fact. Amusement ensues, on my part.
The fangirls, they didst watch the last episode of Doctor Who, and I'm looking forward to each and every one.
Mark Gatiss
"The Unquiet Dead" - 3
"The Idiot's Lantern" - 1
Episodes written: 1
Average rating: 3
He was the creator of "Sapphire and Steel", which I've heard good things about, and apparently was approached for a DW story at one point, though it didn't wind up being used. (And considering some of John Nathan Turner's other decisions, this may actually speak in Hammond's favor.) All in all, I'm excited to see what I mean. If not, ask and I'll explain in comments.]
Overall score: 2.86
10. Out of Time - 4
03. Ghost Machine - 4
Episodes written: 2
Average rating: 3
It's worth mentioning that I've seen them before. *whistles* Most shows never manage to be that I just can't warm up to Gwen. Maybe - hopefully - that'll change, but for now, she's too much of a cypher. She's supposed to be a part of season 3), the library's B5 DVDs fail me. Faaaaaail, I say. I'm currently trying to download "Intersections in Real Time."
Does anyone know what 'AC3' stands for, when it comes to this sort of job. You knew a regular Time Agent would never get his hands on his shirt, then pulled out an anti-grav lifter. Handy gadget, that. One of the few to survive the decimation of Torchwood One, only to be made useful by Torchwood Three. Ianto could relate.
He watched as Jack stood over the grave, fiddling with the device’s magnetic switches, until a dry hum filled the air, and the coffin they’d uncovered began to rise. It clamped on to the General Catalogue. I probably won't object, but I'm not scoring that as an episode, as I didn't watch it as an episode. Hard to pay attention to the script, when David Tennant is talking directly to you (well, more or less).
Still, it was an existing theoretical projection, concerning time travel. (What? Physicists do that sort of stuff all the time.) As opposed to, you know, something solely existing in the Doctor Who fic for the science... I suppose it's my own fault for deciding that the Time War in everything. Ask me about "Doctor Who and the Daleks
Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150AD
Scream of the Shalka
Curse of the Fatal Death
Do You Have A License to Save This Planet?
Wartime (Benton)
ETA by actual blogger: So. My journal geeks, when put on random. Geeks about Doctor Who, in fact. Amusement ensues, on my part.
