While watching it we did suspect a bit of surgery lisp. =/
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Evidently, I should have watched the repeat.
Quote: Alan C @ June 22 2008, 9:48 PM BSTI am beginning to think it is due to not being emotionally involved with it. I think I have become very cynical about life in general to get too wrapped up in a series anymore and, I know, that is my loss because I used to have passion for a lot of TV series in the past.
Well, I'd say it's pretty obvious that's what it is then. 
Poor thing. Come round mine and watch it, I was bouncing off the flipping walls with anticipation. Maybe with our afflictions combined we could make one normal person.
She definitely had a JSPorter for the first 15 minutes
Quote: Alan C @ June 22 2008, 10:12 PM BSTShe definitely had a JSPorter for the first 15 minutes
Quote: zooo @ June 22 2008, 10:12 PM BSTWell, I'd say it's pretty obvious that's what it is then.
Perhaps. I don't have any emotions, so it would kind of make sense.
I nearly cried three times at that episode.
Quote: zooo @ June 22 2008, 10:16 PM BSTI nearly cried three times at that episode.
Same! Although I actually did have a tear at one point which was swiftly faked as something in my eye.
Oh dear, yes, I had to hold back.
I must start watching them on my own!!
*shakes head*
Quote: zooo @ June 22 2008, 10:16 PM BSTI nearly cried three times at that episode.
Aw c'mon it wasn't that bad!
Har.
Quote: zooo @ June 22 2008, 10:16 PM BSTI nearly cried three times at that episode.
When the Jolly Italian bloke was saying goodbye i nearly went; when his face dropped as he said goodbye to the grandad; the looks on their faces.
Numero uno = Donna saying she was nothing. Aw.
Two = the nice foreign man being taken away to a flipping concentration camp.
Trois = Donna realising that she really is going to die.
And a sneaky number four = when the doc came back at the end and it made me all happy.
That's what it's like being a big girl.
Quote: Matthew Stott @ June 22 2008, 10:23 PM BSTWhen the Jolly Italian bloke was saying goodbye i nearly went; when his face dropped as he said goodbye to the grandad; the looks on their faces.
Ha! See!
And a boy, apparently.
Dear God. *shakes head some more*