[img size=150]http://badwithconviction.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/weeping-angels_l.jpg[/img] Blinking is a bad idea.

Yikes!!!:ohmy:

Don't blink. Blink and you're dead. Don't turn your back. Don't look away. And don't blink. Good Luck.

*shudders* The Weeping angels are my favourite Dr Who monster ever. I must say I freeze like a deer in the headlights whenever I see a picture of one, though.

I know! They scare the spit out of me!

[b]larry229 wrote:[/b] [quote]*shudders* The Weeping angels are my favourite Dr Who monster ever. I must say I freeze like a deer in the headlights whenever I see a picture of one, though.[/quote] They're totally awesome in Blink, but I really wasn't scared of them at all in S5. Idk if the writing was just weaker or what *shrug*

I think it's cause it took them like 45 minutes to realize that they were Angels.

Or because Angel Bob is a kinda likable character?

[b]memnonkarana wrote:[/b] [quote]Or because Angel Bob is a kinda likable character?[/quote] Hehe my blog title is currently a reference to Angel Bob :P Although I'm inclined to agree with Kat that spreading it out over two episodes left way too much space where they made stupid mistakes instead of keeping the pace as tight and frantic as it could have been.

[b]Owlright wrote:[/b] [quote][b]larry229 wrote:[/b] [quote]*shudders* The Weeping angels are my favourite Dr Who monster ever. I must say I freeze like a deer in the headlights whenever I see a picture of one, though.[/quote] They're totally awesome in Blink, but I really wasn't scared of them at all in S5. Idk if the writing was just weaker or what *shrug*[/quote] I agree, actually. Plus, the weeping angels move incredibly fast -- faster than you could believe...yet they moved so slow when we observed them. The angels are also only stone when they are observed (not a choice; it's their biology). They were unobserved, yet their biology made them stone...but it kept them stone even after they realized they were unobserved. So many contradictions. I mean, I know it's Doctor Who and the show is completely full of contradictions and holes, but there are only two episodes (I'm combining the two-parter) about these creatures and they can't even keep the story straight for two freakin' episodes. *sigh*