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fannish5 is a repeat which I've done already - Which five dead characters would you resurrect if you could? . Just as well, because I'm totally worn out from writing Christmas mail and other Christmas-related signatures.To paraphrase Yoda, if you writing your name you must seven hundred times, not so well you will look!
However, thanks tokalypso_v, I know how to brighten up my day. Radio Four put up a repeat of my absolutely favourite radio conversation of my favourite New Who Doctor/Companion team, which means us foreigners can listen to it again for a week: Catherine Tate interviews David Tennant in February 2008. As this was between seasons 3 and 4, it has absolutely no DW-related spoilers whatsoever, and if you managed to miss it the first time around, you really should listen to it now. I promise it will brighten up your day as well. These two are as funny together offscreen as they're on screen, and embarrassingly, I can quote part of that conversation by now. ("Would David like to meet Richard Schiff? David would like to be Richard Schiff!")
fannish5 is a repeat which I've done already - Which five dead characters would you resurrect if you could? . Just as well, because I'm totally worn out from writing Christmas mail and other Christmas-related signatures.To paraphrase Yoda, if you writing your name you must seven hundred times, not so well you will look!However, thanks to
kalypso_v, I know how to brighten up my day. Radio Four put up a repeat of my absolutely favourite radio conversation of my favourite New Who Doctor/Companion team, which means us foreigners can listen to it again for a week: Catherine Tate interviews David Tennant in February 2008. As this was between seasons 3 and 4, it has absolutely no DW-related spoilers whatsoever, and if you managed to miss it the first time around, you really should listen to it now. I promise it will brighten up your day as well. These two are as funny together offscreen as they're on screen, and embarrassingly, I can quote part of that conversation by now. ("Would David like to meet Richard Schiff? David would like to be Richard Schiff!")
