Who time: The Impossible Astronaut Pt 1

[deaka]

MOFFAT. Why do you do these things. (WHY DO YOU HAVE TO MAKE IT IMPOSSIBLE TO BE ALONE IN THE DARK WITHOUT COMPULSIVE PERIPHERAL VISION CHECKING.)

Also: Why do you have to break my brain, I mean, seriously. Using this.

(And if this is accurate? Double the above.)

Comments

[sarlania]

It's strange, but I didn't find the Silents all that scary. Interesting, to be sure, but not scary...

Still, I love Moffat's brain-breaking timey-wimey stuff. LOVE IT.

[deaka]

The memory-stripping thing creeped me out. Something about the thought of something stealing even your most basic means of defending yourself, and leaving you unaware they're even there... Eesh.

Moffat's timey-wimey is the best! :D

[treenahasthaal]

*heads desk* I just deleted last season from my Sky+ box so that I had room to record this new season! WHY???? Now I can't go back and check all of these things...

*stupid stipid....*

Now I need to but the DVD box set.

Oh, and I saw Dr Who at my WORK! The kids were watching it, in complete silence, and I got paid to watch Dr Who!! : )

Then we changed the channel to cbbc and watched the tribute to Elizabeth Sladen - "My Sarah Jane" hade us all in tears.

I work with great kids.

[deaka]

Heh! Yeah I haven't checked it either yet but I definitely wouldn't put it past Moffat to pull something like that off...

Hey, getting paid to watch is pretty awesome! I get the feeling with Moffat's writing (even the version of the Doctor that he writes) that he's really got kids in mind, which is how Who should be. And the tribute was lovely.

Sounds like you do! :D

[gabri_jade]

In response to that link: WHOA. O_O If so, I love Moffat with the heat of a thousand fiery suns. Impossibly intricate and far-reaching story arcs are my very favorites.