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tasty_kate I have four recaps! GAH! First off: The Runaway Bride.
Um. I love Donna. JUST SAYIN'. I love her feistyness, I love her not-taking-no-for-an-answer attitude, I love her red hair. I just love her. And she has some great lines, which I'll get to in a moment; there's a chronological order to these things.
ATM!!! So that's how he does it!!! I know your secret to generating loads of cash, Doctor...
TARDIS on the highway!! And the poor girl gets all beaten up. :( My heart ached for her.
"God, you're skinny. This won't fit a rat." HAHAHAHAH Greatest line in the whole episode.
"With this ring, I thee biodamped." Another fabulous line.
;_; DOCTOR!!!! <-- my reaction to the Doctor remembering Rose at the reception. You're tugging on my heart strings, Doctor. Quit it.
Was it just me or did the man over the intercom with the tanks sound American... and a little like Cpt. Jack?
Aw... Doctor got turned down. That doesn't happen very often, does it? All of space and time... But hey, to each their own. Btw, I'm so happy that Donna comes back later on. From what I understand, Whovians weren't entirely happy with her appearance because her previous works before Doctor Who was... a comedian? Right? Never seen her stuff... is she funny? 'Cause I love her as Donna and please don't spoil it for me.
Next off: Smith and Jones! Before even meeting Martha, I wasn't sure how I would like her. My only impressions of her before have been that she was infatuated with the Doctor. And that's it. But this episode. Aw, man. I swear no companion can do wrong in my eyes. hahaha I love Martha. She's smart and quick and lovely and funny... And she's going for her post grad. studies which I can TOTALLY sympathize.
David Tennant winking... um. I'm becoming more and more attracted to this man. I mean, he's always been attractive, don't get me wrong, but now... wow. Stop this TENnat, srsly. ....srsly.
Doctor: Look down there, you got a little shop! Like a little shop.
^ Precious.
After the Doctor takes of his shoe because he's stored all the excess radiation in it:
Martha: You're completely mad.
Doctor: You're right, I look daft without a shoe. [takes off shoe] Barefoot on the moon...
ALHGLARHGLARHG KISS?!?!?! Never mind that it was for some sort of bio transfer so that the the Slabs could be stalled-- he could have done that other ways!! Like lick her forehead. Or hell, spit in her hand! He didn't need to kiss her! Way to send mixed signals, Doctor.
Then later, Martha enters the TARDIS. She's all enthralled with it, avoiding those five words that the Doctor loves to hear so much. When she finally says the line, he mouths it along with her: It's bigger on the inside. He really gets his kicks out of things like this, doesn't he? *Kate falls in love a little more*
And theeeeen The Shakespeare Code! ...Because I really didn't want to stop after one episode that one night... So! The Doctor and Martha are watching a Shakespeare play (forgive me, I'm not sure which play it's supposed to be...) when Martha remarks: "And those are men dressed as women, yeah?" to which the Doctor replies, "London never changes..." HAHAHA
We then find out that there's witches involved. Oooooh!
Martha: It's all a bit Harry Potter.
Doctor: Wait 'til you read Book 7. Hoooo, I cried.
I CRIED, TOO, DOCTOR!!!
AND THEN! AND THEN!!! He has her lay down next to him. WHAT WERE WE SAYING ABOUT MIXED SIGNALS? Jeezy creezy, no wonder Martha fell for him. I would, too. Attractive, charismatic man who saves the world and travels around in a time/space machine, gives me kisses, and snuggles up super close to me while sharing a twin sized bed... yeah. YEAH.
Doctor: [interrupting Martha and Shakespeare] Can we flirt later?!
Shakespeare: Is that a promise, Doctor?
Doctor: Oh, 57 academics just punched the air.
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH It's funny 'cause it's true...
And then using Expelliarmus to end the magic spell with. Brilliant. Absolutely fuggin' brilliant. I love Doctor Who.
Last one, for cereal. Gridlock. Which I did not like nearly as much as the previous two. But hey, can't have all winners.
Um. Thomas Kincade Brannigan? The cat person who drove the car with the FUCKING PRECIOUS KITTENS? Yeah. Totally Father Dougal McGuire for those inquiring minds out there. I totally called it. I would recongize that voice anywheres.
I really don't have a lot of notes for this one. I commented the obvious foreshadowing of The Face of Boe's last dying words "You are not alone" was... well... foreshadowing. Then as Martha and the Doctor are walking to the TARDIS:
Martha: [speculating FoB's last words] You've got me. Is that what he means?
Doctor: I don't think so. Sorry.
BUUUUUURRRNNN.
Yet the end bit when the Doctor talks about Gallifrey saved the episode... and the kittens. 'Cause they really were fucking precious.
