I’m almost a week behind on Who because last week I was out of commission for most of the week. I still plan to write about “Turn Left”, but probably more as a look at the character of Donna in general. But tonight I’m finally sitting down, steeling myself for misery and watching last Saturday’s UK ep. I’m being very kind and putting a TON of spoilers behind a cut-tag. A lot of random thoughts about “The Stolen Earth”, blatant speculation about Saturday’s finale, and pretty much the entir

Thanks to my Twitter buds GingerSnaps and Newscoma, I have found out about the Feel Good Friday thing. And it’s very cool, because I knew exactly what my first one would be, and it seems appropriate since we’re only a couple of weeks removed from Britain’s Got Talent. As with most Robbie songs, this song and video have a story. This song was originally written by Rob and his former writing partner for Tom Jones, but he passed on it and Rob decided to stick it on my favourite album of his, Esc

I’m very late on this followup to my original Britain’s Got Talent post, but a big migraine, elections and life conspired against me. However, since my original post has proven to be very popular both stat-wise and reaction-wise (it’s cool when folks who live in the UK link to an American’s post about their TV, even when they’re related to me) I’ll go ahead and finish this up. At least I don’t have to worry about spoiling anyone now (and if you’re in England and have been in a cave this week

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