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Doctor Who: The Family of Blood (2007)
WOW! I loved it!
Just indescribable. I loved it to death.
This episode and the one preceding it were incredible. Although all of Series 3 was awesome, these two just went the extra mile.
Unforgettable.
The only criticism I have was not having more snippets of the Doctor's children. That would have been intriguing from my point of view, but it's probably just me. Including it would most likely have slowed the story down and distracted from the emotional climax, so I think it was best the way they did it. Maybe they could provide a spin-off as to what happened to the Doctor if he had stayed John Smith. Unlikely, but it would make for an interesting show.
My wishful thinking.
Anyway, congrats to everyone involved in this - it was fantastic. My throat caught when I was watching this and my eyes were a little wet. I haven't cried since I watched 'The Lost Prince'.
I loved it and I'd recommend it to anyone, even if they aren't a devoted Doctor Who fan.
Doctor Who: Human Nature (2007)
Amazing
I LOVED THIS EPISODE!
It was entrancing. It just had me hanging onto every word when I watched it.
It had been video-taped because I was out on Saturday night so I watched so many times that Sunday and the first time I'm pretty sure the entire village could hear me and my friend scream at the cliffhanger - the only reason I'm not giving it a 10.
That stuff is so frustrating!
I love it when personal touches are added to shows.
This episode was fantastic.
It is definitely among my overall Doctor Who favourites!
David Copperfield (1999)
First Part: Excellent Second Part: Dull
I first watched this when I was about eight and it was showing on the ABC or something. I only saw the first part however, but even at the age of eight, I loved it (this was before Daniel Radcliffe had been cast as Harry Potter) and my absolute favourite character was the young David. But I also found Aunt Betsy Trotwood extremely amusing. The first part was put together very well, and was a top-notch, high quality drama.
About six months ago, I decided to buy it and I absolutely loved the first part once again and looked forwards to watching the second. Unfortunately I found it dull and dreary compared to the first half. The second David was so appalling, that I remain convinced the only reason he was cast was because he was a descendant of Dickens himself. I was immensely glad when the thing was finished. I would also like to point out that Ciarán McMenamin and Daniel Radcliffe do not look in the least alike.
All in all, it was a decent production. I hope that the talent Daniel Radcliffe showed in this small production will also come through in December Boys. He was entrancing in this.