Lost in a Forest
Re: Doctor Who's "The Forest of the Dead":
I felt the ending was a cop-out. And not all that much of a happy ending in actuality. They're dead but a digital copy of them lives on forever in a make-believe cyberspace? And is Miss Evangelista still smarter (and thus not really who she was in life)? It's funny to me that everyone was all buddy-buddy when they used to torment her for her lack of brains in life.
But pulling the "Dead... oh wait, no they're not after all" trick here and in the recent "The Doctor's Daughter" is annoying.
ETA: Also, didn't somebody say that everyone was attacked in the library about 100 years ago? Doesn't this mean that all these people will be returning "home" to find a lot of their families and friends dead, theire homes belonging to other people, etc.?
I felt the ending was a cop-out. And not all that much of a happy ending in actuality. They're dead but a digital copy of them lives on forever in a make-believe cyberspace? And is Miss Evangelista still smarter (and thus not really who she was in life)? It's funny to me that everyone was all buddy-buddy when they used to torment her for her lack of brains in life.
But pulling the "Dead... oh wait, no they're not after all" trick here and in the recent "The Doctor's Daughter" is annoying.
ETA: Also, didn't somebody say that everyone was attacked in the library about 100 years ago? Doesn't this mean that all these people will be returning "home" to find a lot of their families and friends dead, theire homes belonging to other people, etc.?