Dialogue...

[fajrdrako]

From fannish5: Sept. 5, 2008 - Five favorite (or most memorable) lines of dialogue.

1. Torchwood - 'Dead man Walking'. Ianto Jones: I have searched for the phrase "I shall walk the Earth and my hunger shall know no bounds," but I keep getting redirected to Weight Watchers.
   
   
2. Doctor Who by Steven Moffat - 'The Doctor Dances'. Rose Tyler: Saved my life.

Comments

[mmegaera]

The problem with starting to quote Miles Vorkosigan is knowing when to stop.

As for Doctor Who, my favorite line (so far) is the one (in season 2, don't know the name of the episode) where the Doctor exuberantly declaims, "I just snogged Madame de Pompadour!" Not that it has any existential meaning or anything, but he just looked so pleased with himself...

[fajrdrako]

"I just snogged Madame de Pompadour!"

Yes, wasn't that fun? The episode is called "The Girl in the Fireplace" - another Hugo-award-winner written by Steven Moffat.

The problem with starting to quote Miles Vorkosigan is knowing when to stop.

That is just so true.

[mmegaera]

Quoting Miles is like spelling banana. Or Mississippi.

And that episode won a Hugo? Nifty.

[fajrdrako]

that episode won a Hugo? Nifty.

Yes. I think all Steven Moffat's Doctor Who episodes of the past four years have - "The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances", "The Girl in the Fireplace", and "Blink". It seems quite possible that the two episodes he wrote this year, "Silence in the Library/The Forest of Trees" might win one too, though I didn't think they were as good.

[mmegaera]

I liked the The Doctor Dances, too. I don't remember/haven't seen Blink yet.

[fajrdrako]

"Blink" is often referred to as "the episode with the Stone Angels". I loved it - it's one of my very favourite episodes of DW.

[mmegaera]

I'm sure I'd remember that. I don't think I've seen it yet.

[fajrdrako]

Yes, you'd remember it if you'd seen it. It's towards the end of series 3.