I stopped believing three years ago, while you keep screaming for revolution
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What is the one alien you've been most excited to act with in the Who-verse?
Matt: The Weeping Angels are probably one of my favorites. But I think episode six, "Vampires In Venice" because it was just six really hot vampires. Everyday was a joy, because we had these six really hot vampires showing up for work.
It seems like hardly anyone ever dies in your episodes. What is your reasoning for that?
Steven Moffat: There wasn't a reason. It's a big old coincidence that it happens, as many times. And I'm trying to work out when blood is first on my hands (in the series). It's in the first episode, though it happens off screen. Someone gets offed, and people do get offed this year. It's not a strategy — you couldn't keep that going, you'd be insane. I was a bit astonished when I realized I'd done it. I think there's another episode I've done this year in which nobody dies. But it's not the plan. Maybe I'm just not that dark. Who needs dark, it's dark!
What was it like changing the tone, the last few episodes and specials were a bit dour. What was it like changing it to a more family-friendly show?
Steven Moffat: To be honest, that's easy. It sort of sprung back to its natural form. I love the specials, but did I think we might have chased some of the kids out of the room. So it's good to get back to the fun and the adventure. The Doctor is never depressed for long. His idea of dying is getting 10 years younger and growing a bigger chin. It's just not that dark.
о, Стивен, как же я вас люблю!
Do you think that Amy is in love with the Doctor and why?
Karen: I think that Amy has love for the Doctor. I think that there is a really deep connection between these two people. But as for romantic? No.
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What is the one alien you've been most excited to act with in the Who-verse?
Matt: The Weeping Angels are probably one of my favorites. But I think episode six, "Vampires In Venice" because it was just six really hot vampires. Everyday was a joy, because we had these six really hot vampires showing up for work.
It seems like hardly anyone ever dies in your episodes. What is your reasoning for that?
Steven Moffat: There wasn't a reason. It's a big old coincidence that it happens, as many times. And I'm trying to work out when blood is first on my hands (in the series). It's in the first episode, though it happens off screen. Someone gets offed, and people do get offed this year. It's not a strategy — you couldn't keep that going, you'd be insane. I was a bit astonished when I realized I'd done it. I think there's another episode I've done this year in which nobody dies. But it's not the plan. Maybe I'm just not that dark. Who needs dark, it's dark!
What was it like changing the tone, the last few episodes and specials were a bit dour. What was it like changing it to a more family-friendly show?
Steven Moffat: To be honest, that's easy. It sort of sprung back to its natural form. I love the specials, but did I think we might have chased some of the kids out of the room. So it's good to get back to the fun and the adventure. The Doctor is never depressed for long. His idea of dying is getting 10 years younger and growing a bigger chin. It's just not that dark.
о, Стивен, как же я вас люблю!
Do you think that Amy is in love with the Doctor and why?
Karen: I think that Amy has love for the Doctor. I think that there is a really deep connection between these two people. But as for romantic? No.
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13.04.2010 в 23:27