Ironically just before I was going to post, one of my best friends just told me her fiancé just split up with her and started seeing someone else. Dreadful.
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Season's 4 Finale was like 10 times more depressing than Season 2. And that ending was depressing enough. Deffinitely worth the watch though.thecaptainof said:
I've spent nearly $1000 on action figures in the past month. My girlfriend likes it though. She isn't fat, or ugly. That's not depressing at all!
My favorite book is vastly unknown by most people i talk to. House of Leaves.
My favorite book is vastly unknown by most people i talk to. House of Leaves.
(Sorry for bugging in at the end of this quote-chain)Disaster Button said:
Seriously? 'cause the Season 2 Finale was just awful. I get teary just thinking about it.
I think it was Eccleston's smile that really did it. And the though of not seeing it again. I seriously had to smile everytime he smiled and said "Fantastic". So the last words the Ninth Doctor say really hit me.
Oh, and there are more Doctor Who episodes who are seriously depressing. Like Human Nature and Family of Blood. I love Doctor Who because of these episodes. They show that you can have good drama in TV-series, real feelings, instead of the usual over-the-top soap-opera drama-rama bullcrap. Now I want to watch Doctor Who, but I cannot, and that makes me sad as well
Well I thought it deffinitely was a lot sadder. I've seen it 3 times and I've actually shed tears every time. Although you'd have to watch the Christmas episode with Catherine Tate and the rest of Season 4 to truly appreciate it in all its sadness.Jaqen Hghar said:(Sorry for bugging in at the end of this quote-chain)Disaster Button said:
Seriously? 'cause the Season 2 Finale was just awful. I get teary just thinking about it.
I think it was Eccleston's smile that really did it. And the though of not seeing it again. I seriously had to smile everytime he smiled and said "Fantastic". So the last words the Ninth Doctor say really hit me.
Oh, and there are more Doctor Who episodes who are seriously depressing. Like Human Nature and Family of Blood. I love Doctor Who because of these episodes. They show that you can have good drama in TV-series, real feelings, instead of the usual over-the-top soap-opera drama-rama bullcrap. Now I want to watch Doctor Who, but I cannot, and that makes me sad as well
But speaking of other episodes, I never really liked the Family of Blood episodes. They were actually the only 2 episodes I turned off and I just don't know why.. But another episode I can think of that's sad is the Season 4's "Turn Left" That was also pretty damn horiffic.
And I'm the same, episodes like these really make me love Doctor Who that much more. It's the idea of the Doctor having all these wonderful and unique chances to do anything, but when he doesn't have a companion he's alone and is most of the time. It's just a pretty awesome show.
Really have to start watching season 4 then!Disaster Button said:
I can understand that. They are pretty different from all the other episodes. Probably because The Doctor isn't The Doctor...
I think I'll get in trouble for saying what I'd like to do to those bastards....Shadowfaze said:
If they didn't do it for nothing, what did they do it for? Sadistic pleasure? Self Defense? Peer pressure? They were on an acid trip and they thought he was some kind of hideous lobster-like creature?ethaninja said:
EDIT: Being John Malkovich had a very sad ending...
