Be kind. Rewind.
I just finished Doctor Who, and I feel like a babbling idiot. I should not be crying this hard, yet I am. I should not be this emotionally entangled in a family fucking television program, yet I am. It such a foolish thing; it's so hard to admit. Russell T Davies made me cry and I know why. I don't want to know why.
I do not know RTD could just give Donna a happy ending too. She was brilliant. She was so very brilliant. Donna was the most capable companion he had in Nu Who. It is not fair. Martha and Mickey has a possible future with Torchwood. Sarah Jane has Luke to take care of, and oh--! The wonderful adventures they have. He even gave "Super" Rose her very own clone... As creepy that may be. But Donna -- brave Donna Noble -- she got the opportunity of a lifetime, and it got taken away.
She was the most important woman person in the universe for good few moments. Hell, Donna still is. It is so damn CRUEL that Donna got this... ending. Her final scene in the TARDIS just broke me. Now, I slightly understand how Ten/Rose shippers felt at the end of series 2. No, it is not because my ship has been broken for-like-ever. No, it's because she had so much promise; she FUCKING KNEW her life without the Doctor will amount to nothing... truly nothing. That's terrifying to know.
It's just those final moments were so heartrendingly sad. I always liked Ms Noble -- from her very first scene, yelling in that wedding grown to her shining moment, mocking those Daleks and making the Doctor proud to finally that stupid mobile phone. I don't that Donna back. :'( I want the time-traveling, Dalek mocking Doctor!Donna that was TEN TIMES BETTER THAN THE "REAL" DEAL. Oh my god, I am just that bloody mad.
My eyes are red and poofy; I guess I should move on to happy times. I deeply enjoyed Mickey and Jack's reunion scene. Their nicknames for each other was absolutely fantastic. I really hope Mickey (and Martha) join the Torchwood team next series. It would add a certain flavor to the mix. Mickey and Martha are both brilliant, brave people and with Torchwood I can really see their characterization expanding to an unheard of level.
I always liked Jackie more than Rose. She was always that breath of fresh... I don't know, but I breathed it. The "No, Jackie. No..not you...you just stand back" speech the Doctor gave to her made that EVER SO CHEESY TARDIS scene cuter. I mean, even the music during the ride was -- I guess I could say -- obnoxiously happy. But this is about Jackie Tyler. Wonderful Jackie Tyler. I'm going to miss her. It was nice to see her face again.
I don't even want to talk about the Doctor Clone Ten gave Rose. It was just that bad for me.
Not even Fry approves.
I am so sorry, but my mind just keeps flashing back to the final scene. Oh, Wilf, he can even tell his own sweet granddaughter about the things she did. I know the Doctor did it to save her, but damn... I would have rather have her die than suffer a fate like that. I guess my brain loves to pick angsty ships. And the angstier the better, I'll always say. Basically, in short, it will always be: fuck you RTD...
DONNA/TEN FOREVER...
Especially Doctor!Donna/Ten. I want AU shipper fanfiction right now -- just to easy my pain.
I do not know RTD could just give Donna a happy ending too. She was brilliant. She was so very brilliant. Donna was the most capable companion he had in Nu Who. It is not fair. Martha and Mickey has a possible future with Torchwood. Sarah Jane has Luke to take care of, and oh--! The wonderful adventures they have. He even gave "Super" Rose her very own clone... As creepy that may be. But Donna -- brave Donna Noble -- she got the opportunity of a lifetime, and it got taken away.
She was the most important woman person in the universe for good few moments. Hell, Donna still is. It is so damn CRUEL that Donna got this... ending. Her final scene in the TARDIS just broke me. Now, I slightly understand how Ten/Rose shippers felt at the end of series 2. No, it is not because my ship has been broken for-like-ever. No, it's because she had so much promise; she FUCKING KNEW her life without the Doctor will amount to nothing... truly nothing. That's terrifying to know.
It's just those final moments were so heartrendingly sad. I always liked Ms Noble -- from her very first scene, yelling in that wedding grown to her shining moment, mocking those Daleks and making the Doctor proud to finally that stupid mobile phone. I don't that Donna back. :'( I want the time-traveling, Dalek mocking Doctor!Donna that was TEN TIMES BETTER THAN THE "REAL" DEAL. Oh my god, I am just that bloody mad.
My eyes are red and poofy; I guess I should move on to happy times. I deeply enjoyed Mickey and Jack's reunion scene. Their nicknames for each other was absolutely fantastic. I really hope Mickey (and Martha) join the Torchwood team next series. It would add a certain flavor to the mix. Mickey and Martha are both brilliant, brave people and with Torchwood I can really see their characterization expanding to an unheard of level.
I always liked Jackie more than Rose. She was always that breath of fresh... I don't know, but I breathed it. The "No, Jackie. No..not you...you just stand back" speech the Doctor gave to her made that EVER SO CHEESY TARDIS scene cuter. I mean, even the music during the ride was -- I guess I could say -- obnoxiously happy. But this is about Jackie Tyler. Wonderful Jackie Tyler. I'm going to miss her. It was nice to see her face again.
I don't even want to talk about the Doctor Clone Ten gave Rose. It was just that bad for me.
Not even Fry approves.
I am so sorry, but my mind just keeps flashing back to the final scene. Oh, Wilf, he can even tell his own sweet granddaughter about the things she did. I know the Doctor did it to save her, but damn... I would have rather have her die than suffer a fate like that. I guess my brain loves to pick angsty ships. And the angstier the better, I'll always say. Basically, in short, it will always be: fuck you RTD...
DONNA/TEN FOREVER...
Especially Doctor!Donna/Ten. I want AU shipper fanfiction right now -- just to easy my pain.