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31 Saturday Aug 2013

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newwhoforyoutoo:

You asked!  I watched.

And it was a really nice tribute to Elisabeth Sladen.  After I watched her in School Reunion I looked her up online and was saddened to learn how she had died.  My only real experience with her is what I have seen during the Tenth Doctor era.  I don’t know if I will go back and watch all of the Sarah Jane Adventures, but I might watch the ones where the Doctor shows up.  

And it was really sweet to see David Tennant and Matt Smith talking about her, and what she meant to them because they were right.  She was the Doctor Who companion when they were watching the show and they grew up knowing her.  And then get the chance to work with her as an adult.  That must have been great.

School Reunion is one of my favourite episodes and the one where I really knew I liked the Tenth Doctor.  The dynamic between him and Sarah, Sarah and Rose.  It helped tie together some of Classic Who with New Who in a way that I could understand. 

After the Christmas episode, I am going to start to work my way through the Classic Who that is available and worthwhile to watch.  Need to do something till August right?  Sarah Jane is often called the greatest companion of all time.  And I need to see that.

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Lasciate Ogni Speranza, Voi Ch’entrate.: I just finished Elisabeth Sladen’s Autobiography. It was wonderful and…

31 Saturday Aug 2013

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lasciate-ogni-speranza:

I just finished Elisabeth Sladen’s Autobiography. It was wonderful and I loved every word.

But I’m not going to be ok. That last chapter just crushed my heart. The way Lis talked about the future and the past and everyone who had passed away too soon before her…ahhhhh! There were so many parts…

Lasciate Ogni Speranza, Voi Ch’entrate.: I just finished Elisabeth Sladen’s Autobiography. It was wonderful and…