*has seen it*

[drakyndra]

And... I think I loved it. Not nearly so much as School Reunion, which was awesome, but I really did like it a lot.

More later.

Also, it seems it has caused the fandom to go into meltdown - which just makes me like it even more.

(I have come to the conclusion that I am very contrary. I like characters that get a lot of bashing - Mickey, Jackie, even Adam to an extent. I defend Rose amongst old-schoolers, but when I come across n00bs fangirling her, I can't stand her. I am rather fond of Six's coat. And an episode that gets the fandom into uber-wank automatically gets put up a few notches.

I have no idea what this is saying about me, really.)

Oh, I'm going to need some new icons...

Comments

[drakyndra.livejournal.com]

I've somehow justified that moment in my head, coming down to the fact that Reinette was an actually historical figure who didn't die for a few more years, and so he had to save her. And the fact that Ten does seem a little "act first, consider the consequences later" - which actually works rather well with the hubris theme this series appears to have. It's not just pride before a fall, it's actions have consequences. And that's what School Reunion was about, that's what the Torchwood stuff is about, and considerin the Cyberman are supposedly back for the finale, I bet that's what they are about, too.

The thing is, even if he didn't say he had a a way back, the fact that I can think of half a dozen options off the top of my head shows it isn't the hardest thing to handwave. And I think his "Oh, shit!" face when he looked back at the broken mirror was him realising just what he had done.

[aervir.livejournal.com]

Oh, I do agree with everything you say. I would just have liked to hear him say "Oh, shit!" out loud, so to speak...

[drakyndra.livejournal.com]

Point.

[xwingace]

Well... There was that remark about 'break a mirror; seven years bad luck. How about three thousand?' Or something. Damn. Need to watch again quickly.

XWA