So much nerdy goodness. It's not helping me make progress on my collegiate workload (e.g., homework! Studying! scheduling counselor appointments and volunteering stuff!, e.g., stuff that needs focus!). Also really not helping my TV/movies/books fast to listen to music about Doctor Who. If my brain is focused on Doctor Who even if I'm not actually watching it, my fasting is ineffectual.
…So now I need to get at least temporarily unhooked from Still Got Legs. How is this possible? :0
I am blown away with how good they can make sounds. I mean, it all just sounds so, GOOD.
ReplyDeleteOne thing that impresses me most, is how so many of their lyrics are actually direct quotes from the show. I mean, they've really done their homework.
Which makes watching the shows even MORE fun, because a character will say a line and I'll be like- WAIT- WHAT- THAT- I KNOW THAT LINE!
e.g., William and I were watching the episode with Madame De Pompadour (which is an excellent episode, btw), and she says, "There comes a time, Time Lord, when every lonely boy must learn how to dance."
And, in Travelling Man is the same line, minus "lonely"
Also, Madame De Pompadour's storyline is freakishly similar to Amy's. Oh, Moffat.
plus like, practically every line in Everything Is Ending is a direct quote from the dialogue between Amy and the Doctor.
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