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posted by PaulW (Sat Jun 19 10, 1:46PM)
The Doctor is not the most feared being in the universe. There are, after all, about 30 million girl geeks who *lust* for him. ...and about 1 million guy geeks who *lust* for him, not that there's anything wrong with that.
So, who or what can be the most feared being in all the universe?
Hmmm, the list as known:
5) The Terminator, early 800 series model 101, pre-hacked.
4) The Taxman (thank you, guy who wrote the Sun Makers episode!)
3) Any Vogon with a poetry collection
2) Dick Cheney, no wait, he's the most loathed...
1) Alex Trebek ("The game show host?!" "Well, he said it was someone who LOOKED like Alex Trebek...")
posted by Martin (Sat Jun 19 10, 2:30PM)
It's not even worth spoiling this one. I doubt I could even scratch the surface of what the hell is going on.
posted by Jeremy (Sat Jun 19 10, 2:38PM)
What about the beast from the two parter "the impossible planet/the satan pit"? The Doctor didn't know/ didn't believe such a being existed and the Pandorica is a fairytale to him so why not make the big bad a "make believe" monster? Oh and is it just me, or is anyone else glad the Daleks weren't the final enemy as they have been for all except one season.
posted by DaveTM (Sat Jun 19 10, 2:52PM)
My total guess. It's the Doctor but not Matt Smith. Why or how I have no clue that's why it's a guess.
posted by Becky (Sat Jun 19 10, 2:53PM)
I've been staring at the computer for at least five minutes trying to think of something to say and all I can come up with is:
"I can't wait to see MAJ's take on this." Not to mention the rest of the Internet's too.
Yes.
posted by Martin (Sat Jun 19 10, 2:57PM)
So many theories made up whilst watching that got discredited minutes later.
I hate you, Moff. I hate you in that geeky way that means I love you for torturing my soul.
posted by PaulW (Sat Jun 19 10, 3:39PM)
Wait. It WAS Alex Trebek?
posted by Martin (Sat Jun 19 10, 3:52PM)
posted by I_Sell_Books (Sat Jun 19 10, 4:19PM)
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
posted by Mo (Sat Jun 19 10, 5:35PM)
posted by PaulW (Sat Jun 19 10, 5:40PM)
It's... it's...
It's MaryAnn's long-awaited two-thumbs-up five-star review of Toy Story 3!!!
...what?
posted by steve (Sat Jun 19 10, 7:13PM)
same here
posted by Mo (Sat Jun 19 10, 7:17PM)
Gaaaaaaah! *flails* Ok, now I get it.
Someone please make my head stop. Eeeeergh.
posted by JohnnyInc (Sat Jun 19 10, 7:40PM)
Wow. So.... Anyone got a time machine to skip ahead to next Saturday?
posted by Harmonia (Sat Jun 19 10, 7:56PM)
Just have to say (new here btw)- at least we don't have to wait months and months to get an answer. Only a week. The longest week since, well, series 4 when the Doctor got shot by the dalek and we had to wait to see whether or not he regenerated.
posted by Tammy (Sat Jun 19 10, 9:20PM)
GAAAAAAAH!
Or, in other words, "How the-- what jus-- but-- was that-- and there's-- who-- that was brill--"
posted by Karen_P (Sat Jun 19 10, 10:09PM)
Well then...a bit of a cliffhanger there...holy crap!
posted by Orodemniades (Sat Jun 19 10, 10:13PM)
Good (time) Lord. I laughed, I cried, it was better than Cats.
No, seriously. Stephen Moffat, you crafty bugger...
posted by Nadia (Sat Jun 19 10, 10:13PM)
This week is going to be way too long. Also, Moffat broke my brain.
posted by Max (Sun Jun 20 10, 12:11AM)
The time meddler helped build Stonehenge; maybe he left something behind that would help.
posted by Alli (Sun Jun 20 10, 1:12AM)
HOLY %$#!...Do I really have to wait 7 days to find out what just happened? I'm going to go watch it again.
posted by Newbia (Sun Jun 20 10, 1:42AM)
Oh my God! What an incredible episode! Just...oh my God!
posted by Jo the Hat (Sun Jun 20 10, 4:41AM)
Best episode ever? I said that about Vincent and the Doctor - but this was just amazing. The revelation about the Pandorica makes complete sense and (I'm such a geek) had me thinking how pleased MAJ was going to be. SPOILING HERE if you care for it.
posted by Lisa (Sun Jun 20 10, 6:58AM)
yes he is a crafty bugger - I caught on to what was happening pretty soon into the episode - because it did remind me a lot of the Satan Pit - that's no spoiler at all.
can't wait to see what MaryAnn thought of it too
posted by Leslie Carr (Sun Jun 20 10, 5:50PM)
(Spoiler free, but I'm busting to talk.)
One of the highlights for me was that bit where the thing that had grabbed that character opened up and dropped the thing out onto the floor. Boy, that was gruesome, and made those things seem retrospectively more ghastly since season two.
posted by Lisa (Sun Jun 20 10, 8:57PM)
ha I laughed!
posted by Tonio Kruger (Sun Jun 20 10, 9:38PM)
Heh. That's all I'm going to say. Heh.
Unless you prefer MaryAnn's favorite expression: tee-hee.
And oh, yes.
"Hello, sweetie" is now my favorite term of endearment. Fortunately a real-life female acquaintance of mine already uses it. But er, she doesn't have red hair.
Of course, "Hola, Sweetie" would be even more awesome but then it is a British show.
posted by Karl Morton IV (Sun Jun 20 10, 9:39PM)
@ Leslie - YEAH!!! And when that One Big Thing happened and all Those Guys showed up and Did That Other Thing!??!? WOW!!!! :D
posted by Tonio Kruger (Sun Jun 20 10, 9:46PM)
I'm willing to bet the season finale involves so-and-so saving you-know-who from the you-know-what while using his or her whatchamacallit just as something big and dramatic happens.
However, I could be wrong...
posted by MaryAnn (Sun Jun 20 10, 10:24PM)
My blogging is up now here.
Have fun!