Now don't antagonise her. I love a happy medium!
Okay, so last night, I started up the process of catching up on Doctor Who again.
It kept my attention and it went by fast, so I enjoyed it :D
Sorry, but I still like River Song. I felt quite sad for her when she gave herself up instead of the Doctor, and even though she gave "selfish" reasons for it, really, it's for the best because the Doctor is needed. It must have been terrible to die as her heart broke knowing that the Doctor would know the entire time they knew each other when, where and how she would die. And he couldn't/didn't do a thing about it (technically).
And DONNA, oh our poor Donna. She remembers her time trapped in whatever that was(it was late at night!), so is it confusing a bit? Does she remember the feeling of loving her "husband" and "children"? I'm curious for a follow-up to what's going on in her head as to what she remembers and what she feels. Quite heartbreaking to see that Lee was indeed very real.
I have a strong feeling we'll never hear of a Lee again nor will we see River again.
I was quite sad about Anita, although it was obvious she'd be gone by the end as soon as the Doctor darkened her helmet.
I didn't like at all what they did with Miss Evangelista, didn't understand SM's point with that (well, I got the overall feeling, just didn't understand the reasoning).
I'm not really sure how I feel about the ending. River telling the story to the kids struck me as odd, and the white clothing, just plain weird. I admit to liking the team being back together, but that's the only good feelings I took from that.
Not much really to say about it, I guess. *shrugs* I'll probably watch "Midnight"...tomorrow or Wednesday. I'm still trying to decide if I'll watch "Turn Left" soon after or if I'll just want until the final episodes play out.
Probably the latter, sadly.
It kept my attention and it went by fast, so I enjoyed it :D
Sorry, but I still like River Song. I felt quite sad for her when she gave herself up instead of the Doctor, and even though she gave "selfish" reasons for it, really, it's for the best because the Doctor is needed. It must have been terrible to die as her heart broke knowing that the Doctor would know the entire time they knew each other when, where and how she would die. And he couldn't/didn't do a thing about it (technically).
And DONNA, oh our poor Donna. She remembers her time trapped in whatever that was(it was late at night!), so is it confusing a bit? Does she remember the feeling of loving her "husband" and "children"? I'm curious for a follow-up to what's going on in her head as to what she remembers and what she feels. Quite heartbreaking to see that Lee was indeed very real.
I have a strong feeling we'll never hear of a Lee again nor will we see River again.
I was quite sad about Anita, although it was obvious she'd be gone by the end as soon as the Doctor darkened her helmet.
I didn't like at all what they did with Miss Evangelista, didn't understand SM's point with that (well, I got the overall feeling, just didn't understand the reasoning).
I'm not really sure how I feel about the ending. River telling the story to the kids struck me as odd, and the white clothing, just plain weird. I admit to liking the team being back together, but that's the only good feelings I took from that.
Not much really to say about it, I guess. *shrugs* I'll probably watch "Midnight"...tomorrow or Wednesday. I'm still trying to decide if I'll watch "Turn Left" soon after or if I'll just want until the final episodes play out.
Probably the latter, sadly.