RobotAlice 8:48 PM

just wanted to say

Ms Eek 8:48 PM

yes?

RobotAlice 8:48 PM

about freaking time that you watched the new who

we TOLD you it was good

Ms Eek 8:48 PM

I was in the wrong headspace

RobotAlice 8:48 PM

but noooooooo you wouldn’t listen

Ms Eek 8:48 PM

Yes, yes, yes.

Hence the tag of “Bag Me Stupid”

Think of it this way. I’m now the female equivalent of Tom, and so I’m open to new  adventures

RobotAlice 8:49 PM

lol

Ms Eek 8:49 PM

You remember Jon, very tied down

Limited

Had no Tardis

Now I’m Tom, I can fly away on new adventures.

RobotAlice 8:49 PM

you are a dag

Ms Eek 8:49 PM

And I have the teeth for it now, too

Bring on Season 2.

Well, Doctor Who season 1 (new stuff) was awesome. The payoff at the end was a kicker…

Shows how much I’ve changed!

Avoiding episode 1 seems to have helped. I’ve seen that one already anyway. I liked Christopher Eccleston and freely admit that I teared up when he was dying.

I don’t like goodbyes.

I’d love to have seen him do more though. Very good in the part, he was.

The dialogue was good too, the exchanges worked well. And the final Kiss before Captain Jack went off to face the Daleks was appropriate, interesting and a great touch.

And I fully expect my glorious friends to bag me stupid for this 180 degree turnaround. Well, I’m a woman, I’m entitled to change my mind!

Strangely enough though, one of the reasons I avoided it was that I was scared I’d lose creativity. I’ve kept myself in a vacuum entertainment-wise for a year and a bit because of this issue. And at the time I was right; I needed isolation to let my mind do its thing.

But my mind is a different one now, and Doctor Who is a part of things.

As I’ve said already: Out with the old…