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Mar. 31st, 2013 08:40 amAlright, so, Doctor Who last night was interesting. I am sort of terrified of using wifi now though, which may be a problem in later life.
OMG, someone out there needs to use those characters to name their network, if they can @_@
Yeah, Moffat really does well in episodes with a horror bent to them. And I am beginning to really like Clara, I am interested in seeing where this goes. A bit worried at things ending up too much like first season Amy or River but, unlike many people, I still have faith in Moffat pulling things off because his track record has had more good than bad.
And Orphan Black was pretty awesome too. I have to admit, I didn't realize quite how adult it was going to be but it's all good by me. Especially because it's a Canadian sci-fi show! How awesome is that? Clearly some money from BBC America or something (which finally explains why that's that channel airing it in the States) but filmed in Toronto and made by Temple Street who does Being Erica, which I also love (and need to catch up on at some point).
Really excited to see where both shows go next and I think they make an interesting pair up on Saturday nights together, even if Who is decidedly more family-friendly. I really hope viewers stick around to watch both.
OMG, someone out there needs to use those characters to name their network, if they can @_@
Yeah, Moffat really does well in episodes with a horror bent to them. And I am beginning to really like Clara, I am interested in seeing where this goes. A bit worried at things ending up too much like first season Amy or River but, unlike many people, I still have faith in Moffat pulling things off because his track record has had more good than bad.
And Orphan Black was pretty awesome too. I have to admit, I didn't realize quite how adult it was going to be but it's all good by me. Especially because it's a Canadian sci-fi show! How awesome is that? Clearly some money from BBC America or something (which finally explains why that's that channel airing it in the States) but filmed in Toronto and made by Temple Street who does Being Erica, which I also love (and need to catch up on at some point).
Really excited to see where both shows go next and I think they make an interesting pair up on Saturday nights together, even if Who is decidedly more family-friendly. I really hope viewers stick around to watch both.