#series 5

[captain-grammar]

Ben Willbond + The Stick Twirl™ | BBC Ghosts series 5 bloopers

[riversongsource]

Doctor Who The Time of Angels 5.04

[coffeewithgenius]

Series 5 Episode 19: A rite of passage

Rossi is implying Reid is only paid $50 a week or that he spends $50 a week on coffee.

Either way, that number seems way too low.

[thegarrisonpub]

You and Arthur and a couple of the Lee boys, you'll be in charge of getting Barney into position. He'll be up in the lighting gantry. We'll need chains and a twitch, Tom. No. I will medicate him. Peaky Blinders | 5x06 Mr. Jones

[mad-as-a-box-of-frogs]

What if you were to find out that no one is listening? That God had pretty much left, that Heaven had gone out of business? What would you do?

I'm No Angel (9x03): Supernatural (2005-2015) [134/?]

[expectiations]

ALEX KINGSTON as River Song Doctor Who: Series 5 Episode 12 – The Pandorica Opens

[anoninlondon]

THOUGHTS ABOUT ACGAS SERIES 5 (that nobody asked for…)

First, I love the show. I love its feel, its atmosphere, its decency and respect towards people and animals alike. I love the actors and all those who contribute to give us such lovely 7 hours of joy every year. And I’m really happy that so many people enjoyed S5.

**I hope not to be a downer to those people**

I really want to be one of them. I started so positively, absolutely loving the warm feeling of the first 3 episodes. We had really great moments - James’s struggle and return, the emotional telegram moment, Audrey *wrenning* herself into a warden uniform (and Siegfried’s reaction to it), Mrs P being her wingwoman, Jenny looking outside the farm and Helen coming to terms with it, Jimmy(s) just being cute, Carmody in all shapes and forms, Tristan hugging people, the dogs (of course the dogs)… it’s really good to remember the nice bits 😊.

Sadly, once we got into episode 4, for me things started to go a bit downhill. The locked door antics were funny, but I found them funny in a clumsy way. It’s nice that Tris and Richard came to an accord, but it felt weak, not supported by an actual understanding of one another. The last 10 minutes of the ep were delicious, but a bit too little to sustain the whole thing. Still, I was hopeful. But going forward, I really struggled to find much substance, and I’m annoyed by that. Tris drinking and going out every night - apparently because he had a *good* war? From the show that gave us the intensity of Siegfried’s and Audrey’s traumas related to the WWI, it really felt weak and inconsistent. No mention of Edward (though I still hope it’s in a PBS cut). Audrey’s warden experience - not to mention the wonderful Jeremy Swift - was used just for some comic relief - this is the same character that gave us such a window into her emotional struggle last season. I could go on, but you get the idea. James and Helen’s story was first and last episode. They kind of disappeared in the middle, and while the last episode was brilliant for them, there was very little build up throughout that again, it felt inconsistent.

Also, I wasn’t hyped by the press highlighting the ship or annoyed by the insertion of Miss Grantley. If used well, it could have been brilliant, but it felt flat. We had Siegfried wearing his heart on his sleeve for ages (Sam and Anna’s performance at the end of the last series was a masterclass in things deeply felt and not said) and suddenly we have the last episode of the series in which they barely speak to one another, Siegfried’s pride hurt by Miss Grantley’s rebuff, Audrey holding the fort by being super housekeeper, each in their own “box”. The Farnon brothers’ walk was funny and superbly acted by Sam and Callum, but it didn’t give us anything new - I thought they were far beyond their squabbles, and their time together could have been put to better use.

I just think that it was a bit of a waste. A fun, light, frothy series ( and no, I didn’t want drama for drama’s sake) where the only resolved arc, for me, was Carmody’s. The other characters are still beautifully dangling without a resolution. They gave us great performances, tender moments, lighthearted laughs, but it kind of feels disconnected and childish. It wouldn’t have taken much (after all, they have given us so much for 4 and half years!) and yet.

I don’t know if the show and the writers are changing direction (I hope not) or there is something I missed (probably) or it’s simply a way to drag things along (mostly the ship, but not exclusively). I hope (eternal optimist) for a CS that will pick up all the threads left hanging and will put them beautifully together as in the past - just under the Christmas tree for us to unwrap.

[bobbie-robron]

Sid Crabtree, Take II

10-Oct-2024 - Uninvited Guests

[benoitblanc]

TOP 15 DOCTOR WHO EPISODES AS VOTED BY MY FOLLOWERS          ↳#1: VINCENT AND THE DOCTOR (5.10)

that strange, wild man who roamed the fields of provence was not only the world’s greatest artist, but one of the greatest men who ever lived.

[sowhatifiliveinfukuoka]

篠山 紀信 + 永井 流奈

Accidents Series 5 (1998)

[rosalie-starfall]

Sally Phillips

Taskmaster - Dignity Intact

[off-traveling-in-the-stars]

rewatching the 11th doctor and gaining a lot more respect for my childhood hero. as a little kid I would daydream about going off on adventures with him, out in space, with the ponds, and I think that speaks thousands of words about the kind of hero he was. the kind of hero that kids dream of leaving home for. sometimes I still hope that a blue box will appear in my living room and take me off on adventures

[togetherkru]

BELLAMY BLAKE APPRECIATION WEEK 2023 ♚

Day 3: favourite sibling moment(s)

The Brother : Those hugs in S2 and S5

[angry-pole]

Doctor Who - S5xE7 - (Amy's Choice) ~ Original Air Date: May 15, 2010

[coffeewithgenius]

Series 5 Episode 9: 100

Reid hasn't been near much coffee this series. Surprised he isn't going through caffeine withdrawal.

[mad-as-a-box-of-frogs]

I'm the one who gripped you tight and raised you from Perdition.

Lazarus Rising (4x01): Supernatural (2005-2020) [131 / ?]