Um. I love Donna. JUST SAYIN'. I love her feistyness, I love her not-taking-no-for-an-answer attitude, I love her red hair. I just love her. And she has some great lines, which I'll get to in a moment; there's a chronological order to these things.
ATM!!! So that's how he does it!!! I know your secret to generating loads of cash, Doctor...
TARDIS on the highway!! And the poor girl gets all beaten up. :( My heart ached for her.
"God, you're skinny. This won't fit a rat." HAHAHAHAH Greatest line in the whole episode.
"With this ring, I thee biodamped." Another fabulous line.
;_; DOCTOR!!!! <-- my reaction to the Doctor remembering Rose at the reception. You're tugging on my heart strings, Doctor. Quit it.
Was it just me or did the man over the intercom with the tanks sound American... and a little like Cpt. Jack?
Aw... Doctor got turned down. That doesn't happen very often, does it? All of space and time... But hey, to each their own. Btw, I'm so happy that Donna comes back later on. From what I understand, Whovians weren't entirely happy with her appearance because her previous works before Doctor Who was... a comedian? Right? Never seen her stuff... is she funny? 'Cause I love her as Donna and please don't spoil it for me.
Next off: Smith and Jones! Before even meeting Martha, I wasn't sure how I would like her. My only impressions of her before have been that she was infatuated with the Doctor. And that's it. But this episode. Aw, man. I swear no companion can do wrong in my eyes. hahaha I love Martha. She's smart and quick and lovely and funny... And she's going for her post grad. studies which I can TOTALLY sympathize.
David Tennant winking... um. I'm becoming more and more attracted to this man. I mean, he's always been attractive, don't get me wrong, but now... wow. Stop this TENnat, srsly. ....srsly.
Doctor: Look down there, you got a little shop! Like a little shop.
^ Precious.
After the Doctor takes of his shoe because he's stored all the excess radiation in it:
Martha: You're completely mad.
Doctor: You're right, I look daft without a shoe. [takes off shoe] Barefoot on the moon...
ALHGLARHGLARHG KISS?!?!?! Never mind that it was for some sort of bio transfer so that the the Slabs could be stalled-- he could have done that other ways!! Like lick her forehead. Or hell, spit in her hand! He didn't need to kiss her! Way to send mixed signals, Doctor.
Then later, Martha enters the TARDIS. She's all enthralled with it, avoiding those five words that the Doctor loves to hear so much. When she finally says the line, he mouths it along with her: It's bigger on the inside. He really gets his kicks out of things like this, doesn't he? *Kate falls in love a little more*
And theeeeen The Shakespeare Code! ...Because I really didn't want to stop after one episode that one night... So! The Doctor and Martha are watching a Shakespeare play (forgive me, I'm not sure which play it's supposed to be...) when Martha remarks: "And those are men dressed as women, yeah?" to which the Doctor replies, "London never changes..." HAHAHA
We then find out that there's witches involved. Oooooh!
Martha: It's all a bit Harry Potter.
Doctor: Wait 'til you read Book 7. Hoooo, I cried.
I CRIED, TOO, DOCTOR!!!
AND THEN! AND THEN!!! He has her lay down next to him. WHAT WERE WE SAYING ABOUT MIXED SIGNALS? Jeezy creezy, no wonder Martha fell for him. I would, too. Attractive, charismatic man who saves the world and travels around in a time/space machine, gives me kisses, and snuggles up super close to me while sharing a twin sized bed... yeah. YEAH.
Doctor: [interrupting Martha and Shakespeare] Can we flirt later?!
Shakespeare: Is that a promise, Doctor?
Doctor: Oh, 57 academics just punched the air.
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH It's funny 'cause it's true...
And then using Expelliarmus to end the magic spell with. Brilliant. Absolutely fuggin' brilliant. I love Doctor Who.
Last one, for cereal. Gridlock. Which I did not like nearly as much as the previous two. But hey, can't have all winners.
Um. Thomas Kincade Brannigan? The cat person who drove the car with the FUCKING PRECIOUS KITTENS? Yeah. Totally Father Dougal McGuire for those inquiring minds out there. I totally called it. I would recongize that voice anywheres.
I really don't have a lot of notes for this one. I commented the obvious foreshadowing of The Face of Boe's last dying words "You are not alone" was... well... foreshadowing. Then as Martha and the Doctor are walking to the TARDIS:
Martha: [speculating FoB's last words] You've got me. Is that what he means?
Doctor: I don't think so. Sorry.
BUUUUUURRRNNN.
Yet the end bit when the Doctor talks about Gallifrey saved the episode... and the kittens. 'Cause they really were fucking precious.
