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caz963This review of The Hungry Earth just popped up via my Google Alerts and made me giggle, so I thought I'd share.
The best bits, IMO are -
1) although the Doc grabs hold of her and says he won’t let go. He does though, because he’s a bit rubbish. Tennant-Doctor would have found a way to hang on, or else he’d have jumped right in after her and kicked some monster-ass armed with nothing but his wits, a pencil and some 3D glasses…
Oh, Ten. He so would (if it had been Donna!).
and
2) Also, while the disappearance of Amy added a touch of drama to an otherwise rather pedestrian instalment, it did mean that Karen Gillan’s airtime was unfortunately very limited as a result- bad news for Kleenex who saw a corresponding sharp drop in their product sales amongst UK males aged 15- 65.
BWAHAHAHAH!! Also true.
The best bits, IMO are -
1) although the Doc grabs hold of her and says he won’t let go. He does though, because he’s a bit rubbish. Tennant-Doctor would have found a way to hang on, or else he’d have jumped right in after her and kicked some monster-ass armed with nothing but his wits, a pencil and some 3D glasses…
Oh, Ten. He so would (if it had been Donna!).
and
2) Also, while the disappearance of Amy added a touch of drama to an otherwise rather pedestrian instalment, it did mean that Karen Gillan’s airtime was unfortunately very limited as a result- bad news for Kleenex who saw a corresponding sharp drop in their product sales amongst UK males aged 15- 65.
BWAHAHAHAH!! Also true.
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