My tweets

[scarfman]

• Mon, 13:07: Per Variety, David Yates of the Potter series to direct a Doctor Who major motion picture. I say McGann oughta be in it. Get right on that.
• Mon, 13:19: RT @RadioFreeSkaro: David Yates working with BBC Worldwide on a Doctor Who movie: http://t.co/A8GG6To9 #doctorwho
• Mon, 14:29: Okay, here we go again. Why is it always assumed a reimagining will be bad? Because fandom is religion, that's why.
• Mon, 14:54: @cartoonmoney I used the Lancelot metaphor all the time in 2009.
• Mon, 14:55: People don't realize because motion pictures are such a new medium but sequel and remake are the natural state of pop storytelling.
• Mon, 19:50: RT @RedneckGaijin: Hooray! #Twitter rolled back the format to get rid of that stupid useless "Activity" menu! If it ain't broke, QUIT FIXING IT!
• Mon, 20:55: #AKOTAS sketch: forced competiition. http://t.co/xBRVeGDj #webcomics #kingarthur
• Mon, 21:02: I have a 3faces script I could be drawing but I'm not sure it's ripe. I sat on yesterday's for the greater portion of a week.
• Tue, 06:47: RT @choochoobear: I'll say this - OWS has done little for how most people view the police.
• Tue, 06:47: RT @jephjacques: Welp, there goes our free press, guys. It was nice while it lasted.
• Tue, 06:52: RT @gzornick: NYC authorities clearly feel #OWS eviction is just and reasonable. That's why they are doing it at 2am and barring all press.
• Tue, 11:52: RT @americanpapist: Twitter @support says the "activity" tab is down *temporarily.* #RT this if you want it down *permanently.* (100 tweets and they'll notice!)
• Tue, 11:54: RT @spastasmagoria: Photoset: inventrix: You know, I wish these body types were represented more in comics. All of these people... http://t.co/BspTiJjQ

Comments

[abates.livejournal.com]

It's a fandom rule that if something strange and new is announced, you must immediately decry it as being the worst thing ever without setting eyes on anything at all related to the production!

[alienfish.livejournal.com]

I'm hopeful. However, I take issue with that statement: "It needs quite a radical transformation to take it into the bigger arena."

Odd. I've felt all along that it was too big for a television screen. *blinketyblink*