Children In Need Special - Time Crash

[unfeathered]

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!

"You've changed the desktop theme?" - fantastic line!

And the idea of the Doctor being his own biggest fan.

And the wibbly-wobbly-timey-wimey stuff.

And the mention of the Master.

And just Peter Davison being so lovely, and David Tennant being sooooooo geeky fan-boy - the adoration in his face all the way through... So much fun. So wonderful! Love it.

(Oh, and I guess "Check out this bone structure, Doctor, 'cos one day you're going to be shaving it" answers the question once and for all about whether Time Lords need to shave!)

On the other hand, John, you were crap. Stick to musicals. Nice outfit and hair, though. :-)

ETA: Also see smithy161's post here because she mentioned all the things I forgot to mention here. *g*

Comments

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[donutsweeper.livejournal.com]

I've never heard that one before!

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[mad-jaks.livejournal.com]

No?? I hear it ALL the time ;-)

I've recced you some Five to watch ^*points*^

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[donutsweeper.livejournal.com]

maybe its a british saying then?

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[unfeathered]

Maybe. I know it.

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[mad-jaks.livejournal.com]

er possibly. How odd. I'd've thought it was fairly universal...

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[donutsweeper.livejournal.com]

Maybe it's me then? *shrug* We'll have to ask fandom_me and _medley_ if they've heard it

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[http://users.livejournal.com/_medley_/]

What, the beard thing? I almost choked. And had to watch it again.

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[unfeathered]

No, that was Jen saying she'd never heard of "fools never differ" and we were wondering if it was a British saying.

But the beard thing. Yeah!

I didn't get it. Had to have it explained to me

But yeah! Cannot believe they did that. On BBC tv. On Children in Need. *g*

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[http://users.livejournal.com/_medley_/]

"Fools never differ," huh? Nope, I don't think that's a saying around here.

Besides the beard comment, it sort of amuses me that they've just got eight minutes and the Master comes up in the conversation. 'Course, Five and Ten are both fast talkers, so they can get a good bit of dialogue into eight minutes!

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[unfeathered]

I really, really wasn't expecting a mention of the Master. Not even considering what had just gone before (i.e. YoH).

Mind you, Ten sounded awfully chirpy talking about the Master, didn't he? "He showed up again recently" or whatever. Nothing about "Oh, he died in my arms and refused to regenerate and then I burned him on a pyre to make sure he'd really gone for good this time."

Maybe he's totally expecting him back and all our fics with him mourning are getting it all wrong! *g*

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[http://users.livejournal.com/_medley_/]

Heh--maybe so! The Master's certainly come back from being really-dead-we-mean-it-this-time enough.

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[unfeathered]

Oooh, that makes a change - different Master/Doctor pairing! *g*

I still only have this one, I'm afraid. :-)

And yeah, I mean, we're all expecting the Master back at some point, aren't we? But maybe the Doctor is as well. Hey, maybe those tears weren't because the Master died but merely because he wouldn't be coming along on the TARDIS! :-)

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[http://users.livejournal.com/_medley_/]

Here, I'll let Three talk to Ten.

Oh, yeah, if the show runs long enough somebody'll bring him back eventually. Hee--you may have a point, there! *g*

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[hellenebright.livejournal.com]

Great minds think alike - Fools seldom differ.

I assumed it was common everywhere.

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[unfeathered]

Ah, but you're English too... :-)

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[hellenebright.livejournal.com]

Looks down at self.

Gods! So I am. When did that happen?

Re: Enigmatic comment moment

[unfeathered]

I just meant that it seems to be the English people who know it and the Americans who don't; therefore it must be an English saying. :-)