You're totally not being weird. I just watched it about an hour ago, and I feel so exhausted. I CRIED SO FREAKING HARD.
I was a little upset about what happened with Donna- it felt so tragic that he had his last moments with everyone but her. You're right, though. Even if she does regain her memories in the future, it won't be the same. I'm just so glad she got her happy ending. It's the least she deserves.
OMG WILF. That scene where The Doctor realised it was him that would be responsible for his death was just amazing. I swear, that was possibly my favourite thing about this episode. I sobbed in that part, because David's acting was so wonderful. I love that Wilf was just so quiet while the Doctor raged against what was about to happen.
The last 10 minutes with The Doctor going to see everyone was so wonderful, but so tragic at the same time. I was feeling some strange mix of relief that he got to see/help them all and sadness that he was saying goodbye. ITA agree about Martha and Mickey- just... what? When the hell did that happen? I love the Rose and Noble family bits- they just felt so perfect.
I can't even think about the regeneration bit. It was just far, far too sad.
My heart was thumping throughout the whole thing as if I'd ran a marathon! PERFECTLY NORMAL BEHAVIOUR, METHINKS. And then I cried and had to dry my eyes to see properly ashgdfsaghfdg. And then I screamed "NOOOOOOO" at the screen when the new logo came up for some reason. I swear, I'm not normally like that.
OH DONNA. She had so much potential to actually BE WORKED INTO THE SPECIAL, but then RTD had to pull some protective shield shit out of his hat, what noooo. When she was waking up and the TARDIS sounds were approaching, I genuinely thought for a moment that she'd actually remember everything and run out of the house to greet the Doctor in a most like Donna fashion :(. MY LAST GLIMMER OF HOPE. SOB.
OH WILF. Literally every scene with him and the Doctor was brilliant and they both made my eyes wet and omg so much love; IT WOULD BE HIS HONOUR ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
OH TEN. He was ~raging against the dying light~ and yet he went beautifully. I still didn't want him to go, mind, but ... I SHALL MISS YOU MUCH, TEN(NANT). I'm still so sad, trufax. Because, you know, it's not only the Tenth Doctor we're saying goodbye to, it's the whole slew of companions who will probably not come back in the upcoming years and WOEEEEEE 'tis a bit heartbreaking. No more John Simm and David Tennant! The future, it is grim (sort of).
(I'll come back later, with proper thinkins.) Done that ;).
I was a little upset about what happened with Donna- it felt so tragic that he had his last moments with everyone but her. You're right, though. Even if she does regain her memories in the future, it won't be the same. I'm just so glad she got her happy ending. It's the least she deserves.
OMG WILF. That scene where The Doctor realised it was him that would be responsible for his death was just amazing. I swear, that was possibly my favourite thing about this episode. I sobbed in that part, because David's acting was so wonderful. I love that Wilf was just so quiet while the Doctor raged against what was about to happen.
The last 10 minutes with The Doctor going to see everyone was so wonderful, but so tragic at the same time. I was feeling some strange mix of relief that he got to see/help them all and sadness that he was saying goodbye. ITA agree about Martha and Mickey- just... what? When the hell did that happen? I love the Rose and Noble family bits- they just felt so perfect.
I can't even think about the regeneration bit. It was just far, far too sad.
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OH DONNA. She had so much potential to actually BE WORKED INTO THE SPECIAL, but then RTD had to pull some protective shield shit out of his hat, what noooo. When she was waking up and the TARDIS sounds were approaching, I genuinely thought for a moment that she'd actually remember everything and run out of the house to greet the Doctor in a most like Donna fashion :(. MY LAST GLIMMER OF HOPE. SOB.
OH WILF. Literally every scene with him and the Doctor was brilliant and they both made my eyes wet and omg so much love; IT WOULD BE HIS HONOUR ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
OH TEN. He was ~raging against the dying light~ and yet he went beautifully. I still didn't want him to go, mind, but ... I SHALL MISS YOU MUCH, TEN(NANT). I'm still so sad, trufax. Because, you know, it's not only the Tenth Doctor we're saying goodbye to, it's the whole slew of companions who will probably not come back in the upcoming years and WOEEEEEE 'tis a bit heartbreaking. No more John Simm and David Tennant! The future, it is grim (sort of).
(I'll come back later, with proper thinkins.) Done that ;).
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