Doctor Who

[PublicImage]

I watched Blink and Time of Angels back-to-back tonight. Saturday can't come soon enough. The Weeping Angels' immobility and silence makes them so much more formidable than the bombastic Daleks. They'll definitely be remembered as THE iconic villains from the new series unless one of the writers can come up with something really special very soon.

[Stephen]

For me that episode revived my interest in this series as I thought the Daleks/ Churchill/Spitfires in space episode was the lowest point since the Peter Kay one a few years ago. The last appearance of the angels was one of the best episodes of Doctor Who ever and in this one I thought the conversation with 'Angel Bob' when he says that 'they've already killed me' and describes how having his neck snapped wasn't as painless as he imagined was pretty sinister.
As for the Daleks, I guess they've become a necessary part of any series now but they need to get more inventive with the story lines.

I think the Doctor would have more trouble with these three


Especially the middle one who looks quite a handful.

[ddebil]

They aren't real Daleks, I suspect.

[Damn!t]

These girls look ready to unplug a toilet or a sink.

[ddebil]

That's a really dirty image, sicko!

[Damn!t]

Thank you. I do my best.

Speaking of dr. Who and all about it, I HAVE to mention Sophia Myles.
The most beautiful creature that walks this Earth. And that idiot Tennant left her just like that.

[oz1701]

is it me or are her eyes a bit too far apart?

[ddebil]

They are really different in separation.

[snifferdog]

They aren't really defined in symmetry

[ddebil]

That's all right, different is sexy.

[Damn!t]

...you evil people.

[ddebil]

That's a rotten, disgusting, insulting slur!

[snifferdog]

These are really disparate incisive standpoints

[Stephen]

They aid reading dialogues in stereo.

[snifferdog]

They aim regularly, Doctor is stupendous.