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I just have the last episode to watch for season 1. I think that the tv series keeps quite true to the book although there are a lot of added storylines and characters. Do you all like the addition of the extra characters and storylines?

Good idea - but do you think we would be able to keep on topic abut the film?? I know that I go off in a different direction a lot of the time.

I have to admit that I am getting slightly addicted

She has some good one liners though!

Sookie definately makes up for it!

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I just think that the plot of

Which is the best series you have read so far?

I think that this all may happen in the last book? I may be mistaken though. I need to re-read the whole series!

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I think that I have covered this somewhere in another thread, but I really didn't think that it was that bad! Yes, they missed loads of stuff, they are always going to in a film of this length. I didn't like how they forced relationships in the audiences faces, nothing was subtle! However, there were some funny moments, I liked the wand bit and I liked Slughorn. I try to hold the film and books seperately in my head as the film will never live up to my high expectations!

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I didn't think that Which is the main reason why I didn't really like BD.

Poor you! My b/f walked in on me watching it and I think that he thought that I was watching a mucky movie. I didn't really like Bill in the first episode, but I am on episode 6 and I can definately see his appeal

:lol: I am really looking forward to it! I like how each doctor brings something new to the table.

It is definately worth a watch! It is better than the previous films imo.

Haha! I am glad that I am not the only one who noticed that - he clips the end of her name when he says it if that makes sense?

I don't think that they The film is never going to live up to the book, there just isn't enough time in the film to cover everything. I try to appreciate the film for what it is.

Wow!! He actually looks like the doctor now! I'm excited...!

Depends how easy to read it is as well as how good it is! If something is a little heavy going, I tend to re-read certain paragraphs so I definately know what is going on. Also depends on what kind of day I have had at work

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I am hoping that Buffy season 1 will be on my doorstep when I get home

Wow! That is some challange Gyre, but it looks like you are well on your way with it!

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