Sarah Jane Smith
Oct. 31st, 2011 06:53 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
beccaelizabethI have been saving up the last of the Sarah Jane Adventures, because once I had seen it, that would be it, all done, forever. And I wasn't okay with that. Still aren't. But, there it is, done it now. It's Halloween and seemed a time for it.
So today I watched The Man Who Never Was. But first I watched K9 and Company.
... well it's Halloween-y, with the magic and all. Mostly though, I realised if I kept on not watching it, I would one day get around to watching, and that would be the last new thing I'd see with Sarah Jane Smith. Which didn't seem quite appropriate. So.
... she has a great outfit. Random cloaks for the win. And a long coat and trousers all matching it, and a white shirt with nice details. Lots of combinations to wear that in. And there were other sets of clothes too. Seemed like she had a new outfit every five minutes. Well the story covered several days, somehow, so they showed it.
... er, yes, that's the best thing I can think of to say about K9 and Company, I liked the cloak thing.
I shall keep it, for next time I worry about my script writing skills. They're still bad, but.
The Man Who Never Was was quite good. I like the stuff about Luke and Sky getting along. ... I'm less sold on the stuff about Clyde and Rani getting along because I'm waiting for him to ask Luke out. *facepalm* But they had a proper adventure. I like it when aliens aren't evil and corporations are. Also the don't believe the hype message never gets old. And it was *facepalm* funny watching the 'hologram' be all messed up. My sense of humour, it never grows up.
... I did have to stop the episode to LOL though. Clyde's 'I've never been so glad to see a full stop' shouldn't be that funny, but somehow it ambushed me.
http://londonkds.dreamwidth.org/470062.html has more serious thinking with noticing specific satire and politics type stuff.
... I watched little alien dudes that were not Jawas trying to run a hologram with big levers. I'm happy reading it on that level, really.
I liked the ending. I liked the clips, and the family, and that the story goes on forever.
That's how story works.
I like it better.
So today I watched The Man Who Never Was. But first I watched K9 and Company.
... well it's Halloween-y, with the magic and all. Mostly though, I realised if I kept on not watching it, I would one day get around to watching, and that would be the last new thing I'd see with Sarah Jane Smith. Which didn't seem quite appropriate. So.
... she has a great outfit. Random cloaks for the win. And a long coat and trousers all matching it, and a white shirt with nice details. Lots of combinations to wear that in. And there were other sets of clothes too. Seemed like she had a new outfit every five minutes. Well the story covered several days, somehow, so they showed it.
... er, yes, that's the best thing I can think of to say about K9 and Company, I liked the cloak thing.
I shall keep it, for next time I worry about my script writing skills. They're still bad, but.
The Man Who Never Was was quite good. I like the stuff about Luke and Sky getting along. ... I'm less sold on the stuff about Clyde and Rani getting along because I'm waiting for him to ask Luke out. *facepalm* But they had a proper adventure. I like it when aliens aren't evil and corporations are. Also the don't believe the hype message never gets old. And it was *facepalm* funny watching the 'hologram' be all messed up. My sense of humour, it never grows up.
... I did have to stop the episode to LOL though. Clyde's 'I've never been so glad to see a full stop' shouldn't be that funny, but somehow it ambushed me.
http://londonkds.dreamwidth.org/470062.html has more serious thinking with noticing specific satire and politics type stuff.
... I watched little alien dudes that were not Jawas trying to run a hologram with big levers. I'm happy reading it on that level, really.
I liked the ending. I liked the clips, and the family, and that the story goes on forever.
That's how story works.
I like it better.
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Date: 2011-11-01 02:24 am (UTC)~