Jun 22
Next week has already been a long week.
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Next week has already been a long week.
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Doctor Who's one episode in 2026, should be the thing I've been waiting for years. It will be the first episode to air when my daughter is old enough to watch it. I've been so looking forward to the point I can share this wonderful show with my first born.
Given the long period of time between Reality War and the next episode, I'm sure I can't be the only parent where this is the case. But thanks to an entirely self inflicted situation, the first episode after the long hiatus will be possibly the least accessible episode to new viewers the show has ever done. When this episode airs, it will be over 20 years since Rose left the show. I'm not opposed to bringing her back for an anniversary, but this episode is going to be so essential for attracting new viewers and securing the show's future, but there are members of this audience whose parents weren't old enough to watch the show when she left. And we've got this coupled with yet another deep dive into regeneration lore. This from the man who worked so hard to ensure that the 2005 series stood alone with no preknowledge of Doctor Who required. Even if the 2026 episode is a 10/10 classic beating Genesis or Heaven Sent in polls for best episode for decades to come, it will still inherently fail in its most important task: proving to new viewers that this is a show they can get into now without having to catch up with 60 years of episodes.
Doctor Who 2026 won't be my daughter's first episode, maybe we'll (slightly ironically) start with Rose on iPlayer, or maybe we'll wait and see what shape the 2027 season looks like, but I feel this is a collosal missed opportunity.
Watching more 80s cartoons with the kiddo and realizing just how much they really are toy commercials. 😆 Like, as a kid I was totally invested in these plots. As an adult, I see how flimsy they are.
But the fun thing to see is just how well some of the world building holds up. There’s some real depth to the fantasy worlds that could make a modern remake with a strong plot so good. I think it’s why I really loved the Netflix reboot of She-Ra. The world had a ton of depth and then they layered in a strong plot and great animation. I really wish things like Rainbow Brite or even Moondreamers could have gotten an equally strong reboot.
I was booping my 7 year olds nose and she yelled, "I'm being mugged by a clown!"
When we were young we used that discarded cardboard for knights shining helmet.
Now they are proud Mandalorians.
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Fanfic thoughts…
I used to believe I’d grow out of fanfic and obsessing over fictional books and shows.
In some ways, I have. I just don’t have the time for it with three little kids to care for. If I’m using my precious free time to watch something, it better be a freaking masterpiece!
But I’m still as nerdy as ever—just a bit pickier about what I read and write. I relate to different characters than I would before, and relate TO them differently.
It’s surreal how I feel so much older and yet so much the same as when I was fifteen.
…And I’m typing this post while rocking my grumpy toddler to sleep. Multitasking!
Trying to teach my kids the important lessons, such as "no talking to your sister while she's in a boss fight."
I highly suggest that everyone watch this two-minute recap of my three-year-old’s first tabletop RPG adventure.
I’m biased but the audio is A+++. The video is maybe a C- but, hey, I’m an accountant and I’m not quitting my day job (amateur video alert)!
Listen until the end to hear my husband, the Kickstarter creator, on the saxophone!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AQhi8dibcAc&feature=share
Captions available on Kickstarter:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1600170836/fairies-of-the-mistglade-a-family-fantasy-rpg