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Some Doctor Who Specials
Jul. 9th, 2014 11:51 pm... The one where 10 was still regenerating:
I don't know how I missed this one the first time around, oh well. Rose and her mother = me skipping parts. I really, really, really can't stand Mrs. Tyler. Nails on a black board are more pleasant than her! But I loved how ruthless the Doctor was with the Prime Minister. He was so, so angry. And ha! That's where Jack got his "hand in a jar"!
... The one where 10 met Donna:
After the whiny, clingy Rose, Donna was a breath of fresh air. I loved how unimpressed she was with the Doctor. And yes, she was no genius herself, pretty much Rose's level of intelligence and overall shallowness, but Donna knew what she wanted and she knew how to get it. And I loved that she was used to solving problems on her own, she didn't simply wait for the Doctor to find a solution. She went, borrowed money, got a cab... Fantastic!
... The one where 10 met David Morrissey:
Eh, this was a bit boring. Daleks and cybermen are really not my thing. I very much prefer the Weeping Angels as creatures goes. But I loved the Lady in Red. I wish they hadn't killed her off, I would've loved seeing her rule the cybermen as the Borg queen did with the Borgs in Star Trek. That would've finally made them interesting, I think.
I don't know how I missed this one the first time around, oh well. Rose and her mother = me skipping parts. I really, really, really can't stand Mrs. Tyler. Nails on a black board are more pleasant than her! But I loved how ruthless the Doctor was with the Prime Minister. He was so, so angry. And ha! That's where Jack got his "hand in a jar"!
... The one where 10 met Donna:
After the whiny, clingy Rose, Donna was a breath of fresh air. I loved how unimpressed she was with the Doctor. And yes, she was no genius herself, pretty much Rose's level of intelligence and overall shallowness, but Donna knew what she wanted and she knew how to get it. And I loved that she was used to solving problems on her own, she didn't simply wait for the Doctor to find a solution. She went, borrowed money, got a cab... Fantastic!
... The one where 10 met David Morrissey:
Eh, this was a bit boring. Daleks and cybermen are really not my thing. I very much prefer the Weeping Angels as creatures goes. But I loved the Lady in Red. I wish they hadn't killed her off, I would've loved seeing her rule the cybermen as the Borg queen did with the Borgs in Star Trek. That would've finally made them interesting, I think.
