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locker_monster- I've caught the cold that's going around the office. :-P I feel better today, but yesterday I was just ready to go home and sleep, which I did once we finished at noon. At least I have some time off to rest up.
- I was lazy and got behind on Class, which just goes to show how little I cared about it. That's not to say it was a completely horrible show, but it never caught my fancy like Doctor Who did. Maybe it was the characters. I don't think I grew attached to any of them. Angsty teen problems just don't interest me. And where the hell are they going with the show?
The Governors are helping the Weeping Angels to return? Wha? Look, the Weeping Angels have an interesting concept, but they are only good if used sparingly. Moffat pretty much ruined them with all of his timey-wimey nonsense when he wrote out Amy and Rory. The thing with the Governors just feels like a blatant move to connect Class with the larger Doctor Who universe. "Look, we have Weeping Angels!! Weeping Angels are cool!!! Please watch our show!!!" And I know this is a show for an older audience, but Charlie pretty much committed genocide. That's totally not something that should ever be done in the Whoniverse.
Any word on whether Class was renewed? Maybe the BBC needs to resurrect Torchwood instead...
- Christmas tomorrow! And, by extension, a new episode of Doctor Who!! After a year of no Who, I'm willing to take anything. I haven't watched the trailer or the scene they released for Children in Need, so I'm going into the special pretty ignorant of the plot. There's something about superheroes in this one? All I know for certain is that one of the guest stars is a Canadian actor, so yay! I really hope there's a Coming Soon trailer, because they should have enough finished footage to give us a small glimpse of the new season.
- Speaking of Doctor Who Christmas specials, Space is airing all of them tomorrow (except for "The End of Time" for whatever reason). Thank you, Space. I think I'll just chill out and watch the marathon until it's time to head to my sister's place for dinner.
- I was lazy and got behind on Class, which just goes to show how little I cared about it. That's not to say it was a completely horrible show, but it never caught my fancy like Doctor Who did. Maybe it was the characters. I don't think I grew attached to any of them. Angsty teen problems just don't interest me. And where the hell are they going with the show?
The Governors are helping the Weeping Angels to return? Wha? Look, the Weeping Angels have an interesting concept, but they are only good if used sparingly. Moffat pretty much ruined them with all of his timey-wimey nonsense when he wrote out Amy and Rory. The thing with the Governors just feels like a blatant move to connect Class with the larger Doctor Who universe. "Look, we have Weeping Angels!! Weeping Angels are cool!!! Please watch our show!!!" And I know this is a show for an older audience, but Charlie pretty much committed genocide. That's totally not something that should ever be done in the Whoniverse.
Any word on whether Class was renewed? Maybe the BBC needs to resurrect Torchwood instead...
- Christmas tomorrow! And, by extension, a new episode of Doctor Who!! After a year of no Who, I'm willing to take anything. I haven't watched the trailer or the scene they released for Children in Need, so I'm going into the special pretty ignorant of the plot. There's something about superheroes in this one? All I know for certain is that one of the guest stars is a Canadian actor, so yay! I really hope there's a Coming Soon trailer, because they should have enough finished footage to give us a small glimpse of the new season.
- Speaking of Doctor Who Christmas specials, Space is airing all of them tomorrow (except for "The End of Time" for whatever reason). Thank you, Space. I think I'll just chill out and watch the marathon until it's time to head to my sister's place for dinner.
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