And so much for Doctor Who.
- October 11th, 2014
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Wow. Just watched last week’s Doctor Who, the one on the moon. This show has descended into utter incoherence so steadily I never even noticed when Aquaman showed up.
Thing is, I didn’t like Superfriends as an animated kids show. I don’t like it any more now that it’s called Doctor Who. I don’t expect hard science, I know it’s science fantasy, but I do expect better than Superfriends Logic. And upon getting to that point, I am done.
Ring me up when Moffat’s gone. If the show survives that long, I might come back. Then again… I dunno. I walked out on this one as the space dragon that the moon turned into laid a replacement moon egg, and wow, do I not have any fucks to give anymore. I can’t even work up being insulted. I’m just done.
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The trouble is, if you don’t watch the next episode, you’re missing an amazing 1920s (don’t know what the style is called, but it’s probably some variety of jazz, which is in itself awesome, considering) version of “Don’t Stop Me Now”. I’m not watching, so I don’t know if the episode is any good beyond this. The song plays in the background sometime in the first 8-9 minutes.
Well, if the household decides to watch it, I’ll pay attention for that part. ^_^
I just found the song on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxLR6cP1_Q8
As I said, I didn’t really watch the ep, but my son’s verdict, FWIW, (he’s the real Whovian in the family) was “better, but not good”.
(Sometime during Eleven’s term I was getting ready to take the plunge, but, um, no. I feel sorry for you guys: I’ve watched enough of the series to get an idea of what you’ve lost.)