Am I the only person who is finding it impossible to comment about Human Nature because it is such an unfinished story?
Unlike some of the two-parters, it really seems like one episode split over two weeks. And thus I am finding it impossible to come up with any thoughts, mainly because I need to know how it ends, first.
Seriously, it's like trying to come up with comment on Smith and Jones, after having seen up until hospital on the moon. Not only is it unresolved, but the major stuff hasn't even really come into play yet.
Unlike some of the two-parters, it really seems like one episode split over two weeks. And thus I am finding it impossible to come up with any thoughts, mainly because I need to know how it ends, first.
Seriously, it's like trying to come up with comment on Smith and Jones, after having seen up until hospital on the moon. Not only is it unresolved, but the major stuff hasn't even really come into play yet.
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I mean, I'd give this episode 5 out of 5, but where it ranks on my favourite episodes scale depends on the second half.
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I agree that I really need to see the entire episode to make a true judgement. Though I'll admit to being worried about being let down with part two, as I've found most DW two parters fall flat in the second part.
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And WHY ISN'T THE NEXT EPISODE RIGHT NOW, DAMMIT!
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Have to say though, I think the Family and the Jackstraws are one of the most chillingly scary villains to have appeared in this new series of Who.
And what the hell is with that Love Actually kid? I got properly stranged out by him.
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Also, to the Ten/Rose shippers, all I can do is look pointedly in the direction of Girl in the Fireplace.
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I actually think these two episodes might be the third season's equivalent of The Girl in the Fireplace actually. I love how well the romance played out here. Hopefully other aspiring writers of Doctor Who episodes like Rowling should take notice.
Me, I just want Jack back. :(
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I think the difference between Rose and Martha, is that Martha would like it if the Doctor loved her. Whereas Rose assumes he already does.
And yes, I think these are, in emotional terms, the GitF of this series.
You have only another 3 weeks to wait...
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That's still too long for me ;) I also want to see if this whole Professor rumour is true and that he is the Master who promptly regenerates into Simm!Saxon.
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Particularly given that modern mascara had only just been invented that year, and the tube-and-wand version wouldn't be around until 1957. Between the Doctor not doting on her completely and the tragic lack of mascara, her world would've been in tatters, poor thing!
We won't even go into the state of hair dye at the time. Her roots would be too terrible to even contemplate.
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