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Scott
Location: Southwest US
Member Since: Sun Sep 02, 2007
Posts: 326
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Subj: Don't get me wrong ...Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 at 01:37:16 am EDT (Viewed 558 times)
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 at 10:39:21 pm EDT (Viewed 559 times) |
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I love alternate timelines. I've been waiting for this episode for three reasons.
1) The almost crossover that it provided, mentioning all those characters and showing all those events. Yum!
2)Seeing another fun timeline where things go wonky.
3)Because this was the sequel to that Sarah Jane episode where the Trickster said he wanted to erase the Doctor.
I loved it. I didn't see any motives against mothers. I didn't care if any thing was wonky. I sat back and enjoyed it. Pretty much the same reason why I enjoyed Indiana Jones 4 and Independence Day. I just sat back and allowed myself to be entertained.
What bothered me was Sci Fi.
I know they cut things out, but I enjoy sharing it with my family. Well, Sci Fi cut out the part where Rose mentioned Torchwood. I guess they felt that since they don't air the show, they can cut any reference.
Does that mean Torchwood's parts in the next two episodes will be cut, too?
And they didn't show the preview that showed Rose, Martha, Sarah Jane, Luke, Torchwood and all the others in next weeks episode.
GRRRRR! I've been waiting three weeks to share that on my TV.
Go to the link below to see the scene.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wm7Iwn8MDI&feature=related
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... I quite liked this episode, as well, not in the least because, as I said, we see how awesome Donna has always been, in spite of her mom and her life.
If you like the crossover here, you'll love the more full-blown crossover of the next two episodes. It's as close to a George Perez-style "Crisis" in the Whoniverse as the show has ever come.
And good eye, for catching the reference to the Trickster.
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