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[doyle]

I was weak and watched the new Russell T. Davies Dr. Who. I should say I've seen about 2 episodes of Who ever, never read any of the books, have no idea of the continuity. Loved the episode, but I'm very ashamed of myself and I think most of the right-thinking fandom proper would lynch me because -


I'm so one of the fangirls they're frightened of acquiring over on Gallifrey One because, yes, I think Christopher Eccleston's Doctor is The Sex and I am shipping Doctor/Rose like crazy and dying for fanfic.

:hangs head:


Okay, I've only seen five minutes of the most recent episode of Alias, but all episodes should contain Sark macking on Sydney-dressed-as-Lauren while Vaughn watches and broods. I stopped the episode because I want to pretend Sark and Syd really do have kinky sex For the Sake of the Mission (as Vaughn listens in and broods). Plus I mentally replaced Sark with Ben Affleck, and then I chuckled jovially.

Oh, those wacky spies.

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[zandra-x.livejournal.com]

Please allow a stranger to assure you there is no shame in loving Dr. Who. I was that way about Tom Baker, who had many fangirls. I remember reading a fanfic (and it may have been my first one) called, "Dr. Blue" and it was pwp about him and one of his assistants. Dr. Who. ::sigh::

I wish I could see Christopher Eccleston's version.

[doyle_sb4.livejournal.com]

Psst, do you have a fast connection? There are torrents all over the place...

I've read a bit of Tom Baker's autobiography. I believe there's a bit about having sex with a Dr. Who fangirl who wanted him to wear the costume (or possibly she wanted to wear it) so I'm not sure I could watch his version without getting stuck on that mental image.

[paratti.livejournal.com]

Meep. Now I'm having visions of use of The Scarf.

[mpoetess.livejournal.com]

Well, I wasn't before, but now...

*wanders away to a scarfy place*

[zandra-x.livejournal.com]

Sadly, it's dial up, at least for now.

Wearing his costume. Hmmm, yes, I could see that. That's like the story James Marsters tells about a girl in the middle of everything who said, "Do the voice". And how he had a complete equipment failure at that point.