Except for a well-time friends page post from etcetera_cat I almost forgot this was happening on Saturday night! Gah. My rush to the TV was a little ungainly. ;) Posted late as I ended up going out Saturday night post-Who and was in Warwick all of yesterday. Mmmm, history.

( Doctor Who: The Eleventh Hour )

Today? Work is eh. I can't organise things. At all. But I did catch up with my friend who was in Wellington for the day and that was awesome.

In other news, sheafrotherdon's 'Hush! John and Rodney are Sleeping' Challenge is awesome. So cute. So just what I needed right now. *snuggles them*

Random links:

Daily Show writer, Rachel Axler's strike diary in the ( Read more... )

For a Monday, it's really been a surprisingly good day.

1. I saw the second part of the Helen Mirren Elizabeth I mini-series last night and for a while there I was wavering a little over whether it was as good as the first part, but in the end, um, yes it was. Helen Mirren rocked all before her, but I was surprised by how good an Essex Hugh Dancy ( Read more... )

So, off to Auckland for four days tomorrow to visit friends and go to the Big Day Out. Really looking forward to seeing Muse, but also the Violent Femmes and while I seem to be in a bit of a 'eh' phase about them, I'm sure The Killers will be worth seeing ... along with Tool, and I get the feeling I might be dragged to My Chemical Romance. *looks ( Read more... )

Just a couple of things quickly because I really should be in bed.

Battlestar Galactica Season 3 Blooper Reel. (link via daygloparker) Just, OMG awesome! So, so hilarious. (And thanks to a lovely Firefox extension, I could save it in iPod format. Whee! Yes, that may have made my night, shush ( Read more... )

1. Battlestar Galactica

( 'You Can't Go Home Again' to 'Six Degrees of Separation' )

You know what more DVDs need? *

A historical subtitle track like the one on Kingdom of Heaven. It went through the movie telling you the actual history of the Second Crusade and which bits of the movie were based on fact and which they'd fictionalised. That's always what I want to know after watching a movie set in a historical period I don't know ( Read more... )