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Drive-by recs
Jul. 24th, 2006 09:49 pmThe heat having drained me of anything useful to say, here are a couple of links to other people`s smart thoughts:
Jackie Tyler leaves tv on: Paul Cornell on New Who. Paul Cornell being A Big Name in (old) Whodom, this was great to read. Plus I love that his favourite episode of s2/28 was Love and Monsters, as I am among the tiny crowd who adored that one as well, in its meta-ness. (Though it wasn't my favourite of the season - I think either School Reunion or Impossible Planet. With Girl in the Fireplace coming close behind.)
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londonkds on Race in New Who.
Moving over to Alias: A great Sydney pov on the First Gen Spies, post-show finale: Still Life, bykangeiko.
And lastly, the Pirates movie starts here at the end of this week, so I'll finally be able to read spoilery posts again. Except that I'm going to watch the Ring at Bayreuth, which means no pirates until next week, in all likelihood.
Jackie Tyler leaves tv on: Paul Cornell on New Who. Paul Cornell being A Big Name in (old) Whodom, this was great to read. Plus I love that his favourite episode of s2/28 was Love and Monsters, as I am among the tiny crowd who adored that one as well, in its meta-ness. (Though it wasn't my favourite of the season - I think either School Reunion or Impossible Planet. With Girl in the Fireplace coming close behind.)
londonkds on Race in New Who. Moving over to Alias: A great Sydney pov on the First Gen Spies, post-show finale: Still Life, by
kangeiko. And lastly, the Pirates movie starts here at the end of this week, so I'll finally be able to read spoilery posts again. Except that I'm going to watch the Ring at Bayreuth, which means no pirates until next week, in all likelihood.
