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Mar. 3rd, 2008 03:56 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ethia2 weeks to go until my vacation and I'm hanging on by a thread. I can do it!
Finally saw Voyage of the Damned last week and quite enjoyed it (Christmas Invasion still is my favorite by far). Astrid reminded me of Rose with her Doctor-saving ways, which made me miss Rose something fierce. And then there was the trailer for the Wonderful Adventures of Donna and the Doctor, which looked good but for the fact that it didn't give me even the tiniest glimpse of what I'm sure quite a lot of New Who fans are looking forward to.
Also saw Vantage Point on Saturday. I liked the narrative structure and how the respective threads came together in the end; nicely done, that.
I'm still stalling my Torchwood watching; I guess I'll end up mainlining the remaining eps in early April. Which would give me time to work on a Ianto/Ten nonsense piece that got stuck in my brain because of the pretty. Ten and Ianto and the art of making tea and a living on a ship that's bigger on the inside.
Finally saw Voyage of the Damned last week and quite enjoyed it (Christmas Invasion still is my favorite by far). Astrid reminded me of Rose with her Doctor-saving ways, which made me miss Rose something fierce. And then there was the trailer for the Wonderful Adventures of Donna and the Doctor, which looked good but for the fact that it didn't give me even the tiniest glimpse of what I'm sure quite a lot of New Who fans are looking forward to.
Also saw Vantage Point on Saturday. I liked the narrative structure and how the respective threads came together in the end; nicely done, that.
I'm still stalling my Torchwood watching; I guess I'll end up mainlining the remaining eps in early April. Which would give me time to work on a Ianto/Ten nonsense piece that got stuck in my brain because of the pretty. Ten and Ianto and the art of making tea and a living on a ship that's bigger on the inside.
