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What an unusual first impression.

She's a doctor, or soon to be. Good. Mind of a scientist.

Rain going up? That would be awesome to see, actually. And profoundly disturbing.

On the moon. I feel bad for the sick gal who had her window open.

All this crying is a bit pre-epmtive, I think. I'm pretty sure the crying would hit me much later, after taking a while for the truth to actually sink in and be real. My natural skepticism is pretty high.

"Are we trespassing on the moon or something?" As far as identifying with characters, I'd say I'm probably more like her in my daily interactions than Rose. I ask a lot of random, quizzical questions, usually just to vocalize whatever I'm curious about.


"Rose. Her name was, Rose, and, and we-were-together." Wow if that isn't ambiguous. The Doctor is ever so awkward, sometimes.

And what an interesting difference we're seeing now between Ten and Nine. Nine actually *did* want to be on his own until Rose forced her way to his attention... but Ten seems barely able to handle it. He needs the social feedback, desperate to fill that gaping hole. He seems to be as afraid of loneliness as Nine was of emotional bonds. He'd invited Martha when the adventure started; getting her into the Tardis is just a formality to seal the companionship deal. Rose, you did a number on him.

Um, I realize I'm a bit late with everyone's fan reaction to the third season, but if you feel like reminiscing, I'd love to talk about eps as I go.

Date: 2007-07-06 09:55 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] grimorie.livejournal.com
Ooh, be careful what you wish for!

He needs the social feedback, desperate to fill that gaping hole. He seems to be as afraid of loneliness as Nine was of emotional bonds

I never really thought about it that way but that's exactly what Ten appears to be, afraid of loneliness, Nine seems to want to wallow in his misery thus his pushing Rose away the first time but Ten... he doesn't seem to want it. Being alone might force him to think thoughts he normally wouldn't or ever want to think about.

Date: 2007-07-06 09:57 am (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] mswyrr
I enjoyed the heck out of this one, I recall. Martha was soo clever and curious and scientific-- seriously, pulling out the x-ray machine's user's guide! Heh. I loved Ten's giddiness here: "Barefoot on the mooon!" And the way he saved the world by cleverness and willingness to sacrifice himself (with trust that Martha might save him?) and Martha saved him and the world by being quick on her feet and... just, yay!

Must rewatch tomorrow, I think.

"Are we trespassing on the moon or something?" As far as identifying with characters, I'd say I'm probably more like her in my daily interactions than Rose. I ask a lot of random, quizzical questions, usually just to vocalize whatever I'm curious about.

*nodnodnod* I felt more simpatico with her than Rose on this level, too; much as I loved Rose, I never identified with her the same way.

And what an interesting difference we're seeing now between Ten and Nine. Nine actually *did* want to be on his own until Rose forced her way to his attention... but Ten seems barely able to handle it. He needs the social feedback, desperate to fill that gaping hole. He seems to be as afraid of loneliness as Nine was of emotional bonds. He'd invited Martha when the adventure started; getting her into the Tardis is just a formality to seal the companionship deal. Rose, you did a number on him.

Ah! Good point here. Very true, but I hadn't thought of it that way before.

Anyhow, must sleep now. Look forward to seeing more of your comments tomorrow, perhaps!

Date: 2007-07-06 03:08 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] goldy-dollar.livejournal.com
I loved Smith and Jones! It was probably one of my favourite episodes of the third season.

I love Ten. Never really warmed up to Martha (though I liked her in this episode), but I've come to terms with it. And you're spot-on about Ten's loneliness. He is SO desperate for company, yet he simultaneously keeps Martha at a distance, as if afraid of besmirching Rose's memory. He practically seduces Martha to come along and then backs off as soon as she agrees.

I also love his manic energy in this one - all that craziness and faux!happiness jammed in so he can distract himself from thinking about all his Emo Time Lord pain. *sniff*

Date: 2007-07-06 07:47 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] fani.livejournal.com
She's a doctor, or soon to be. Good. Mind of a scientist.
And a responsible one at that too, she said that she needed to get exams, pay rent etc.

How'd ya like the straw scenes?

Oh and if you are watching it in Youtube it might be hard to found the next what...11 to 10 episodes. BBC's deleted the later eppys. But if not, well, ignore what I just said.

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