Just finished Doctor Who season 4.

[North_Ranger]

After years of bitching about the Finnish telly not showing Doctor Who past Season 1, I finally found the rest of the seasons on the internet.

Just finished Journey's End.

Bloody. Effin'. GLORIOUS!

Army of Ghosts and Doomsday, frickin' exciting - and incredibly heartwrenching

Pity there weren't any more Judoon save in Smith & Jones and The Stolen Earth.

The literature geak in me LOVED The Shakespeare Code to bits.

Oh Master, you gloriously evil and twisted son of a bitch!

Cried at The Planet of the Ood and The Doctor's Daughter. The song... and Jenny... *sniffles*

And the Season 4 finale... I couldn't get my eyes off the screen, and the bittersweet ending had me in tears.


Now I feel really disappointed at Finnish telly: they passed on these in favour of crappy German crime shows and The Ex List. *sighs*

Oh well... It's late and I'm probably a wee bit emotional right now. Just needed to vent in a place where there's maybe someone else who knows what the hell I'm jammerin' about.

 

[North_Ranger]

I've yet to see those, admittedly. I just thought I'd share the sentiment with you folks.

 

[ThatNickGuy]

WOT?!

 

[DarkLordRaptor]

Loved the 4th season and the specials. Can't wait for the next one, although its still quite a while until November. Then two at Christmas. Not looking forward to the new Doctor though.

 

[JCM]

It has highly emotional content for a 'mere' scifi show. Virtualy every single episode had a point where I had tears coming down my face. I watched each new episode with great joy and I think my heart was racing every single time of excitement alone.

I do again have to urge you to watch those 2 specials.

The Next Doctor is brilliant as well as funny and The Planet of the Dead is the first Doctor Who episode to be filmed in HDTV.

Basically, This.

 

[Covar]

Loved the 4th season and the specials. Can't wait for the next one, although its still quite a while until November. Then two at Christmas. Not looking forward to the new Doctor though.

I will ease your fears with a word. no. six.

Stephen Moffet is the head writer.