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NuWho Place Like Home?
Aug. 30th, 2012 09:28 pmNot being one for changing horses in mid-stream, I'm plunging on with today's instalment of Pond Life:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ikv0QbubV7Y
In which the Doctor and Amy seem to have no problem with the concept of forced labour, although Rory, to his credit, feels bad about it...a bit...as he tucks into his Full English. Good lad, that.
It actually made me remember the existence (which I had somehow suppressed from my mind) of the S4 story Planet of the Ood, with its charming suggestion that opposing and destroying slavery, both de jure and de facto, is absolutely the right and moral and heroic thing to do...unless you end up making the people who benefit from that slavery feel a bit guilty or uncomfortable while you're at it, because that's just rude.
An-y-waaay, as Ten would have said at this juncture, let's plunge on. Last night I gave you my bottom three stories of S6 of NuWho, and tonight I intend to press on with...
( My Three Favourite Stories of S6 )
Two days left!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ikv0QbubV7Y
In which the Doctor and Amy seem to have no problem with the concept of forced labour, although Rory, to his credit, feels bad about it...a bit...as he tucks into his Full English. Good lad, that.
It actually made me remember the existence (which I had somehow suppressed from my mind) of the S4 story Planet of the Ood, with its charming suggestion that opposing and destroying slavery, both de jure and de facto, is absolutely the right and moral and heroic thing to do...unless you end up making the people who benefit from that slavery feel a bit guilty or uncomfortable while you're at it, because that's just rude.
An-y-waaay, as Ten would have said at this juncture, let's plunge on. Last night I gave you my bottom three stories of S6 of NuWho, and tonight I intend to press on with...
( My Three Favourite Stories of S6 )
Two days left!
