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flowsoffire) wrote2013-05-01 08:33 pm
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50th anniversary
Giving a minute of silence for the hope of any Doctor but Ten being back for the 50th anniversary special.
This is not supposed to be a fanfest. Absolutely not. Which is why Ten/Rose will be the only ones returning.
The team's choices are the team's choices, like it or not. Were the false hopes necessary though, I wonder.
This is not supposed to be a fanfest. Absolutely not. Which is why Ten/Rose will be the only ones returning.
The team's choices are the team's choices, like it or not. Were the false hopes necessary though, I wonder.
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Exactly. Her s4 return is forgivable if you ask me, it was /not/ supposed to happen but the universe was falling apart, blah blah blah, plus she was part of the whole finale foreshadowing. But not one more time. No way! o.O Just like you said, it ruins the very meaning of their separation…
Especially with companions like Donna or Martha who have been so 'mistreated' in their ending and really would need a proper conclusion.
Well, Martha chose to go. And she did see the Doctor again, being independent and still able to have adventures with him… In that way, she's the only one it still makes sense for to return! Donna's departure was tragic, but that's another tragedy that just shouldn't be broken…
have you seen this video and this one?
No, thanks for the recs. They were amazing!
And Jack was a great character but not representative enough of the show.
I agree, but I thought he might be a nice compromise since picking one companion meant reviving the fan wars and picking them all was impossible. Understanding the choice as well though.
Same about River.
Too many people are already sick and tired of River… It saddens me, but it would be unfair to shove her down the whole fandom's throats because Moffat (and us!) adore her.
I trust Steven and Matt and David and Billie to offer us a brilliant, fun and entertaining anniversary.
And Jenna-Louise, though she's had less time to prove herself.
No doubt about it, it will be fantastic and memorable. But this is such a missed opportunity. Like reading about the original cast of A Midsummer Night's Dream with Greta Garbo and John Barrymore as Titania and Oberon... It's a bit hard not to bite back tears.
*nods and hugs*
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She deserves the hell of an apology for his behaviour during their time together... But yes, her return would have made much more sense.
Donna's departure was tragic, but that's another tragedy that just shouldn't be broken…
Tragic, but to me me in an infuriating-how-could-that-be-okay way... I for one really would have no problem with her end being rewritten.
And Jenna-Louise, though she's had less time to prove herself.
Can't believe I didn't mention her *facepalm*. That's what you get for having a long name... Four syllables is a crowd. Of course, she will be brilliant. As far as I'm concerned she already has proven herself.
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Indeed to both…
Tragic, but to me me in an infuriating-how-could-that-be-okay way... I for one really would have no problem with her end being rewritten.
Definitely, but how to do that and still leave her behind? No parallel universe to keep her trapped here. And Donna Noble was going to travel among the stars forever… They all were mind you.
I'm just really annoyed at the treatment of her in End of Time… So she got a random man (at least they could have kept Lee? Library guy? Love a stammer) and that makes it all okay. Well no, cause she's still "so sad, but she can't remember why". But oh right, money and a wedding make it all okay! I would have loved for her to find something she loved and that thrilled her for HERSELF. A better career, a passion. Travelling still, if only on Earth!
Of course, she will be brilliant. As far as I'm concerned she already has proven herself.
Me too ;)
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THIS is painfully acccurate and, yes, exactly why I hate everything about her ending.
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Ah well. Wilfred makes up for it? =/
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But Wilf, oh Wilf, the only companion on which the fandom agrees. Bernard Cribbins was a great asset, hilarious, quick-witted, and his character really brought another perspective to the show. I understand the need to have companion in their twenties, the running... No, in fact, I don't understand; there is not that much running. Why don't we have older companions? Sorry. Yes, Wilf was perfect.
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Exactly. *sigh*
"the old man prefers the company of the young", like the Dream Lord said—but indeed, Wilf was just wonderfully refreshing. Well, there's also something for the audience there, probably—same way they're doing young and sexy Doctors. But like you said, the audience LOVED Wilf ;)
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This is exactly the reason someone I know used to explain why she could never be a fan of DW: young and sexy.
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