Original British Drama 2013

"Original British Drama 2013: Trailer - BBC One" (Watch on YouTube)

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! Just... EEEEEEEEEEEEE! I want to watch so many of them! Sherlock, Quirke, The Three Musketeers, The Great Train Robbery...!

OMG! The Sherlock bit! And... The Three Musketeers look so, soooooo much better than I expected it to! Forget about Atlantis, the wannabe Merlin that - at least so far - looks utterly ridiculous! The Three Musketeers will be IT this season, the replacement for Merlin and with Santiago Cabrera as Aramis, too!

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! I can't wait for this TV season to start \o/

The Listener 212-213

An interesting scientific explanation for Toby's ability. I hope they will go somewhere with this but knowing this show, they will probably drop this arc. Still, interesting.

You know, I really like the way women are portrayed in this show. Not just Michelle, Liv and Sandy, but also the guest starring characters like the Canadian foreign minister or the prosecutor or the telepath or the hacker. They are all so well drawn and each in a different way, they aren't all one-tone characters. It's really lovely.

And I'm done with S2! Woohoo, go me and all that stuff :P Now I need to go back to DVD watching. The stuff just keeps piling up O.O Or the box sets might be secretly breeding when I'm not looking, that's a possibility too... *iz now scared*

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

I finally, FINALLY watched the 4th movie. Yes, I still haven't finished the series. Go me and all that *hands* And it was pretty good. I don't really get the hype and I think it's way too violent for kids, but it wasn't half bad.

I really liked Robert Pattison as Cedric. His character was wonderful. Dumbledore's speech at the very end actually made me cry. Yes, I bawled like a kid. Cedric's father's reaction... Harry's reaction... Man :( But Robert Pattison was really amazing in this.

And I didn't know that David Tennant was in this. Huh. Interesting.

But my favorite thing is the friendship between Harry and Dumbledore. He really is like a father to Harry. And that's incredibly sweet and moving.

Oh, and I'm really starting to like Severus Snape. I didn't like him much in the previous movies but there's just something about him... I don't know specific details about his character but I know he's much more than meets the eye.

And Voldemort is really, really creepy. Sheesh on a pogo stick. Some of the CGI in these movies isn't the best - in what movie is, right? - but Voldemort, his resurrection and his battle with Harry? Wow.

The creepiest thing, though? The Death-Eaters. Icky.