And I think you already know my unpopular opinions, but oh, well...
-I liked Rose well enough when she was on the show, but I despised the way she was always lurking in the background after she'd left. The Doctor's lost companions under much more traumatic circumstances, and he's gotten over it. What's so special about her? Oh, wait, I already know what's so special about her, which brings me to the next...
-The Doctor was in lub with her. -_-;; More of the BBC deciding that sexing things up/adding unnecessary romance is the only way to keep people interested. They did it with Jane Eyre, and it pissed me off there, too. There's something to be said for platonic relationships besides "rest in peace," I think.
-I prefer old school to new school, hands down. That is "Doctor Who." Compared to that, what we've gotten the past few years is "Casanova in Space."
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And I think you already know my unpopular opinions, but oh, well...
-I liked Rose well enough when she was on the show, but I despised the way she was always lurking in the background after she'd left. The Doctor's lost companions under much more traumatic circumstances, and he's gotten over it. What's so special about her? Oh, wait, I already know what's so special about her, which brings me to the next...
-The Doctor was in lub with her. -_-;; More of the BBC deciding that sexing things up/adding unnecessary romance is the only way to keep people interested. They did it with Jane Eyre, and it pissed me off there, too. There's something to be said for platonic relationships besides "rest in peace," I think.
-I prefer old school to new school, hands down. That is "Doctor Who." Compared to that, what we've gotten the past few years is "Casanova in Space."