Preliminary Thoughts on The Crimson Horror

[jjpor]

That was dead good, that.

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Comments

[persiflage_1]

Well it wasn't bad.

Although the boy giving directions named Thomas Thomas was a pretty lame joke, even by Gatiss' standards. (Seriously, TomTom? *shakes head*)

[femme_slash_fan]

LOL, my friend got the joke way before I did *shamed*

It made her so happy I figured I'd let it slide (this once)

[persiflage_1]

One of my friends didn't get it at all until I explained it. He thought Thomas was speaking weirdly because he'd been affected by the Crimson Horror.

[femme_slash_fan]

LMFAO.

Awwwh, that's an adorable reason though!

[femme_slash_fan]

Diana and Rachael also have a habit of not appearing in stuff together (and my good gods did they ever play that well?)

I kinda want more of Ada next time we see Victorian... anywhere.

Edit: I missed a word. >.<

[akashasheiress]

So... it's not about someone's period? ;D

[akashasheiress]

I've already posted that joke twice, like someone's Awkward Mum. ;D

[gonzo21]

I quite want to find a download link for it already, so that I can watch it again.

[ravenskyewalker]

I notice that there are elements of Classic in Moffat's time that make me like it more than I ever liked Davies (which I balked at finishing, but finally managed it), which means that the Newvians will likely hate it, because it's not like RTD. I'm not exactly a Moffat advocate, as I think he's a complete ass, but he's actually occasionally capable of making DW feel similar to what I used to like -- or maybe it's Matt Smith.