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I liked last night's episode rather a lot, although the Torchwood element seemed almost incidental to what was a jolly good story. I suppose this isn't surprising in a show that's still finding its feet... although we are now five episodes in to a 13 episode run. But then Blake's 7 didn't hit its stride till 'Shadow' (discuss).
However, it's good to see that PJ Hammond's instincts for the atavistically scary have not in fact deserted him. (I watched a very disappointing episode of Midsomer Murders by him the other week, when I was hoping he would nail that sense of being in a hell dimension that makes Midsomer Murders so compulsive...) Anyway, yes: FEEL THE FAIRY FEAR! And it was bang on that Lord of the Dance sounds more like a HYMN TO SATAN! *shivers* Honestly, scariest song ever.
Anyway, so, plenty that was good, plenty still to quibble about, mostly to do with my still not having a sense of this show's identity.
Spooks finale tonight, woo hoo! *gnaws knuckles*
However, it's good to see that PJ Hammond's instincts for the atavistically scary have not in fact deserted him. (I watched a very disappointing episode of Midsomer Murders by him the other week, when I was hoping he would nail that sense of being in a hell dimension that makes Midsomer Murders so compulsive...) Anyway, yes: FEEL THE FAIRY FEAR! And it was bang on that Lord of the Dance sounds more like a HYMN TO SATAN! *shivers* Honestly, scariest song ever.
Anyway, so, plenty that was good, plenty still to quibble about, mostly to do with my still not having a sense of this show's identity.
Spooks finale tonight, woo hoo! *gnaws knuckles*
Re: Did the fairies come through the Rift?
Date: 2006-11-21 04:09 pm (UTC)I loved the Cottingley stuff, which I had a mild obsession about as a kid, and I thought they handled the creepiness very well. Was the mother supposed to pregnant by her new chap? Perhaps they have left a changeling...