Inexperience!

(Wait, whaaaa...?

... That's a good question.)

Yup, it turned out to be the most fun in a while, which was surprising. Next week is the traditional "Moffat scary episode" so I can't wait. Let's see if Moffat is still capable of giving me nightmares like he did, before.

Yeah, I'm happy. I had hoped people (and I) would be able to expand on it, so that people can have fun creating their stories.

You're the algo, One algo to rule them all, One algo to find them, One algo to bring them all and in the darkness bind them. In the land of Tokunation where the shadows lie.

*flips you off*

Yes.
But they're Mexican! Bitch.

Wha?

It is.
*unamused glare*

Yay?

It only gets...better?
Esperanza Rising. Quite a fitting title.

Really, it's a miracle that Kaixa's plans weren't ruined from the get-go!

(I love waitingforthet's comic about that.

Well, they were both Starjammers.

I wouldn't be surprised.)

Yes, Clara wanted to go see her favourite childhood character, so Doctor obliged, hoping to laugh in her face when they find out he's not real. Turns out, he is!

Oh, in that episode the Sheriff of Nottingham has an army of robots from outer space. Classic Doctor Who stuff.

I can't believe it. Did he show you his drawing?

And...wrong?

Oh, and it was her uncle who did that so he can marry her mom. And then her abuelita gets hurt and gets picked up by nuns to go into hiding. And then she has to work on a farm in California during strikes by Mexicans who face being deported. And she has tons of UST with her friend Miguel. And her mom gets sick and almost dies during a sandstorm.
And she makes tortillas.

No, they bantered with Robin Hood this week, which was hilarious. It was a fun and light episode, the kind not seen in Doctor Who for quite a while already.

I feel flattered. He's gotten a concept together, and the design was quite impressive.

Which is good. And bad.

A young girl from Mexico who must work on a farm in California after her father is killed and her ranch is burned down.