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May. 9th, 2007 10:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
beccaelizabethYou know the trouble with the long gap between Torchwood seasons is that's just longer for people to decide things aren't really spoilers.
I want to see it like it's new to me once. Just that once. No retcon required.
The middle of the season made me actually hunt spoilers, cause I wouldn't have watched Countrycide if I'd known what it was about, and I really hate the ending to 1-07.
But now I'm back to trying not to find out in advance.
I'm getting Doctor Who spoilers at college. College! I go to class expecting all is safe and then someone starts talking about That Character Who It Probably Is But We Don't Know Yet and I, er, stuck my hands over my ears and went "spoilers! spoilers!" and... was probably not amusing.
I have decided that, whenever someone asks me what I want to do after university, I shall tell them I'm going to write for Doctor Who.
History suggests this is likely a long term career option. So why not?
You know, just because only a tiny handful of people get to, and I have only managed 1/3 of this year's deadlines, and I've never written a script, and my knowledge of DW canon is only serious-fangirl and not encyclopaedic-fanboy yet, doesn't mean it couldn't be me.
*nods*
I want to see it like it's new to me once. Just that once. No retcon required.
The middle of the season made me actually hunt spoilers, cause I wouldn't have watched Countrycide if I'd known what it was about, and I really hate the ending to 1-07.
But now I'm back to trying not to find out in advance.
I'm getting Doctor Who spoilers at college. College! I go to class expecting all is safe and then someone starts talking about That Character Who It Probably Is But We Don't Know Yet and I, er, stuck my hands over my ears and went "spoilers! spoilers!" and... was probably not amusing.
I have decided that, whenever someone asks me what I want to do after university, I shall tell them I'm going to write for Doctor Who.
History suggests this is likely a long term career option. So why not?
You know, just because only a tiny handful of people get to, and I have only managed 1/3 of this year's deadlines, and I've never written a script, and my knowledge of DW canon is only serious-fangirl and not encyclopaedic-fanboy yet, doesn't mean it couldn't be me.
*nods*