Deja vu?

[dahlia_moon]

So, the computer is giving me heartbreaks once again. I swear it's more temperamental than I am sometimes. It's not too bad though: the mouse is just not working for some reason. Something about a 'USB malfunction.' I've tried disconnecting the mouse and then reconnecting it again and then connecting another old one from my brother's laptop, but nothing. It's so irritating because technically everything works, but you can't click on anything. (Well you can- if you keep hitting the tab key and enter, but that gets bothersome after a while.) (Am using brother's computer to write this up.) Uuughhh, it's so frustrating; if it doesn't freeze up, it has to totally go bonkers on me.

So, we're gonna have to buy a new mouse and hopefully it'll work? (Which is frustrating in itself because money's been tight lately and I don't want to waste my money on a mouse, but it looks as though we won't have any choice.)

The good news is there are only two more episodes until the season finale of Doctor Who (well it's not really good news, but I am very excited because the episodes look freakin' awesome and I'm looking forward to the Doctor's new companion in season four; I loved her in  The Runaway Bride special and I think she'll be better than Martha).

-I knew that there was a Professor Yana in this episode, but how cool is it that it were initials for what Professor Boe had said: "You Are Not Alone." I didn't see that one.

-I liked Chantho's character, but it was really annoying how she had to being every sentence with "Chan" and end it with "Tho." It was really sad how she died though.

-JACK! Jack appears at the beginning. I'm glad that we learned something about him though. I loved him in this. I seriously thought there was a slashy moment between the Doctor and Jack though when Jack was taking his clothes off. Was it  just my imagination or was the Doctor getting flustered?

-The Master is really evil. Imagine taking the Doctor's TARDIS! He does look hot though. (Oy, am I vain.) Speaking of him, I wonder why he made himself human? We know the Doctor only made himself human for a brief period of time because there were aliens chasing him, but why had the Master turned himself human? It's also sad because I see him as like a lonelier version of the Doctor. He was all alone for a very long time. At least the Doctor had companions with him. I just don't understand why he turns on the Doctor though and tries to take over the universe. It seems a bit silly to me, the taking over of planet Earth; I dunno seems kinda stupid.

-The futurekind were very scary.

That's all from me; was a very exciting episode. ^^

Comments

[willow-babe.livejournal.com]

As someone who has seen it already, OMG It's brilliant the next episode. The last three are all linked in a way. I don't want to say any more in case I spoil it, but it is brilliant!

And the master is played by John Simm! John Simm of Life on Mars fame! If they ever show that on BBC America make sure you watch it.

[moon-destiny.livejournal.com]

I hear that they're part of a three-parter episode, so I know they're connected.

I have heard of Life on Mars, and I think they do show it, just haven't been able to catch it- not yet, but will do.