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06 January 2010 @ 06:11 pm
05 January 2010 @ 09:10 pm
melancholy05 January 2010 @ 09:09 pm
05 January 2010 @ 07:29 pm
Remember something I posted a few days ago about the BBC miniseries The Legend of Robin Hood? (The linked post contains a link to a page with a detailed synopsis.) The one that I thought had some resemblances to "our" RH including Robin being a part of King Richard's person guard, Sir Guy of Gisbourne being genuinely in love with Marian despite being a baddie, and Robin being fatally poisoned by Gisbourne's sister. OK, so I got the DVD yesterday and made some screencaps mainly because you all wanted to see what the other Gisbo(u)rne was like, and... ta-dah!
( Click here for some eye candy... NOT )
( Click here for some eye candy... NOT )
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amused05 January 2010 @ 11:41 pm
[64] ICONS:
-[06] David Tennant
-[58] Doctor Who
(Includes spoilers for The Waters of Mars, The End of Time, Part Two and the Series 5 Trailer)
Preview:
More Here
-[06] David Tennant
-[58] Doctor Who
(Includes spoilers for The Waters of Mars, The End of Time, Part Two and the Series 5 Trailer)
Preview:
More Here
06 January 2010 @ 01:32 am
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05 January 2010 @ 04:33 pm
Hello Magazine Most Attractive Man Poll
http://www.hellomagazine.com/vote/grand-f
Right now, he is a bit behind, so we need to work!!
You can vote once every 10 minutes.
Voting ends January 20th!
I don't know how to tag this, so if someone could help out with that.
Thanks!
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determined
determined05 January 2010 @ 01:00 pm
Title: Getting Out 4/5
Characters: TenII, Rose, Ten
Pairing: Ten/Rose
Rating: All
Beta: None, though I likely need one.
Warnings: Spoilers for The End of Time
Disclaimer: Not mine. I am just borrowing the characters, and trying to play nicely.
Summary: With the help of her new friend, Rose makes it back to her own world, to save the Doctor from himself, and perhaps even save the universe while they’re at it.
Part Four
Characters: TenII, Rose, Ten
Pairing: Ten/Rose
Rating: All
Beta: None, though I likely need one.
Warnings: Spoilers for The End of Time
Disclaimer: Not mine. I am just borrowing the characters, and trying to play nicely.
Summary: With the help of her new friend, Rose makes it back to her own world, to save the Doctor from himself, and perhaps even save the universe while they’re at it.
Part Four
05 January 2010 @ 11:42 am
I checked the community rules and posting about other communities doesn't seem for be forbidden so I wanted to share the newest community I started for the Harry Potter fandom. I'm new to the fandom but I have been reading the books since they have come out and am a huge fan.
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hogwarts_hovel is my new community and it's really a place for anything Harry Potter related, it can be about the actors, fan fic, icons, whatever you want. Really no rules except being polite.
So please come and check it out and join if you are interested! :)
hogwarts_hovel is my new community and it's really a place for anything Harry Potter related, it can be about the actors, fan fic, icons, whatever you want. Really no rules except being polite.So please come and check it out and join if you are interested! :)
05 January 2010 @ 05:21 pm
If you could dedicate a song for/to David what would it be?
A song about him, his energy, his enthusiasm. Or maybe a song about your feelings towards him - how you like/love him, or your appreciation of his talent/looks(!) etc.
Just asking 'cause I'd love to make a tribute video and would love your song suggestions. I was thinking something poppy and bouncy :) (since I always think of David with a smile on his face - I love his smile, it makes me smile too).
A song about him, his energy, his enthusiasm. Or maybe a song about your feelings towards him - how you like/love him, or your appreciation of his talent/looks(!) etc.
Just asking 'cause I'd love to make a tribute video and would love your song suggestions. I was thinking something poppy and bouncy :) (since I always think of David with a smile on his face - I love his smile, it makes me smile too).
05 January 2010 @ 09:55 am
http://sue-denimme.livejournal.com/1960
Not quite as dialup-unfriendly as the others, but still.
Not quite as dialup-unfriendly as the others, but still.
05 January 2010 @ 06:53 am
Hi! *waves* It's my first post even though I've been around for nearly a year now! :)
Anyway, I decided after the finale to re-watch David's run on Doctor Who. You know, therapy. *g* I then had the great idea of posting my thoughts on each series as I watch them. I finished series 2 yesterday. If you think you can handle a little nostalgia for the good old days, go have a look. Enjoy!
Series 2 post can be found here: michellemtsu.livejournal.com/38489.html#c
Anyway, I decided after the finale to re-watch David's run on Doctor Who. You know, therapy. *g* I then had the great idea of posting my thoughts on each series as I watch them. I finished series 2 yesterday. If you think you can handle a little nostalgia for the good old days, go have a look. Enjoy!
Series 2 post can be found here: michellemtsu.livejournal.com/38489.html#c
05 January 2010 @ 02:00 am
Sorry for the crap in the beginning, this is x-posted in my journal, but it's mainly my End of Time/End of Ten reaction.
In DC, we have DirectTV on campus, which allows me to catch BBCAmerica but not USA, for some odd reason. Here at home we have Cox Cable, which allows me to catch USA but not BBCAmerica. Ironically enough, I leave DC prior to Doctor Who "The End of Time" being played on BBCAmerica to come here where I can't catch the channel. In the same vein, I'm leaving home prior to White Collar and Burn Notice coming on USA to return to DC where the channel doesn't work.
