Herr Tennant ftw.
Apparantly I have german coursework due in tomorrow, the title of which should "A Bad Day". That's the sort of title I used when I was nine.
Also, I hate the deep and insightful, and I tend to go a bi wild when I make things up, so as my topic I have chosen "The Day David Tennant Almost Left Doctor Who" (I was tempted to go for "The Day Marian Left Robin Hood", because that day REALLY sucked, but I am reknown in school as the ultimate Doctor Who nerd, and I vie to keep that title). I actually spent an hour over lunch deciding whether to go with "The Day David Tennant Left Doctor Who," or "The First Time Billie Piper Left Doctor Who", but I eventually decided that if I did the "The Day David Tennant Almost Left Doctor Who" (that's the episode when Rose & Davros come back), then I could talk about how Megan, Lorraine and I spent the entire week beforehand drawing pictures of Tardises, Doctors, Roses and Doctor/Rose babies in History, and the week after writing letters of complaint to the bbc about how they should give their audiences what they want. And I can write about how I was trying to buy some marshmallows in Budgens, and I almost missed the beginning of the episode because the woman at the till was being insanely slow.
Anyway, 150 words about why I was upset that David Tennant almost left Doctor Who, and they have to be in German. Do sobs sound the same in all languages?
Also, I hate the deep and insightful, and I tend to go a bi wild when I make things up, so as my topic I have chosen "The Day David Tennant Almost Left Doctor Who" (I was tempted to go for "The Day Marian Left Robin Hood", because that day REALLY sucked, but I am reknown in school as the ultimate Doctor Who nerd, and I vie to keep that title). I actually spent an hour over lunch deciding whether to go with "The Day David Tennant Left Doctor Who," or "The First Time Billie Piper Left Doctor Who", but I eventually decided that if I did the "The Day David Tennant Almost Left Doctor Who" (that's the episode when Rose & Davros come back), then I could talk about how Megan, Lorraine and I spent the entire week beforehand drawing pictures of Tardises, Doctors, Roses and Doctor/Rose babies in History, and the week after writing letters of complaint to the bbc about how they should give their audiences what they want. And I can write about how I was trying to buy some marshmallows in Budgens, and I almost missed the beginning of the episode because the woman at the till was being insanely slow.
Anyway, 150 words about why I was upset that David Tennant almost left Doctor Who, and they have to be in German. Do sobs sound the same in all languages?