Dude, you were the one who said, "the mystery part is sort of boring."
Keep in mind, that's after I a) solved the mystery and b) rewatched the mystery half a dozen times. And then attempted to wear a Becca-filter and predict which parts you'd most like to see. Yes, the seedy-con-artists-squabbling-amongst-themselves plotline is the weakest one in the series (except when they have SINGING AND DANCING ACCOUNTANTS, LOVE), but really, its worst flaw is the fact that it makes you think, "wait, why am I watching this scene when I could be fastforwarding to one with David Tennant in it?"
but a little of that goes a long way
NOOOOOOOOOO, you lose at campy fun!
Also, The Clash is ruined for me now.
Muahhahhahah! Just think of a soggy DT drowning people in swimming pools, and all will be right with the world.
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Date: 2006-12-31 07:41 am (UTC)Keep in mind, that's after I a) solved the mystery and b) rewatched the mystery half a dozen times. And then attempted to wear a Becca-filter and predict which parts you'd most like to see. Yes, the seedy-con-artists-squabbling-amongst-themselves plotline is the weakest one in the series (except when they have SINGING AND DANCING ACCOUNTANTS, LOVE), but really, its worst flaw is the fact that it makes you think, "wait, why am I watching this scene when I could be fastforwarding to one with David Tennant in it?"
but a little of that goes a long way
NOOOOOOOOOO, you lose at campy fun!
Also, The Clash is ruined for me now.
Muahhahhahah! Just think of a soggy DT drowning people in swimming pools, and all will be right with the world.