Doctor Who D:
I finally watched the latest episode of Doctor Who today, I'm so glad I saw it in the daytime and not night.
It was bloody scary at times. Dolls. Creepy dolls. Walking around a dolls house, turning people into dolls. Standing in doorways. Creeping along the shadows. *shudders* No thanks. Glad it's over, glad I never have to watch it again.
I do like when people get shrunken to dolls house size and have to go and be in a dolls house, it reminds me of Charmed. But the Charmed house was so much better because it was a real miniature sized replica of the Charmed house. It even had a miniature ouiji board, which was significant to the plot.
All the same, this episode of Doctor Who was still enjoyable. Though it felt like it ended prematurely, not in the storyline, but it felt like the end came along very quickly.
Alien children can be fun, especially when they're as cute as George. He was Beaver Scout age, which always makes me smile. I love kids that age.
I think the general concept of scary monsters in the cupboard is standard, but the idea that they were being put there by the little boy - sounds, people - it's rather weird but cool at the same time.
My favourite bit, by far, was the Doctor walking into the family's kitchen and making himself a cup of tea.
'Will you stop making tea, I want you to leave.'
Then when he'd finally got his own way and the dad of George let him make the tea...
'First things first, have you got any Jammy Dodgers?'
Wonderful.
It was bloody scary at times. Dolls. Creepy dolls. Walking around a dolls house, turning people into dolls. Standing in doorways. Creeping along the shadows. *shudders* No thanks. Glad it's over, glad I never have to watch it again.
I do like when people get shrunken to dolls house size and have to go and be in a dolls house, it reminds me of Charmed. But the Charmed house was so much better because it was a real miniature sized replica of the Charmed house. It even had a miniature ouiji board, which was significant to the plot.
All the same, this episode of Doctor Who was still enjoyable. Though it felt like it ended prematurely, not in the storyline, but it felt like the end came along very quickly.
Alien children can be fun, especially when they're as cute as George. He was Beaver Scout age, which always makes me smile. I love kids that age.
I think the general concept of scary monsters in the cupboard is standard, but the idea that they were being put there by the little boy - sounds, people - it's rather weird but cool at the same time.
My favourite bit, by far, was the Doctor walking into the family's kitchen and making himself a cup of tea.
'Will you stop making tea, I want you to leave.'
Then when he'd finally got his own way and the dad of George let him make the tea...
'First things first, have you got any Jammy Dodgers?'
Wonderful.