Well I stole your phrase, so you can steal my typo! And like I said, English students are allowed to read into things too much!
 

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"Where were you at the time of the murder Reverend Green?" "I was in the library with Miss Scarlett...and a rope..."
"But he doesn't understand, Irwin *does* like him. He seldom looks at anyone else...Because nor do I. Our eyes meet looking at Dakin!"

~Girlie Pirate~ Proudly number 2 in "Guys and Girlie Pirates"
 

In fact, I think it's obligatory.
 

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We get marks for it. Ike when I analysed The Great Gatsby as a fairy tale.
 

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"Where were you at the time of the murder Reverend Green?" "I was in the library with Miss Scarlett...and a rope..."
"But he doesn't understand, Irwin *does* like him. He seldom looks at anyone else...Because nor do I. Our eyes meet looking at Dakin!"

~Girlie Pirate~ Proudly number 2 in "Guys and Girlie Pirates"
 

You know, no ones mentioned how much they hated Tate yet; could we be turning a corner here, or have I spoken too soon . . ?
 

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She only annoyed me once this time.
When she went all shouty at Jenny being insensitive about Martha disappearing.
 

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I was suitably impressed by her character being able to work out the date thing...but she is still annoying, yes.
 

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"Where were you at the time of the murder Reverend Green?" "I was in the library with Miss Scarlett...and a rope..."
"But he doesn't understand, Irwin *does* like him. He seldom looks at anyone else...Because nor do I. Our eyes meet looking at Dakin!"

~Girlie Pirate~ Proudly number 2 in "Guys and Girlie Pirates"
 

Quote: zooo @ May 10 2008, 8:42 PM BST

She only annoyed me once this time.
When she went all shouty at Jenny being insensitive about Martha disappearing.

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Ah, spoke too soon then!
 

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But only once is a massive improvement!
 

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Loved Freemas entirely inept delivery of the "Im Martha Jones; who the hell are you?" line! I like her, but she does do at least one bit of woeful line delivery per episode it seems! Pity shes gone again though.
 

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I don't find Tate annoying in the slightest, and can't see why anyone would.


Freema I'm glad has gone. Let's hope that's it.
 

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Quote: Aaron @ May 10 2008, 9:01 PM BST

I don't find Tate annoying in the slightest, and can't see why anyone would.


Freema I'm glad has gone. Let's hope that's it.

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The lovely Freema's back for the season finale, I reckon.
 

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Any idea when that will be?
 

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Six or seven weeks from now.

Aaron's the only person who hides behind the sofa when the assistant comes on.
 

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Bandage has updated his blog after TWO weeks. Hang out the bunting, everyone.
 

Basically every one on that show can't act, it's pantomime but enjoyable pantomime.

Catherine Tate, just sounds like a chav mum whose been given a fine for breaking her ASBO.

Tennant? He just looks like he's having a big poo every time he tries to act properly. Otherwise he just seems like that uncool kid at school, pretending to be high after some one gave him a parsley joint.

Freeman is not a very good actor, I think she thought she was getting a job in Holby City, and that is where she thinks she's acting.

Ecclestone, Davidson, Baker, that mad hippy one now those were proper Drs.
 

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The ASDA of satire.
"Thoughtcrime was not a thing that could be concealed forever. You might dodge successfully for a while, even for years, but sooner or later they were bound to get you."� Which is exactly what happened to Winston Smith. His rebellion was not one that was foolish and too outspoken. He silently tried to defeat the Party for his personal happiness, and in the end it cost him everything he had fought for, and his love for Julia. He had learned to love Big Brother, which was his ultimate fear when trying to live a life of individuality. The Party had defeated him.

1984
 

Quote: sootyj @ May 11 2008, 11:57 AM BST

Tennant? He just looks like he's having a big poo every time he tries to act properly.

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You must do some strange poos.

You should probably film yourself doing them. Win a few Baftas.
 

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