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purple_bugHeehee, my Who-fix has been administered.
Favourite bits:
Doctor: We might die.
Martha: We might not.
Martha: It's bigger on the inside
Doctor: *mouths words with her* - Is it??
Clever Doctor and his 'pretend to be human' ploy.
Clever Martha - just in general. She's gonna make a brilliant companion. Ooh, but she's such a little liar! She fancies the pants off him, it's obvious.
Eyebrows!
Rusty seems to like this whole 'breath of life' idea.
Hospital shop!
Nice use of causal loop. In the first episode too! Anyone coming new to the series today will have been thoroughly confused, unless they already had a handle on time travel theory. And parents will have to explain the tie thing to their four-year-olds - they can't follow stuff that happened 45 minutes beforehand.
Radiation in his shoe... *giggle* "Barefoot on the moon!"
"A Judoon platoon upon the moon" - he likes his rhyming, does the Doctor.
Yay for evidence (if not mention) of the respiratory bypass system!
Death by straw! I'm reminded of the Psirens from Red Dwarf. Also cos of mentions of salt, the salt vampire from TOS.
Emmeline Pankhurst stole his laser spanner! :oD Also mention of Benjamin Franklin and rope-burn from the kite and electrocution, which was very amusing.
I read the times2 supplement from Friday's Times today at work, because there was a very non-spoilery article and interview. David Tennant said something about Rusty liking to drop things in and then not come back to them "because it's funny" (eg "I was a dad once") - he said there's another one and "the forums will go into meltdown". I can see which one he meant - I'm certain there was mention of a brother near the beginning of the episode! Not sure how I feel about this, given that there are no brothers in the Houses on Gallifrey, only cousins. Then again that's book-canon, which I don't really count... I'm stopping, cos I'll only get confused.
Finally, there is mention of a 'Mr Saxon'. Now, it's not an anagram, but I have my suspicions...
Favourite bits:
Doctor: We might die.
Martha: We might not.
Martha: It's bigger on the inside
Doctor: *mouths words with her* - Is it??
Clever Doctor and his 'pretend to be human' ploy.
Clever Martha - just in general. She's gonna make a brilliant companion. Ooh, but she's such a little liar! She fancies the pants off him, it's obvious.
Eyebrows!
Rusty seems to like this whole 'breath of life' idea.
Hospital shop!
Nice use of causal loop. In the first episode too! Anyone coming new to the series today will have been thoroughly confused, unless they already had a handle on time travel theory. And parents will have to explain the tie thing to their four-year-olds - they can't follow stuff that happened 45 minutes beforehand.
Radiation in his shoe... *giggle* "Barefoot on the moon!"
"A Judoon platoon upon the moon" - he likes his rhyming, does the Doctor.
Yay for evidence (if not mention) of the respiratory bypass system!
Death by straw! I'm reminded of the Psirens from Red Dwarf. Also cos of mentions of salt, the salt vampire from TOS.
Emmeline Pankhurst stole his laser spanner! :oD Also mention of Benjamin Franklin and rope-burn from the kite and electrocution, which was very amusing.
I read the times2 supplement from Friday's Times today at work, because there was a very non-spoilery article and interview. David Tennant said something about Rusty liking to drop things in and then not come back to them "because it's funny" (eg "I was a dad once") - he said there's another one and "the forums will go into meltdown". I can see which one he meant - I'm certain there was mention of a brother near the beginning of the episode! Not sure how I feel about this, given that there are no brothers in the Houses on Gallifrey, only cousins. Then again that's book-canon, which I don't really count... I'm stopping, cos I'll only get confused.
Finally, there is mention of a 'Mr Saxon'. Now, it's not an anagram, but I have my suspicions...
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Date: 2007-05-10 06:31 am (UTC)"For god's sake, Alcatraz, prisoners are coming!"
Date: 2007-05-10 09:50 am (UTC)29?! Impressive. *thinks* I can say it in... about five. The one I'm most proud of is the Russian, because the others are fairly simple (French, Italian, Spanish, German) - I live with Russian speakers (though not for very much longer, hurrah!) and I know a grand total of seven words.
Nothing wrong with Christmas in summer - it's not like I would miss the snow :o) I just mean cos of the heat. Like you said - footpath, spatula. A hot day in Scotland is around 25-30 degrees. Over that would be pushing it, I'd be inside in a cool dark room with a fan and lots of water! :o)
*giggle* San Franfrisky... Oh, you live in SF? How's the fog? :o) And the taxis? Lots of snakes? ...Sorry, I'll stop :o)
Heh, Zzyzx. Thank you Wikipedia for providing a pronunciation guide. Reminds me of Jozxyqk.
Re: "For god's sake, Alcatraz, prisoners are coming!"
Date: 2007-05-10 08:05 pm (UTC)