Alice Dryden (huskyteer) wrote,
Alice Dryden
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The Power of LiveJournal

I don't always comment on Doctor Who, partly because there are many people whose opinions are better informed and thought out than mine, partly because my opinion is usually 'The Doctor needs to be forty years older and stop kissing everyone'. But here are some bullets on The Power of Three, and my first shot at using the <lj-spoiler> tag.

[Spoiler (click to open)]
  • Much <3 for Kate Stewart.
  • Amy and Rory need to decide whether they're in or out. They are as annoying as a cat that's always on the wrong side of the door.
  • The Cubes reminded me rather of the plastic daffodils from Terror of the Autons, which also remained inert until millions had welcomed them into their homes.
  • See also Trillions by Nicholas Fisk, in which weird tiny crystals inexplicably arrive on Earth overnight.

Overall? Enjoyed it apart from the anticlimactic ending and the kissing, OH GOD THE ENDLESS KISSING.
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    I had a busy long weekend, almost like the way things used to be. Howard visited, and very kindly drove me to Beckenham for a swim on Saturday…

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