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  • The Doctor crashing Rory's stag night worked about as well as can be expected. Wonder how he managed to get Rory out of there and into the TARDIS without being glassed.

  • Poor Rory! "According to this, I am your eunuch." Coming as a rider to being told his fiancĂ©e kissed someone else the night before the wedding, too.

  • "Mummy's hydrating." LOL!

  • I liked Rory sidling cautiously away from the gunpowder.

  • So. What's worse than vampires?

  • It was of course blatantly obvious who was going to be the mole, and discussion about who was Amy's brother was just a bit cringe-worthy.

  • Rory, your timing is terrible.

  • Ofsted! And nice disruption of the perception filter, Amy.

  • So, the cracks in the universe make a return.

  • Oooh, way to make the Doctor angry: don't find out the name of someone before you murder them.

  • Ah no! Poor Guido! Also, thanks for killing off all the black characters, Moff.

  • Um. That's bad CGI, heh.

  • Rory with the broom FTW. And Amy with the hand mirror. Liked her classic scold-and-snog move, too.

  • Ah, Rory has succumbed to the I'm-not-leaving-you attitude.

  • Doctor, nothing good happens when you climb lightning rods, remember?

  • Aw no, another dead species. How come the space fish in the water would eat their mother, and how come she still looked human without the perception filter?

  • Amy and her boys. Heeee!


Date: 2010-05-08 11:52 pm (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] marymac
The Mill are especially bad at moving parts, I find. This is why you should always use animatronics.

That and when you need to recycle it ten years later you still have it and it still works.

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