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[nonelvis]

For the record, about the only thing that could make "Voyage of the Damned" even more boring is watching it on SciFi with 90 million commercials. But at least every now and then I can look up from the fic I'm working on in the background, or the calufrax recs I'm starting to write up, and go "Oh, look, the pretty man is on TV."

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[iko.livejournal.com]

The first time I watched it, it was alright. I thought it was better on a second watching. Does that makes me really weird? Then again, during the second watching I was more into the little dialogue-y bits and the moments of fun and I tuned out and knitted during stuff that I didn't care much for. Or thinking not-so-innocent thoughts during parts that I thought were eh (re: when the Doctor takes the helm).

[nonelvis]

Second time around, it was even more apparent to me how much it all goes downhill once the meteors hit the Titanic and the episode just becomes a bad disaster movie. I enjoyed the opening sections more, though I think SciFi cut part of "The Stowaway," and may have even cut my favorite scene, the one where Astrid blatantly comes on to the Doctor. ("You should see me in the morning." "Okay.") On the other hand, I wasn't paying complete attention, so maybe I missed that bit?