hogswatch on boxing day

[burntcopper]

well, Dr Who was...errrr. Slightly painful to watch. All shoutiness and a rather bad plot. Made up for it with Christmas dinner and watching St. Trinians and the Grey Gardens adaptation. Earlier, neighbours for drinks and nibbles while peoples' turkeys cooked.

The haul, so far :
Blade runner
Star Trek
An apron with cows on it
Chocolate
Empire film encyclopaedia (geeky trivia, oh yes, including the original Empire reviews - seriously, 2 stars for Tombstone and saying Costner's version was better? Crack they were smoking.)

Spent a couple of hours today over at mate's mum's, playing with baby Amelia and giggling as her older sister Sophia bounced around and hunted down any olives that were stupid enough to be lying around without an electric fence around them.
Watching Young Victoria. It's rather fun.

Comments

[be-themoon.livejournal.com]

I mostly ignored the actual plot because the Master and the Doctor running around after each other is just too much fun to watch. awwww, the Doctor's so concerned for him!

[dario006.livejournal.com]

It wasn't as bad as the travesty that was the first set of master episodes (RTD deserves a special hell for having Simms and Tennant as Master and Doctor and managing to f**k it up so badly). The stuff with this one I can forgive for that last minute with the return of the s :D

Great choice of actor aswell I thought.

[peterjevans.livejournal.com]

Sychronicity weirdness: I got an apron too!

For curries, the cooking of. Largely.

Mine had various forms of coffee on it, though. So no surprise there, then…