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[escritoireazul]

Just have two things to say.

One, woah.

Two, if you don't watch this show, why not? I only started watching the first season during season two, since I could Netflix the miniseries and season one (in fact, I only just finished season two tonight, the final two episodes right after work), but I am so glad I did. It is amazing. It doesn't pull its punches. The first season was great, the second slumped a little but was overall enjoyable, and the third season--it was almost hard to watch, it was so good.

I'm actually feeling a little raw after it, and I'm filling in tomorrow morning, so I'm off to bed. Maybe it will be quiet at work and I can catch up on all the commentary.

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I watched Dr. Who for the first time, because there was a werewolf. It's a weird little show, isn't it?

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[dawnydiesel.livejournal.com]

I watched Dr. Who for the first time, because there was a werewolf. It's a weird little show, isn't it?

That was actually one of the poorer episodes, IMO.

[ter369.livejournal.com]

Two, if you don't watch this show, why not?

Since you asked: I don't have cable.

Everyone on my Flist seems thrilled/shocked/impressed by whatever happened in tonight's episode, so I'm glad the wait was worth it.

[ladyvorkosigan.livejournal.com]

Oh God, I know. How good was that? I haven't seen the second season since it aired, but I was right back there with them all and it was just PAINFUL.

[serpentpixie.livejournal.com]

I watched Dr. Who for the first time, because there was a werewolf. It's a weird little show, isn't it?

Yes, but that's the point.
The most recent series is brilliant - but only if you watch it all in the right order.

[random-serious.livejournal.com]

I'm new to Dr. Who, but yes, it is weird, and then some. (Actually, IMO, it could use a little more severity and gravity.)