The Jabe/Forest of Cheem story arc is just amazing. It's hard to describe the awe that I felt when I watched The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe, when we learned why Jabe gave her life to help the Doctor. It's a beautiful little story, and I love it when shows flesh out that one tiny detail that could have gone unnoticed. Even when, and especially because, it was 6 series later. posted by FirstMateKate at 10:40 PM on December 26, 2012 [1 favorite]
They're all so grisly... But V made me stop and feel sad. posted by meese at 1:16 AM on December 27, 2012 [1 favorite]
Awesome, thanks! posted by alasdair at 1:57 AM on December 27, 2012
1 is for One, who died of old age
2 is for Two, who faced Time Lord rage
3 is for Three, nuked too much to fight
4 is for Four, who fell from great height
5 is for Five, quite traumatically dead
6 is for Six, who got bumped on the head
7 is for Seven, gunned down in the street
8 is for Eight, who... let's just be discreet
9 is for Nine, fate sealed with a kiss
10 is for Ten, who heard knocks amiss posted by BiggerJ at 2:31 AM on December 27, 2012 [27 favorites]
The Silents are just so creepycool. posted by Splunge at 6:47 AM on December 27, 2012
I read it as "Y is for Yeti, hunted by furries wanting silk", and thought "oh of course, but what is that on the horse?", but then read it again and then it made sense with the drawing. posted by hippybear at 7:15 AM on December 27, 2012 [1 favorite]
Also -- IS THAT SLENDERMAN STANDING WITH THE UMBRELLA IN THE TITLE DRAWING???
AAAAAAAAAAAAAGH! posted by hippybear at 7:16 AM on December 27, 2012
hippybear: It's probably Rassilon, or some other Gallifreyan bigwig. Hence the headdress. posted by BiggerJ at 5:28 PM on December 27, 2012
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