Sometimes it's hard to be a Whofan...
Thursday, April 22nd, 2010 01:14 am![[personal profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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... Especially one of a political bent.
First comes the news that Paddy Ashdown has better taste in Doctors than Our Glorious Leader. On the one hand, this is hardly unexpected in that Paddy is awesome on two legs, and Clegg is 1, younger and 2, more populist, but I still feel a tiny twinge of disappointment. You're a Liberal, Cleggy! You don't have to pick the one every bugger else does!
(FWIW, of the four on offer I'd pick Pertwee, but only if they wouldn't let me say Colin Baker)
Second, and more importantly, comes the terrible gnawing away at Whoness by the forces of Labour. TWO panicky political broadcasts featuring David Tennant, one with Sean Pertwee and one withCelery Boy Peter Davison... I mean, one I could ignore, but two? Even worse, the Peter Davison one is GOOD. Dammit. I can never watch Time Crash again without feeling violated now.
I'm off to read
First comes the news that Paddy Ashdown has better taste in Doctors than Our Glorious Leader. On the one hand, this is hardly unexpected in that Paddy is awesome on two legs, and Clegg is 1, younger and 2, more populist, but I still feel a tiny twinge of disappointment. You're a Liberal, Cleggy! You don't have to pick the one every bugger else does!
(FWIW, of the four on offer I'd pick Pertwee, but only if they wouldn't let me say Colin Baker)
Second, and more importantly, comes the terrible gnawing away at Whoness by the forces of Labour. TWO panicky political broadcasts featuring David Tennant, one with Sean Pertwee and one with
I'm off to read
How Doctor Who Made Me a LIBERALagain to cheer myself up.
