// June 2007
Doctor Who – Human Nature / The Family of Blood
Blimey.
And that is all I feel I can really say on the matter.
Television simply doesn’t get any better than these two rich, ominous, densely-packed, scary, surprising and heart-warming (not to mention breaking) episodes.
Wonderful. Simply wonderful.
I will of course be watching it again later.
With a box of tissues handy.
Posted on June 3, 2007 | Filed Under Film, TV, Theatre | 6 Comments
Inappropriate Thoughts
Spent a pleasant afternoon and evening at my aunt’s yesterday at another one of her annual “invite several of Rob’s moxen friends over and try and kill them with food” events.
Much food and alcohol were consumed (although miraculously I have emerged from this hang-over free) and a good time was had by all.
Two key moments stand out in my mind, however. First was Ben’s insistence, following a gargantuan repaste, that he currently felt like he’d been stabbed by a sherry trifle (a dish which, it must be said, had fumes the like of which could have made people in London Bridge tipsy).
Second was the flatmate’s revelation that tomorrow he is off to see “Fiddler on the Roof”. This lead directly to the idle consideration of what a Bugsy-Malone styled version of said story were to be perfomed entirely by children, what would it be called?
We decided in the end (after I’d laughed until I hurt) that “Kiddy-Fiddler on the Roof” probably wasn’t going to be it.
I guess you may have had to have been there.
Posted on June 3, 2007 | Filed Under Musings, My So-Called Life | 0 Comments