just watched the season final. and yeah. pretty darn good, i'd say. i think the writers take a few wrong turns now and then, and often the writing, and the directing, can be pretty bad. but occasioanlly they really really nail it.
stand outs would be the girl in the fireplace, love and monsters, fear her, and the finale doomsday.
they were all about poignancy, and loneliness, and dealing with being alone. and that made them feel real. i don't much remember ever noticing the loneliness of the Dr. when i was watching it as a kid. was it there? i don't know. but it's there in spades now- and yeah- it really brings depth.
he's the last of the last of the last, and he will be forever. poor bastard.
but he manages to keep his chin up. some chick in a wedding dress turns up, and all memory of rose tyler's gone out the window. don't imagine he ever really stops going. if he ever did- he'd probably never get started again.
good stuff, though. a good showing for british tv, and seems to be an export well-enjoyed in the states.
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stand outs would be the girl in the fireplace, love and monsters, fear her, and the finale doomsday.
they were all about poignancy, and loneliness, and dealing with being alone. and that made them feel real. i don't much remember ever noticing the loneliness of the Dr. when i was watching it as a kid. was it there? i don't know. but it's there in spades now- and yeah- it really brings depth.
he's the last of the last of the last, and he will be forever. poor bastard.
but he manages to keep his chin up. some chick in a wedding dress turns up, and all memory of rose tyler's gone out the window. don't imagine he ever really stops going. if he ever did- he'd probably never get started again.
good stuff, though. a good showing for british tv, and seems to be an export well-enjoyed in the states.