Doctor Who

[bunn]

I'm not really following what's going on in the current series, if I'm honest, but I would just like to promote and celebrate this line :

Crowds lined the Mall today as the Roman Emperor Winston Churchill returned to Buckingham Senate on his personal mammoth.

which caused me to pause the recording for a short while so that I could chortle wildly and do a small dance in praise of the visual image thus conveyed.

Comments

[seascribe.livejournal.com]

That was, no lie, my favourite part of that episode. Possibly of this season.

[sally_maria]

I completely agree. :-)

I must also admit to squeeing loudly over the steam trains going through the Gherkin - it was just such an awesome image.

[bunn.livejournal.com]

They were great too. And the flying balloon-cars! And the pterodactyls!

On the whole, I struggled to see why time all happening at once was such a bad thing, since it appeared that ALL the cool things happened simultaneously...

A google for 'Winston Churchill on his personal mammoth' currently produces NO relevant results. I may have to do something about this.

[ladyofastolat.livejournal.com]

I came home to find a screenful of FAILEDFAILEDFAILEDs on my TV screen, with not a single programme recorded. I was going to watch Doctor Who on I-player, but now think I might not bother, but instead bask in the glory of imagining a whole episode around this image. Doctor Who confuses me; personal mammoths delight.

[bunn.livejournal.com]

Bummeroonie!
The plot was a bit baffling, but I would say worth Iplaying for the bizarre and wonderful scenery. Though sadly the Personal Mammoth did not actually appear on screen.

[bunn.livejournal.com]

... also, you might want to watch the previous one to find out why your list of Island Names suddenly in 3-4 years, starts filling up with 'Stormageddon's :-D