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Ha! Friday will mark the day of Terminator marathon at my house. T1 & 2, T:SCC series and will end with the mocking of T4. The gift that keeps on giving!
I'm hesitant about sharing this, but Virgin media have spoiled the first half of 'The End of Time."
I highly advise that you only click on the link if you have a strong constitution and are enough of a fan to watch on Christmas Day regardless of what you read, since some of the plot points mentioned are... well... more than a little retarded.
Still, you can't tell a movie's plot from a viewmaster reel, and that's essentially what this is. Here's hoping the episode as a whole stands up much better under close scrutiny.
I'm hesitant about sharing this, but Virgin media have spoiled the first half of 'The End of Time."
I highly advise that you only click on the link if you have a strong constitution and are enough of a fan to watch on Christmas Day anyways, since some of the plot points mentioned sound... well... more than a little retarded.
Still, you can't tell a movie's plot from a viewmaster reel, and that's essentially what this is. Here's hoping the episode as a whole stands up much better under close scrutiny.
Here's a bit of new series filming from Matt Smith's first episode that passed under the radar in October. It looks to be a fairly intense scene, but the rain and crowd noise completely drowns out the audio.
This is an odd bit of Doctor Who filming with Matt Smith from back in October that seems to have passed under the radar. Alas, it's pouring rain, so you can't make out any dialogue, but it does look like a pretty intense scene.
The BBC has made my Christmas this year with Doctor Who, Hamlet, Triffids, Turn of the Screw, The Gruffalo, Shaun the Sheep, and (hopefully fairly soon) the final season of Ashes to Ashes and Steven Moffat's updated version of Sherlock.
The arguably utilitarian aspect of these uniforms only exists inside the decidedly artistic context of the films.
I totally support that people shouldn't have to fear from Lucas if they want to heat mold some plastic for their next costume outing, but at the same time, if I made a business creating and selling these things for a profit, then I would be reaping the benefits of someone else's work, which is not right.
Yeah, the whole forgetting thing is not going to happen. I had seen a couple of Doctor Who's and started watching with when BBC started it up again, but DT is the one Who who pulled me in. I now watch what ever he is in because he is such a talented actor.
Tonight there's a rerun of one of the best episodes of The Big Bang Theory. On Tuesday is a new Better Off Ted and a new Sci-Fi Science about invisibility on the Science channel. Fringe rerun on Thursday, as well.
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I highly advise that you only click on the link if you have a strong constitution and are enough of a fan to watch on Christmas Day regardless of what you read, since some of the plot points mentioned are... well... more than a little retarded.
Still, you can't tell a movie's plot from a viewmaster reel, and that's essentially what this is. Here's hoping the episode as a whole stands up much better under close scrutiny.
[www.virginmedia.com]
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I highly advise that you only click on the link if you have a strong constitution and are enough of a fan to watch on Christmas Day anyways, since some of the plot points mentioned sound... well... more than a little retarded.
Still, you can't tell a movie's plot from a viewmaster reel, and that's essentially what this is. Here's hoping the episode as a whole stands up much better under close scrutiny.
[www.virginmedia.com]
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Wilf is awesome because he's a well-meaning old pensioner who never received the memo that life ends at 60. He's wonderful because he's human.
I know RTD badly wants to be Joss Whedon, but seriously... this giving everybody magical super powers busllshit needs to stop now.*
*Which, as this is the final story of RTD's era, I kind of hope it does.
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I totally support that people shouldn't have to fear from Lucas if they want to heat mold some plastic for their next costume outing, but at the same time, if I made a business creating and selling these things for a profit, then I would be reaping the benefits of someone else's work, which is not right.
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