*waves at the new people*

[rm]

Since there's been a recent influx, here's the "ask random questions" post. If you've got a question for me (whether you're new here or not), feel free. No topic is off-topic.

Meanwhile, for the people involved in the hyphenated-American conversation (or the Florida doctor experimenting on pregnant women to prevent "gender inappropriate" behavior in girls) -- LJ isn't emailing me my comments today. I'm sort of trying to keep up, but am actually pretty lost. I hope you all are getting comments though or having fun amongst yourselves or something. I'll catch up soon.

Finally, for those who aren't here for the ranting and the politics but for the porn: I've figured out the Jack/Ianto long BDSM fic I"ve threatened to write. So yeah. Probably won't touch it until after Bristol. But writing it, yes.

Now, dinner time, and Patty and I have some Buffy to watch.

Comments

[rm.livejournal.com]

First, I'm only familiar with new Who.

Second, I feel like I really have to defend this, because it's not about wanting to bang David Tennant (not that there's anything wrong with that). But Ten. I'm interested in his really shit relationship with his own power and respond pretty strongly to his fucked up relationship with Jack as awesome ex-boyfriend superheroes. I love the arc that puts Rose in the other universe (I don't necessarily love what they do with her after that) and LOVE "Waters of Mars."

All of this said, the episode that made me fall in love with the show is a Nine episode, "Dalek." I wish Eccleston were less the way he is about his time on the show.

[speedingslug.livejournal.com]

Well I have to agree with you on some of that, personally I'd go with Eccleston I love him in Dalek it's one of the only time I've ever seen The Doctor scared of anything. But my favorite would have to be The Empty Child, that episode had everything. I do like Tennant but it took a while and to be honest I've took to Smith a lot faster. Also the whole gun thing was a tad annoying I wish RTD didn't try to ram things down the veiwers throats at times.

As for Classic who I can't really bring myself to watch it again, I do like Tom Baker but this is because he was my first Doctor more than anything else.