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I'm watching the S4 finale of Doctor Who. There's a lot of interesting and fun stuff in here and it's nice to have all the gang together doing things and being useful and stuff. But Donna gets such short shrift.

Of course, the end of her story is part of it, because ugh. But also - Captain Jack Harkness, who will pretty much shag anything, won't give Donna a hug? Really? That's just...

I am grossed out by the idea that Donna, being neither under 25 nor rail-thin, is the one person who Jack doesn't find sexually appealing.

Grossed. Out.

I am back from Camp Sparkle. It was awesome.

While there, I made a Who vid (and started another, though the second one needs more work.

I posted it to Youtube, and thought I would share.

It is very short (this was just to learn how to use iMovie, really).

Here!

Spurious Doctor Who comment-fic, inspired by the desire for either evil!Ten, Ten being tied up or, well, both. This was the result:

Summary: The Doctor's being left behind.
Warnings: None!
Also: Unbeta'd.

For kateorman.

Left Behind

( He's like an animal )

You bastard, RTD. You bastard.

Iamsoexcitedfornextweek!

Okay, people. I have catching up to do. I need to update the June Bug masterlist and make a post giving the most recent posters their props. Sorry to have been behind!

I also still haven't managed to read, never mind FB, any of the D-Day stories, or reply to the FB I received. I will manage that. Sometime soon.

In other news: this week's Doctor Who rocked. I've been a fan of RTD's since way back when (I actually broke my toe running downstairs so as not to miss the start of a QAF episode) and think he's been a fabulous writer and producer of Who. I think it's fair to say that the first season was his best, but subsequent seasons haven't been bad - and while I know he hasn't been popular with all fans everywhere, I do think he's got it in him to be stunning. (No, not every ep he's written has been perfect, but hell, everyone has their off days.) He proved it last week with Midnight which really focussed on his talents: RTD does humanity, really, really well, he does character like no one else, and that episode was all about how people respond in a crisis and it was brilliant. And this week he did the other he does best: showing epic changes of history through character, through the ordinary people it affects and showing ordinary people swept up by events. He's done the ordinary-but-special characters before - not just Rose; Christopher Ecclestone's character in The Second Coming, and the Doctor himself, and even Stuart Jones to an extent - and he does it brilliantly. I'm so looking forward to the next few episodes.

That said, I'm not getting back into Who fandom. More crazy than I am prepared to deal with, for the most part. (Then again - how in the hell am I going to get readers for my Who fic when it's done? Oh, well, that'll have to be dealt with when it's actually finished.)

I think I am done rambling now?

I'm trying to catch up on a bunch of request fics I promised back in January... Er, sorry!

Summary: JC meets someone unusual in a German club.
Warnings: Boybands, RPF, sex.
Also: Unbeta'd.

For adelate

Close Encounter

( The club was dark )

Three quick fics, written to three different requests. They're so short, I'm posting them all here, just so that they're in public.

Disclaimer: None of this is real. No, really, I promise.



Summary: Chris, JC and kissing. For musiclover03
Warnings: Boybands, RPF.
Also: Unbeta'd.

Kissing You

( 'Hey, you,' JC said )



Summary: Joey's not sure the fireworks were such a good idea. For ravenbat. Also submitted to fanfic100.
Warnings: Boybands, RPF.
Also: Unbeta'd.

Fireworks

( They have a free morning, so Joey wakes up slowly )



Summary: Lance has been away. For phaballa.
Warnings: Boybands, RPF.
Also: Unbeta'd.

Space And Time

( Before Lance knew it, JC had wrapped him in a bone-crushing hug. )