I don't find this funny in the least. -_-
However, I did watch the second half of The End of Time online New Year's Day, and it was as I expected. It was an amazing episode ( spoiler ) but also a sad one. I didn't want him to go! None of us did, I'm sure. But it was epic and completely unexpected, as to who knocked. (I was not expecting that! But when it happened my face just fell. Like, damn.) And it allowed David to go through so many emotions throughout the one hour of the show.
( spoiler )
But I enjoyed it and shed a few tears on The Doctor's behalf. Yet from that little teaser we got of Matt Smith, I think I'm going to like him. He won't be my Doctor, no, but I think he's going to be pretty good.
Guess I'll watch some David Tennant "Hamlet" to get my mind off things. :)
In DC, we have DirectTV on campus, which allows me to catch BBCAmerica but not USA, for some odd reason. Here at home we have Cox Cable, which allows me to catch USA but not BBCAmerica. Ironically enough, I leave DC prior to Doctor Who "The End of Time" being played on BBCAmerica to come here where I can't catch the channel. In the same vein, I'm leaving home prior to White Collar and Burn Notice coming on USA to return to DC where the channel doesn't work.
I don't find this funny in the least. -_-
However, I did watch the second half of The End of Time online New Year's Day, and it was as I expected. It was an amazing episode ( spoiler ) but also a sad one. I didn't want him to go! None of us did, I'm sure. But it was epic and completely unexpected, as to who knocked. (I was not expecting that! But when it happened my face just fell. Like, damn.) And it allowed David to go through so many emotions throughout the one hour of the show.
( spoiler )
But I enjoyed it and shed a few tears on The Doctor's behalf. Yet from that little teaser we got of Matt Smith, I think I'm going to like him. He won't be my Doctor, no, but I think he's going to be pretty good.
Guess I'll watch some David Tennant "Hamlet" to get my mind off things. :)
04 January 2010 @ 10:22 pm
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okay04 January 2010 @ 11:34 pm
It was only this past summer that I discovered the epic awesomeness that is David Tennant. A bit late to the party, but at least I made it. I started off with Doctor Who. Now, over the past month or so, I have been devouring all the DT works I can get my hands on, culminating in a massive Tennant-Fest this last week of new and earlier productions. It’s been an absolute blast, and with each piece I view, I find myself ever more in awe of DT and his boundless talent.
As I’ve been seeing works for the first time, I’ve been writing reviews/reactions to them in my journal. I thought I’d share them with all of you. The posts are varying blends of (attempted) thinky thought analysis and fangirl squee, depending on the subject (and my mood at the time). I would really love to get your feedback and hear your takes on these shows/films. While I’ve been doing my best to convert friends and family, most where I live have never heard of David Tennant and have no idea what the hell I’m on about. So, it would be such a treat and very much appreciated to discuss these with all of you!
Warnings: POSTS CONTAIN SPOILERS FOR THE SPECIAL/SERIES/FILM DISCUSSED! Some of the reviews are quite lengthy. Also, I occasionally swear.
At some point I’ll probably write reviews of the Who episodes/specials and other things I’d already seen before I started doing this, and I haven’t gotten ahold of all DT’s other works yet (still trying and would appreciate aid), but here’s what I’ve assembled reviews of thus far :
New DT Works
Older DT Works
Blackpool, Einstein & Eddington, Recovery, and Bright Young Things (same post divided into sections)
Which David Tennant work is your personal favorite and why?
ETA: Because I fail at html...
04 January 2010 @ 08:26 pm
{9}Braveheart
{22}Gone with the wind
{17}Legend of the seeker
{18}Merlin:BBC
{20}Tristan&Isolde
MORE HERE
04 January 2010 @ 08:25 pm
Title: Family Ties and Antidotes, a Sequel to Vamping (A Parody)
Author: Marjatta
Rating: R (somewhat ruder and coarser than the first part)
Summary: Robin and Marian solve some difficult problems created by scriptwriters.
Spoilers: For the finales of both series 2 and series 3.
Disclaimer: The original, non-parodied versions of these characters belong to the BBC and Tiger Aspect. No copyright infringement intended; just mockery, rudeness, ridicule, snorts, yuks, and the usual snarks. Vampires, on the other hand, are in the public domain!
Nighttime couldn’t come quickly enough for Robin.
04 January 2010 @ 08:21 pm
Title: Family Ties and Antidotes, a Sequel to Vamping (A Parody)
Author: Marjatta
Rating: R (somewhat ruder and coarser than the first part)
Summary: Robin and Marian solve some difficult problems created by scriptwriters.
Spoilers: For the finales of both series 2 and series 3.
Disclaimer: The original, non-parodied versions of these characters belong to the BBC and Tiger Aspect. No copyright infringement intended; just mockery, rudeness, ridicule, snorts, yuks, and the usual snarks. Vampires, on the other hand, are in the public domain!
Being a vampire was the handiest trick Robin could ever have imagined.
05 January 2010 @ 01:50 am
The new, final round of voting for the National Television Awards has begun. David Tennant is a finalist in the Best Drama Performance category and Doctor Who in the Best Drama category. Lets give the man what he deserves for his End of Time tour-de-force! Vote here:
http://www.nationaltvawards.com/default.a