noel clarke said he's not going to be appearing on TW, and i doubt he'll be on DW any time in the near future (or.. ever). he's got a lot of other projects lined up, and good on him.
you're a more casual fan, though. you watch it and enjoy it, and that's it. you're not moved to write 5,000 word essays on how s2 proves doctor/rose or how s3 proves something or other about gallifreyan culture, or write fic where the doctor and mickey travel through space and time together. i also think that is how i got through s2, because back then i wasn't nearly as involved in fandom or invested in the show. i was like, "wow, this episode was pretty shite. i'll ignore all the bits that were crap, though, because i liked that one scene." also it was more like buffy for me, where i sort of... never liked buffy for the first four seasons, but i still really liked the show. then when s3 of dw started and i was like, "damn, martha is awesome!" i could see more what had missing.
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Date: 2008-11-16 05:33 am (UTC)you're a more casual fan, though. you watch it and enjoy it, and that's it. you're not moved to write 5,000 word essays on how s2 proves doctor/rose or how s3 proves something or other about gallifreyan culture, or write fic where the doctor and mickey travel through space and time together. i also think that is how i got through s2, because back then i wasn't nearly as involved in fandom or invested in the show. i was like, "wow, this episode was pretty shite. i'll ignore all the bits that were crap, though, because i liked that one scene." also it was more like buffy for me, where i sort of... never liked buffy for the first four seasons, but i still really liked the show. then when s3 of dw started and i was like, "damn, martha is awesome!" i could see more what had missing.