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Sep. 4th, 2003
Sep. 4th, 2003 11:35 am
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Next Thursday, September 11th, is the two-year anniversary of my employment with AFS, Inc.
The practical upshot of this is that, as part of the monthly birthdays/anniversaries ritual here, I get cake, ice cream, a card full of not-very-funny sentiments, and a cheap pen tomorrow.
Whoop.Eee.
The practical upshot of this is that, as part of the monthly birthdays/anniversaries ritual here, I get cake, ice cream, a card full of not-very-funny sentiments, and a cheap pen tomorrow.
Whoop.Eee.
Sep. 4th, 2003 01:10 pm
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Which of the post-TV continuity DW novels would you most like to see produced as a TVM or series, and why?
I've read only a small handful of the BBC books, so I'm only considering the Virgin NAs here. And of those, I'd have to say So Vile A Sin is my choice. It has everything -- good writing, a decent plot, the Doctor is both triumphant manipulator and heartbroken realist. It sings.
Second choice would be Imperial Moon, a BBC Missing Adventure starring the 5th Doctor and Turlough. Third choice would be another BBC MA with Doc 5, Deep Blue. Both are solid stories with great character moments.
I've read only a small handful of the BBC books, so I'm only considering the Virgin NAs here. And of those, I'd have to say So Vile A Sin is my choice. It has everything -- good writing, a decent plot, the Doctor is both triumphant manipulator and heartbroken realist. It sings.
Second choice would be Imperial Moon, a BBC Missing Adventure starring the 5th Doctor and Turlough. Third choice would be another BBC MA with Doc 5, Deep Blue. Both are solid stories with great character moments.