There was an interesting/comical bit in the Doctor Who episode tonight. The Doctor is in an American town in the late 1800s wild west. At one point he asks to borrow a horse. The horse's owner agrees and goes on to say that the horse's name is Joshua. The Doctor says no it isn't; I speak horse, it's Susan and he wants you to respect his life choises.
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Gender confused horse.
LOL! Love watching Doctor Who
May Your Light Forever Shine
lololol
I've got to see that one.
Upon my liar's chair
Full of broken thoughts
I cannot repair
Awesome!
lol! Awesome! Gotta love the Doctor!
Have delightfully devious day,
as river song say's "Spoilers"
i'm so glad i didn't read this prior to watching the episode.
Australia airs episodes a week after the UK, due to us being ahead of UK in time.
So please use the Tag Spoilers - Doctor Who (or whatever show) when commenting on a show.
I downloaded early sunday morning australia time, and watched after lunch sunday, laughed my head off when it got the the horse scene.
and yes, i will be buying the DVD's when the season ends for thoses damning me as a pirate, i have ALL the Dr Who's from 2005 onward bought legally on DVD.
Neighbours
So funny, Susan and 'has someone been peaking at my Christmas list' had me on the first bus to chuckle town
k-jo
I was lying down minding my own business when life came by and drove right over me
Too pretty to be a boy horse
Wasn't a big part but Susan was an impressive beast---Rich chestnut with that white star and the striking golden mane---and played her part with consummate professionalism. Fun episode. That Yul Brenner sure has put on weight though...
Looking out my window while watching this episode I can see ........ horses. Mostly combinations of brown, black and white. The 2012 drought has driven one of the local wild herds into our neighborhood since summer began. Their whinnying late at night melds with my dreams. As much as I love seeing them (especially when they've got babies wobbling along with them- so cute!) I pray that we get a good snowpack this winter so they can move back out into the chaparral, where I'm sure they like it better and there aren't any crazy homeowners chasing them away from their begonias with rakes, country that looks amazingly like whatever part of England (Andalusia on Thames?) they filmed that episode in.
~hugs, Veronica
Well shit, I guess it really CAN happen here..,
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