Re-showing Trial in Aus - up to second part (Doctor presenting evidence, not the Brickyard). See what you mean - but we're loving the clothes and hair (definitely the 80s). In Aus, should be expecting Invasion maybe Feb as Rose last year screened in UK (or according to their newspapers, I keep my ey...

Oops... it's school hols now, came back and realised exactly how lame I sounded. Sorry guys, that was written during exam block.

thanks... I had to return Knife to the library the other day... waaah...

Personal opinion: I think it's a bit foolish that the new series is getting a whole lot of haka with making the daleks fly. They did that in one of the old series except not quite as dramatically - just a cr**py blue glow in todays standards, a magnificent feat back then.

Here in Aus we're viewng the old series again... we're up to Frontios , in Peter Davison's era. A couple of weeks ago we saw The Five Doctors reunion. Fingers crossed The Christmas Invasion screens here soon! ps the new series started here in May, ended soon after. Half my Strings group at school is...

Actually, I thought the Emperor Dalek was a magnificently cool nod to the history of the series. It first appeared (in a much more primitive version) in the 1967 serial The Evil of the Daleks, which was voted the best Doctor Who serial of all time in a fan poll in 1993. This despite the fact that t...

Am I sounding lame?

Without the shadow of a doubt, Knife of Dreams is the best WoT novel since Lord of Chaos. Several main and secondary plotlines converge toward the Last Battle. We witness the resolution of a number of them, some that have begun in The Eye of the World. One in particular (which has been hinted at in...

I agree with Crossroads of Twilight being one huge pile of filler! Sure it gave heaps of vital clues about how Moiraine isn't dead, but Crown of Swords and Path of Daggers gave plenty of clues on that. We don't want to hear how muddy the road was for one mile of Mat's trip, or how Rand and Min inter...