The Brig: Yes, I love him, in spite of my general anti-military sentiments (and I didn't like it when he blew up the centurians. We could never get someone like him now. Also, he was so having it off with Liz for a while.
UNIT: New Unit kind of stinks. They're way too trigger happy. It's that silly, habit of making everything 'darker and edgier', which really just makes them unlikeable. I like your fanon about it not being truly the same organisation.
Torchwood: I haven't actually seen a single episode of the actual show, but your Old Torchwood fic has made me a bit more interested.
''Sex and Violence'' just makes me think of that Flying Circus episode.;)
Romana: You know how Sarah Jane is sometimes referred to as the companion, Old School-wise (why, exactly?)? That's how I feel about Romana: She was the first Old School companion I actually saw, in the Key to Time Arch (which is perfectly good and I don't understand the dissing). I've never quite questioned that she and the Doctor were romantically involved, or at least had feelings for each other. The attraction just seemed perfectly obvious from The Ribos Operation and onwards. The way I see it, Romana I: UST, Romana II: established sexual/romantic. It makes me sad how some people dismiss her. Is it because of S17?
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The Brig: Yes, I love him, in spite of my general anti-military sentiments (and I didn't like it when he blew up the centurians. We could never get someone like him now. Also, he was so having it off with Liz for a while.
UNIT: New Unit kind of stinks. They're way too trigger happy. It's that silly, habit of making everything 'darker and edgier', which really just makes them unlikeable. I like your fanon about it not being truly the same organisation.
Torchwood: I haven't actually seen a single episode of the actual show, but your Old Torchwood fic has made me a bit more interested.
''Sex and Violence'' just makes me think of that Flying Circus episode.;)
Romana: You know how Sarah Jane is sometimes referred to as the companion, Old School-wise (why, exactly?)? That's how I feel about Romana: She was the first Old School companion I actually saw, in the Key to Time Arch (which is perfectly good and I don't understand the dissing). I've never quite questioned that she and the Doctor were romantically involved, or at least had feelings for each other. The attraction just seemed perfectly obvious from The Ribos Operation and onwards. The way I see it, Romana I: UST, Romana II: established sexual/romantic. It makes me sad how some people dismiss her. Is it because of S17?