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New Who: The Impossible Planet was wonderful, especially for an Alien (not, note, Aliens) fan like yours truly, and having watched The Three Doctors in recent months, I can't help but wonder ( spoilery things. )
Meanwhile, I wrote Action and Reaction, a fourth season Alias ficlet, as a response to several challenges (over at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
fandom_muses, at alias500 and ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
yahtzee63 and eirena daring me to). The Bad Wrong, it is doubled. I blame JJ.
Also, according to Alias executive producer Jeff Pinkner, ( spoilery s5 finale stuff. )Interesting. Mind you, I'm of the opinion that authorial intention on tv does not count as a "must" - i.e. we're free to interpret what we see - but it's intriguing that this is what the writers intended.
Meanwhile, I wrote Action and Reaction, a fourth season Alias ficlet, as a response to several challenges (over at
fandom_muses, at alias500 and yahtzee63 and eirena daring me to). The Bad Wrong, it is doubled. I blame JJ. Also, according to Alias executive producer Jeff Pinkner, ( spoilery s5 finale stuff. )Interesting. Mind you, I'm of the opinion that authorial intention on tv does not count as a "must" - i.e. we're free to interpret what we see - but it's intriguing that this is what the writers intended.
