Incidentally--

[ameretrifle]

So I've been reading about the S4 DW finale.

This is my best strategy for retconning Ten out of canonicity. By this, I mean specifically strategies for denying that Ten is, in fact, the person known as the Doctor, without impacting the canonicity of either Nine or the events of S2-4. (I must specify this because if you need a strategy for

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I want to throw things! Heavy, sharp things at RTD and Tennant.

[anonymous]

I just watched the finale. I was *headdesking* through 95% of it. I just - gah! I don't even know if I'll be able to gather my thoughts without copious amounts of swearing in my recap, lol. I literally just finished watch less than five minutes ago, give me a few days to write through my confusion\hatred and frustration and I'll get back to you

[jessicalynn8383]

And I forgot to sign in. :p Sometimes my own knob-like behavior astounds me.

[ameretrifle]

I'm just lucky my computer generally tends to stay logged in on its own... 'cause otherwise, well...

Yeah, I haven't managed to watch the S4 finale yet, but what I've heard... Lord, what I've heard. Two Tens. Assholery to Nine. And, of course, Donna. Even half the Ten-fans are distraught over what they did to Donna. (Not that I know a representative sample. At this point, I feel it'd be fake of me to join any "fandom" board or comm or whatnot. Not to mention I seem to catch onto such things with fairly embarassing slowness. As evidenced by my not having seen it yet...) And they did the goddamn memory thing again! LotTL, more even than TinkerbellJesusSailormoon!Ten, what pissed me off was the goddamn reset-button memory trick, because I just will. not. EVER believe that memory can wholly, properly, forever be erased. Logically, I don't think it's true, and emotionally, it's just one of the worst things possible. It just sets me off, and I'm not sure I can fully explain why it gets to me like it does. I think I'll be trying, though