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 Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 9:09 pm
I liked it. It was clever and funny.
Did anyone else just love the Doctor's filing system? XD
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Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 11:52 pm
lol yes. does he have a box for every letter?
i liked the episode. probally my favourite of this series. it was funny and light hearted. i also enjoyed the detox scene. much funny. the kiss would definitely surprised the doctor more than a slap. i hope the next 2 episodes are good. and they're written by steven moffat so yay!
i didnt see david tennant's dad. was he in it? ninja
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Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 6:08 am
3mmi i didnt see david tennant's dad. was he in it? ninja Yep, the very dignified footman (non-speaking) at the garden party. He's the one who gives the Colonel his drink.
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Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 6:52 am
RionaDaidouji
Did anyone else just love the Doctor's filing system? XDNo. It annoyed me. You'd think it'd have it's own room rather than being under the floor. There's more to the TARDIS than the console room! I want to see some more rooms. In the old series you sometimes saw companion's bedrooms... and in one Fifth Doctor story, the TARDIS has Gallifreyan fire extinguishers. : D
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Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 9:43 am
I like it very much when Doctor were asking what they were doing, all of them were telling lies. And it's a very funny scene to see what they actually did!!! It made me laugh a lot.
Parts of the reasons I don't quite like this episode are:
-I didn't know who's Agatha Christie.
-I don't like the idea of the Wasp. It's a bit eek for me.
For me, season 4 has been cool so far. This isn't one of the best episodes in this season though. I like it but just not Wow wow wow wow like the previous ones wink
McPhallus, I think this guild members has too much complaints here and there for something that they liked (?Doctor Who that they like are past tense? since many gaians talk about how bad is RTD and how bad are those love scenes). Even I rather post Doctor who forums outside gaia without getting all these complaints of these and that of a show that I love so much.
Whenever they put something on the show we feel don't like it, this guild usually have posts magnify that at least 3 times (if ones bothered to read those emo posts). Everyone here won't forget who said bad things about Donna! and about Astrid. Yes I did complaint I don't like Astrid the character here but because I just want to squeeze out what most of you want to hear. I edited that post after few hours!
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Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 6:51 pm
Obligatory doctor/companion kiss in a non-serious situation! "Really big shock coming up..." Actually, I'm glad I didn't see it in a trailer. ^_^ Now I want to watch the confidential for this episode... Kecitich I like it very much when Doctor were asking what they were doing, all of them were telling lies. And it's a very funny scene to see what they actually did!!! It made me laugh a lot. Me too. xd I liked Agatha a lot in this episode, and the dynamic between her and the Doctor. But it seemed a bit weird at the end for the Doctor to say she is the "best-selling novelist of all time" considering all the other great writers he's been meeting. The future printing date was cool, but I wish they had left that line out. The wasp romance also didn't make sense to me. >_<
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Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 1:11 pm
Mecill I liked Agatha a lot in this episode, and the dynamic between her and the Doctor. But it seemed a bit weird at the end for the Doctor to say she is the "best-selling novelist of all time" considering all the other great writers he's been meeting. The future printing date was cool, but I wish they had left that line out. That's because as of now, she is the best selling novellist of all time. Her stories are WINRAR.
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Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 7:44 pm
Shangrii-La Mecill I liked Agatha a lot in this episode, and the dynamic between her and the Doctor. But it seemed a bit weird at the end for the Doctor to say she is the "best-selling novelist of all time" considering all the other great writers he's been meeting. The future printing date was cool, but I wish they had left that line out. That's because as of now, she is the best selling novellist of all time. Her stories are WINRAR. I believe she is only outsold by Shakespeare and the Bible. At least, that's what it says on my copy of "And then there were none"
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2008 7:20 am
Sorry I've been out for a while, been extremely bombed at work. Loads of essays to go over with students and not enough down time for me sad Anyway, I did like the episode. I'm a big Agatha Christie fan so when I found out they were doing an episode with her in it, I was so ecstatic! I loved the comic relief Catherine Tate had for the episode, and I certainly enjoyed the "whodunit" appeal of the show's storyline. I hope next week's episode will be just as fun. 4laugh
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Posted: Fri May 23, 2008 6:19 am
Anna Mnemi RionaDaidouji
Did anyone else just love the Doctor's filing system? XDNo. It annoyed me. You'd think it'd have it's own room rather than being under the floor. There's more to the TARDIS than the console room! I want to see some more rooms. In the old series you sometimes saw companion's bedrooms... and in one Fifth Doctor story, the TARDIS has Gallifreyan fire extinguishers. : D I agree with wanting to see more of the TARDIS, but some how, just sticking things in boxes under the floor is so Doctor 10-ish. It just makes sense with this particular incarnation of the character. Though, when he told Donna to look at the copy-write page, I expected it to say, "Copy-write, Donna Noble."
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Posted: Fri May 23, 2008 3:15 pm
Dawntreader5 Anna Mnemi RionaDaidouji
Did anyone else just love the Doctor's filing system? XDNo. It annoyed me. You'd think it'd have it's own room rather than being under the floor. There's more to the TARDIS than the console room! I want to see some more rooms. In the old series you sometimes saw companion's bedrooms... and in one Fifth Doctor story, the TARDIS has Gallifreyan fire extinguishers. : D I agree with wanting to see more of the TARDIS, but some how, just sticking things in boxes under the floor is so Doctor 10-ish. It just makes sense with this particular incarnation of the character. Though, when he told Donna to look at the copy-write page, I expected it to say, "Copy-write, Donna Noble." I expected that too. Another disappointing moment of the episode. stare
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Posted: Sun May 25, 2008 8:30 pm
The episode was liquid crack, I swear. It wasn't as plot driven as some of the other episodes, but man was it entertaining. It was also nice to have a refreshing break from all the darker episodes of this season. (though the Moffat episodes aren't gonna maker things any lighter xd )
The Detox scene was hilarious, along with all the murder mystery jokes.
Though while Agatha Chrisite is amazing, my favorite mystery author is Rex Stout. (The Nero Wolfe series)
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Posted: Mon May 26, 2008 10:31 am
I loved this episode! Especially Donna constantly going "Is *he* the murderer, then?" - I thought that was great razz
Agatha and the Doctor had really good chemistry aswell, it was weird - and, I thought she was gonna travel with them for a bit when he said she "disappeared for a while and no-one knew where she went" but unfortunately not sad
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Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 7:34 am
I don't know about you lot, but i loved it when they were having flashbacks.
xDDD
Bloody 'ell the Old man's one and the Doctor's one cracked me up.
That and the Detox scene.
And the scene where they had outed wasp boy. The 'Bzzzz'ing cracked me up something horrid. I think mum was about ready to throw her shoe at my head with the way I was carrying on about it.
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Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 9:36 am
Detox scene + flashbacks = Brilliant. rofl
It's good to have those random little humorous episodes before the serious arcs. :3
[ I happen to have bought an Agatha Christie novel for my trip to London in a few days D: ]
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