Trailer for the new special, coming on the 11th...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XANy9jkUNjI


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"I think it's the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately."
-- George Carlin

Just got done watching it. A fun episode, kind of reminiscent of "Voyage of the Damned", only minus the angst and tragedy. Michelle Ryan and Lee Evans make for fun characters and they're starting to drop hints about The End.

Additionally, I also watched all the parts to the Red Dwarf special, and that was a lot of fun. Provided you get all the Blade Runner jokes.


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"I think it's the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately."
-- George Carlin

Thing about Doctor Who I could have sworn I read somewhere they were going to be trying to "age" him so it would look like he'd been traveling and having other adventures off screen.
Couldn't really see that, but I loved the way this episode played out. Only three deaths out of the assembled pasengers and aliens, he's getting better.

With the Red Dwarf speical I had to explain some of the references, I guess they missed the bit where Lister reads off the back of the empty DVD case, but really with the death scene scene the only thing missing was the muscial score, that might have added a bit more to it.

And Craig Charles is having "flashbacks" nice refernces to his last bit of jail time


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Bureaucrat: "The Federation of Time Lords is quite strict about our Prime Directive of non interference."
Doctor: "Yes, well you know what I have to say about the Prime Directive. Stick it in a black hole."

It moved a bit slowly for me and seemed really derivative of Pitch Black in a few placed, but the ending was quite entertaining.

Goddamn BBC America didn't broadcast it in HD like they said they were going to, though.


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I've never believed in suicide, but... if you want to give it a try, it might cheer me up.