102. The sheer rightness of this is absolutely astounding. I can't believe I never saw it before, but yes. Damaged genius with difficult remembering how (other) humans interact with each other being kept in line by a smart, sassy woman with no real romantic interest. Hey, they both even get to have a sweet, dorky guy who loves 'em (I stand firm in my belief that Disher was so in love with Sharona). No wonder I love Doctor&Donna so much.
114. I love the random stethoscope.
120. I know what you mean. That's why I didn't want Rose to come back--because as long as she was gone, there was hope that eventually that could be their ending in the mystical never-ever-ever-shown land. Because much as I wanted that for them, I never wanted to see it happen in the show.
122. *headdesk*
123. Y'know, I haven't even read much of Runaways, but from secrets and what I've read, I agree. I thought it was kind of weird, like Karolina was almost emotionally blackmailing (without meaning to) Xavin into being a chick.
126. Heheheheheh sweet...
145. I love Idina, but I'm excited to see whoever the lead is in London. There's only one musical role that I realised I can't really take anyone else in (the understudy was good, but the original is inspired), but it's not likely to go touring or make Broadway, and it just ended, so it's all a moot point.
148. I'm really more inclined to believe that the Doctor never really loved a human until he too up with Jamie, and that it was Jamie, primarily (though Ian and Barbra a bit as well) who is responsible for his great love of the human race, and his faith in them.
161. I think any red-blooded woman would, regardless of orientation. Everyone gets that one, y'know.
164. I am just so sick of seeing Doctor Who things that involve "The Rosefen would be sad, and that would make me happy!" or the equivilant. Y'know, Rose actually handled things fairly well, given the weirdness-plus-relationship-plus-world-ending-again getting thrown at her in a very short time. She liked Donna, and she even liked Martha, from what she saw. And for that matter, even Rose's fans actually like other companions as well.
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No wonder I love Doctor&Donna so much.
114. I love the random stethoscope.
120. I know what you mean. That's why I didn't want Rose to come back--because as long as she was gone, there was hope that eventually that could be their ending in the mystical never-ever-ever-shown land. Because much as I wanted that for them, I never wanted to see it happen in the show.
122. *headdesk*
123. Y'know, I haven't even read much of Runaways, but from secrets and what I've read, I agree. I thought it was kind of weird, like Karolina was almost emotionally blackmailing (without meaning to) Xavin into being a chick.
126. Heheheheheh sweet...
145. I love Idina, but I'm excited to see whoever the lead is in London. There's only one musical role that I realised I can't really take anyone else in (the understudy was good, but the original is inspired), but it's not likely to go touring or make Broadway, and it just ended, so it's all a moot point.
148. I'm really more inclined to believe that the Doctor never really loved a human until he too up with Jamie, and that it was Jamie, primarily (though Ian and Barbra a bit as well) who is responsible for his great love of the human race, and his faith in them.
161. I think any red-blooded woman would, regardless of orientation. Everyone gets that one, y'know.
164. I am just so sick of seeing Doctor Who things that involve "The Rosefen would be sad, and that would make me happy!" or the equivilant. Y'know, Rose actually handled things fairly well, given the weirdness-plus-relationship-plus-world-ending-again getting thrown at her in a very short time. She liked Donna, and she even liked Martha, from what she saw. And for that matter, even Rose's fans actually like other companions as well.
172. No. Sorry. Ta.