"In the Forest of the Night". Hmm. So many things to say about this, not sure they're all legal.
How about I just say that this episode almost put me off watching the rest of the season. Oh, I'll keep watching, but it feels like I just can't look away from a train wreck.
We watched "The Web of Fear" last night, a 1967 (about) episode, with one part missing, and it was a hundred times better than this. We were enthralled, even with the horrible special effects (Oh no! Bubble wrap! Run!) Oh well. At least the classic show, the audios, and series 1-5 are keeping me happy with lots of good quality stories.
How about I just say that this episode almost put me off watching the rest of the season. Oh, I'll keep watching, but it feels like I just can't look away from a train wreck.
We watched "The Web of Fear" last night, a 1967 (about) episode, with one part missing, and it was a hundred times better than this. We were enthralled, even with the horrible special effects (Oh no! Bubble wrap! Run!) Oh well. At least the classic show, the audios, and series 1-5 are keeping me happy with lots of good quality stories.
- Current Mood:pessimistic
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Bless, honey. I totally get you here. But then, I always put it down to 'I'm an ass who misses Matt', lol! *Sigh*
Aww, I didn't mean to get you upset. Let's talk just classic, yeah? Still catching up on Audios, lol!! And you already know my love of S1-6. *Kisses*
I'm an ass who misses David! :) And Chris! And Matt to a lesser extent - series 7 wasn't my favorite either.
I love to cringe at DW's effects. Bubble-wrap monsters make me giggle. But I think I approach the episodes with the attitude of "I can ignore the effects because the rest of it is all so good." If you're engrossed in the story, the effects can be ignored. But if the story is terrible, the best effects in the world are not going to save your show.