Yeah, that's me right there. I want my fun sci-fi show back!
And, you know, completely valid. I have a friend who doesn't watch Battlestar Galactica simply because it's too bleak for her.
I'm sorry that all happened to you. :(
Thank you.
I think for me, I'm going to need to see something more personal for him, instead of hope through other people. His pain and loss is so at the core of who he is - the Time War and Rose - that I really want to see hope that directly relates to him. And soon.
If he'd managed to fix the Daleks, to heal them, that would have been that kind of personal hope. Sadly, they were the Daleks, so that one was kinda unwinnable.
And for me, the more he goes down this path, the more distant he becomes to me.
Understandable. BtVS lost a lot of people when it went dark in S6. Selfishly, I do hope that he heals quickly enough for you to keep loving the show. You point out some really nifty things.
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Date: 2007-04-29 05:11 pm (UTC)And, you know, completely valid. I have a friend who doesn't watch Battlestar Galactica simply because it's too bleak for her.
I'm sorry that all happened to you. :(
Thank you.
I think for me, I'm going to need to see something more personal for him, instead of hope through other people. His pain and loss is so at the core of who he is - the Time War and Rose - that I really want to see hope that directly relates to him. And soon.
If he'd managed to fix the Daleks, to heal them, that would have been that kind of personal hope. Sadly, they were the Daleks, so that one was kinda unwinnable.
And for me, the more he goes down this path, the more distant he becomes to me.
Understandable. BtVS lost a lot of people when it went dark in S6. Selfishly, I do hope that he heals quickly enough for you to keep loving the show. You point out some really nifty things.