Isn't it scary? Talk about fairly limited genepools...
I hadn't gone clothes shopping in *ages*. I buggered up a bit--I bought a lot of stuff at the store I *didn't* have a gift card for, and got the super cheap stuff at the store I *did* have the card for--but, hey, work clothing & clothing for trips, I'm not going to complain. :)
Agreed - could watch him doing domestic all day, really. He cooks! He matchmakes yet is also often oblivious! He build stuff in his bedroom out of crap like you do when you're six and no one comes to check what you're doing for a bit! Whee! Also agree on the shirtless thing feeling a bit peculiar. My mental Eleven is asexual, I think. Totes getting up there with Five-level fondness, though. Never thought I'd see the day, etc...
I don't think they did explain where the other TARDIS came from. It was so handwavey I don't even think it'll be an Important Plot Point Later, either.
V impressive clothing haul, well done. I get ever so excited when I buy something vaguely grown-up.
I kinda think so too, maybe? It's like he remembers how badly he buggered everything up as Ten and is like, "Nope, avoiding the issue entirely."
Really, never has a time machine been so thoroughly *only* a plot device.
I get ever so excited when I buy something vaguely grown-up.
I know! I tried on the top and thought to myself, "Holy crap, I'm a proper adult! Not an intern pretending to be a proper adult!" Someday, I'm sure I'll feel like that all the time. No, really.
Heh - I had a total flashback to Spearhead from Space when I saw this episode. They even had the same color towel :-) First stealing his clothes at the hospital, now the showering scene ...
So much good dialogue in this one. - Where did you learn go cook?" - Paris. 18th century. No wait. That's not recent. 17th? No ... 20th. I'm not used to doing them in the right order. :-D
Yes, totally! Singing in the shower, and the towel, and, all of it! Last episode with all the flailing he was quite a lot like Two--I think he's trying to get some kind of quota of being like all the previous Doctors.
So, so much good dialogue. Matt Smith is really bloody brilliant in the role, I have to say.
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And holy bat dren, Helmut Berger really does look like Johnny Depp. Wow.
Go you for scoring with the outfit purchase. Although, I will admit to preferring antiquing to clothes shopping. ;)
*smooches*
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I hadn't gone clothes shopping in *ages*. I buggered up a bit--I bought a lot of stuff at the store I *didn't* have a gift card for, and got the super cheap stuff at the store I *did* have the card for--but, hey, work clothing & clothing for trips, I'm not going to complain. :)
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Good point about the happy goal at the end of the shopping experience. :)
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I don't think they did explain where the other TARDIS came from. It was so handwavey I don't even think it'll be an Important Plot Point Later, either.
V impressive clothing haul, well done. I get ever so excited when I buy something vaguely grown-up.
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I kinda think so too, maybe? It's like he remembers how badly he buggered everything up as Ten and is like, "Nope, avoiding the issue entirely."
Really, never has a time machine been so thoroughly *only* a plot device.
I get ever so excited when I buy something vaguely grown-up.
I know! I tried on the top and thought to myself, "Holy crap, I'm a proper adult! Not an intern pretending to be a proper adult!" Someday, I'm sure I'll feel like that all the time. No, really.
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So much good dialogue in this one.
- Where did you learn go cook?"
- Paris. 18th century. No wait. That's not recent. 17th? No ... 20th. I'm not used to doing them in the right order. :-D
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So, so much good dialogue. Matt Smith is really bloody brilliant in the role, I have to say.
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