Enzo Matrix schrieb: You have a good point. In "Runaway Bride" I thought that Donna's character was a dreadful almalgam of all of Catherine Tate's characters from her "comedy" show. She was far to shouty for my tastes. I gladly say that I never saw them.. Thankfully in this series she has toned down the shoutiness...

... she? IIRC I told you that I saw lots of potential in her role, and in herself even in the "Runaway Bride" episode. But then I was unbiased which may have helped in my case. You have a good point. In "Runaway Bride" I thought that Donna's character was a dreadful almalgam of all of Catherine Tate's characters from her "comedy" show...

... she is not "Ace", or the hamster, or is she? IIRC I told you that I saw lots of potential in her role, and in herself even in the "Runaway Bride" episode. But then I was unbiased which may have helped in my case. When there's not an overwhelmingly beautiful face or body in the way I tend to watch ...

... what though bud, I'm very pleasantly surprised at how bloody brilliant Dona Noble is as a DW companion. Would never have thought it possible after Runaway Bride. By the way - how many Seasons of DW have been made since these last ones - and - is "Eureka" finished ???? This is ...

...what though bud, I'm very pleasantly surprised at how bloody brilliant Dona Noble is as a DW companion. Would never have thought it possible after Runaway Bride. By the way - how many Seasons of DW have been made since these last ones - and - is "Eureka" finished ???? -- The Canadian ...

... what though bud, I'm very pleasantly surprised at how bloody brilliant Dona Noble is as a DW companion. Would never have thought it possible after Runaway Bride. I wouldn't say she's brilliant, but she's an awful lot better than I expected her to be. -- Enzo I wear the cheese. It...

... wrote it <lol> Tell you what though bud, I'm very pleasantly surprised at how bloody brilliant Dona Noble is as a DW companion. Would never have thought it possible after Runaway Bride. -- MTM. <Heu! Tintinnuntius meus "A drum, a drum; Mickbeth doth come."

...'s tax assessor's records, you'll see that he's had some recent paperwork done on the house, so I don't know if he refinanced it to buy out his Runaway Bride, or what. I can't find stuff the way you do, I am not worthy, I am not worthy. hehh. But there's never been one single shred of real ...

... into the Black Hole of FoleyGate. From the newsrooms of the big city dailies to the talking heads on cable TV, this is a better story than the runaway bride or the white girl on Antigua; plus, it's cheaper to cover. While America was collectively De-Foley-Ated, Bush was left all alone to bark his fear-...

... into the Black Hole of FoleyGate. From the newsrooms of the big city dailies to the talking heads on cable TV, this is a better story than the runaway bride or the white girl on Antigua; plus, it's cheaper to cover. While America was collectively De-Foley-Ated, Bush was left all alone to bark his fear-...