Moffat's clearly got a very mischeivous sense of humour, so I'm hoping for some funny, too. And even though he's a fantastic writer, even he might find it hard to sustain that sort of quality over half a season, or however many he's written this year.
The DWC (the long version) for the episode actually mentions the fact that the sonic screwdriver has now been written so it doesn't work on wood! There's a whole segment in the programme about DW 'mythology' which talks about that and other bits and pieces.
I feel like I'm force feed someone and expected to immediately except her (of course, that's probably what the Doctor feels like as well).
Yes, exactly - I think we're meant to feel the way he feels, which is clearly very suspicious and also a bit peeved becasue she's taking over which is normally what he does. But I think she softened a bit when she realised that he really didn't know her and that somehow, her message had reached him too early, because she was able to understand why he was behaving towards her the way he did.
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Date: 2010-03-20 11:45 pm (UTC)The DWC (the long version) for the episode actually mentions the fact that the sonic screwdriver has now been written so it doesn't work on wood! There's a whole segment in the programme about DW 'mythology' which talks about that and other bits and pieces.
I feel like I'm force feed someone and expected to immediately except her (of course, that's probably what the Doctor feels like as well).
Yes, exactly - I think we're meant to feel the way he feels, which is clearly very suspicious and also a bit peeved becasue she's taking over which is normally what he does. But I think she softened a bit when she realised that he really didn't know her and that somehow, her message had reached him too early, because she was able to understand why he was behaving towards her the way he did.
The Doctor and Donna are lawfully biodamped! *g*