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extremely negative reaction )

spoilers for episode 6 )

On a far more positive note, I thought Next of Kin was fabulous: not just the parts set in England but also those in Lahore. There was also some (very brief) f/f content. From reading reviews, I know many viewers were unhappy with the idea of a Muslim family affected by terrorism, which seems the worst kind of cliché, but Archie Panjabi and Jack Davenport were both as amazing as they always are, and I thought the story was sensitively told. (Take notes, Chibnall, for pity's sake.)

Ugh, Doctor Who is suddenly making me feel so awful. This is one of those times I'm just going to tell myself that it's just TV; no need to get upset about it. But still.

Next of Kin

Oct. 7th, 2018 10:32 pm
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I'd seen somewhere, on Shabana Azmi's twitter iirc, that Jack Davenport has worked with her, but I sort of blanked out on it. Now that I've refreshed my memory, I'll go look for the series, which stars Archie Panjabi and Jack. Here's an interview with him. I love how he fanboys over Shabana Azmi, and I must say I agree completely with the interviewer's description of his responses, on the very difficult subject of terrorism, as "precise" and "eloquent".

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I don't think there are any JackDav fans remaining on my flist, alas. Doctor Who fans may know him as Michelle Gomez's husband. (As an aside, just how cool would it be to see the first female Master meet the first female Doctor?) *I* know him as the gorgeously gay Peter Smith-Kingsley from The Talented Mr Ripley and, of course, Commodore James Norrington. ♥

In other news, I randomly discovered that Photobucket is working again. I spent a few happy hours going through all my old stuff. To celebrate, here's a (non-colour) colourbar I made for Peter, back when people on LJ still used colourbars.

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Speaking of the Doctor: IT'S TODAY, IT'S TODAY! See you on the other side. *g*

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