If a writer writes and no one reads it --

[theoriginalspy]

Does it still make an impact.

I love doing the Doctor Who recaps, but I get the least amount of feedback on them.  It's sort of depressing.

I'm sorry, fandom.  I tried loving Martha, but the writers kept playing silly-buggers with her character  (though more obviously done to the character of Gwen from Torchwood, Martha is still a victim of it) but it just wasn't possible.

I did though, love her on Torchwood.  Weird, isn't it?

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[maypanic.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry, I was reading some just this morning but I'm terrible about not leaving feedback. I read, I sporfle, but maybe due to the format my brain processes it like reading the news and thinks feedback is unnecessary.

Have to say, in response to the latest- The Library is my idea of heaven, too. Adding the Doctor is like heaven with extra chocolate on top. Dr Moon gave me nightmares. River Song was a big meh. I will join you in roasting the PTB and bring marshmallows. Your macro-commentaries scattered in make the recaps that much more fun.

[theoriginalspy.livejournal.com]

Yeah, it's not exactly the most user-friendly, is it?

[theoriginalspy.livejournal.com]

Well, there aren't any groups that'll let me post!

Ah, you have a livejournal?

[mytonguestied.livejournal.com]

So, in response to this post...

I am addicted to your Doctor Who recaps, and just really hate the site for blocking me from responding... but also, it probably helps that I really agree with you on the martha thing. Anyway, here is me, giving feedback?

ps, hello!

Re: Ah, you have a livejournal?

[theoriginalspy.livejournal.com]

Thank you, I appreciate it!