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[Subliminal]

Seriously.

Don't Scare the Hare is going to be the true star of my saturday nights.

Hare lives in an underground forest with his mate Jason Bradbury and a gang of woodland chums. He's a cheeky, likable guy with many hobbies - including: fishing, painting and fine dining (primarily carrots).
Somewhat of a charmer, Hare has an eye for the ladies, though sadly he has an unrequited crush on Antiques Roadshow star Fiona Bruce.
The problem for Hare is that, as the title of the show would suggest, he can be more than a little jumpy. If anything unexpected happens, he gets nervous and very easily scared. Unfortunately for Hare, unexpected things seem to happen in the forest quite regularly, such as popping balloons, smashing vases, exploding fireworks, cracking giant eggs and even noisy croaking frogs.


Its like lunatic apocalypse tv.

 

[isny]

It's 6pm in the UK, 9pm in the US, isn't it? How long a gap is that, actually?

We could go with releasing spoiler rights as soon as it's aired in the UK, that'd at least be normal. Although I also think "Spoiler 'til Sunday" is quite a catchy name, and therefore superior.


Moffat should be on Graham Norton at some point in the next two hours on Radio 2.

8pm EST in Canada and 1pm EST in the UK. Uploads will be up by 2ish EST, so people in the UK will be watching it 7ish hours early, and people who watch it other ways will be watching it 5-6 hours early.

 

[mclem]

Moff's on now.

Great line: "Matt Smith is... a young man created by old men from memory"

 

[JonathanEx]

Don't Scare The Hare has been scheduled either as a trap by ITV to justify cutting the license fee, or, so the comparative quality of Doctor Who makes it appear to be the best thing ever, even better than playing the end of Portal 2 while having sex with Amy Pond in a sea of money.

 

[Amir0x]

TODAY IS THE DAY

 

[Hot Coldman]

I for one welcome our new Don't Scare the Hare overlords

 

[Mr. Sam]

TODAY IS THE DAY

I read this in a faux Italian accent, like from the Dolmio advert.

I'm sad it's not Dolmio day but glad it's Who day. Just five hours to go.

 

[mclem]

I prepped by watching Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang again. My word, those episodes are *full* of ridiculously awesome moments.

 

[Dark Knight]

Here's the link to Karen Gillan on Ferguson last night.

 

[The Elite]

TODAY IS THE DAY

THE DAY IS TODAY

 

[Gowans]

Yes Steven I will rain dance.

http://twitter.com/#!/steven_moffat

Less than two hours to go (tho I have to watch it an hour late )

 

[mjc]

ALL HAIL DOCTOR DAY

 

[ZombieFred]

Doctor who in less than 2 hours, oh my god.

 

[Zabka]

Here's the link to Karen Gillan on Ferguson last night.

 

[PhoncipleBone]

Here's the link to Karen Gillan on Ferguson last night.

And the Diane Lane interview was aces as well.

But make sure to watch the ending to the show. How he sums up why he loves his job.

 

[mjc]

Doctor who in less than 2 hours, oh my god.

I'm just psyched that we American viewers get to watch it tonight instead of waiting two weeks.

 

[mclem]

Haretime!

My god, it's massive. The resurrection of Dusty Bin!

 

[Dark Knight]

There's NO WAY that Don't Scare the Hare is a real thing. This is nuts.

 

[mclem]

There's NO WAY that Don't Scare the Hare is a real thing. This is nuts.

I think it might be a Beckett play.

 

[Milabrega]

BBCAmerica airing series 5 marathon today, we get the new episode tonight at 9, can't wait.

 

[JonCha]

You know, Karen Gillan is pretty hot.

This snuck up on me. Just in time, too.

 

[mclem]

I think some animated gifs of the Hare getting Scared (ideally with the pupils dilating, that's monumentally freaky) would be quite handy for those "bail out" moments.

 

[Dark Knight]

I'm convinced Hare is the Silence.

 

[jump_button]

Did some one slip something? in my drunk wtf is this Hare 0_o

cant wait for this shit to stop

 

[mclem]

The Hare got a credit.

I repeat: The Hare *got a credit*.

 

[Lonestar]

BBC America showed a little preview of a scene in the white house. Very creepy.

 

[2th]

TODAY IS THE DAY

yay more hot ginger amy pond!

 

[Ashodin]

THE PANDORICA OPENS AGAIN TODAY

WOOHOO

 

[Wes]

Woah at that ending.

 

[mclem]

Well, that had a fair few Holy Fucking Shit moments.

Channel 70 for the Sarah Jane tribute.

 

[Ark]

Fucking cliffhangers.

 

[Sage00]

FFFFFFUUUUUU

 

[ZombieFred]

Holy crap, the silent are sure damn creepy. Awesome defense mechanism.

 

[Lach]

That......was........AWESOME!!

Bloody Cliffhanger! Can't wait till next week!
And Badger's in it!

Spoiler

Does the Doctor beeing 200 years older at the beginning mean that Smith signed a lifetime contract?

 

[Gav]

Woaaaah.

Answers please! I cant wait a week. Oh my god ive missed this, so awesome.

 

[Kyaw]

YES. Good stuff was good.

Amy is way hotter than last season.

 

[PhoncipleBone]

YES. Good stuff was good.

Amy is way hotter than last season.

It's the hair.

 

[JonCha]

Apart from a weak ending, it was okay. I was worried I wouldn't get anything but the episode was tied together nicely.

My question is:

Spoiler

What's the deeper meaning of Amy being pregnant? Amy being with child with the Doctor, or a metaphor for something else?

Also, WTF is that Jason Bradbury show? I loled.

 

[Mr. Sam]

We're all just cogs in Steven Moffat's master plan. Definitely, definitely my favourite Who series opening.

Now I'm watching A Tribute to Elisabeth Sladen. Awesome stuff.

 

[Zoibie]

Cliffhanger on the first ep, gah! Actually I'm not that bothered, that was a great episode. The cinematography is fantastic!

 

[jump_button]

it would be better if they didnt do the next time part -_-

 

[Kyaw]

It's the hair.

Yes i know.

 

[Sage00]

Apart from a weak ending, it was okay. I was worried I wouldn't get anything but the episode was tied together nicely.

My question is:

Spoiler

What's the deeper meaning of Amy being pregnant? Amy being with child with the Doctor, or a metaphor for something else?

Spoiler

Isn't it something to do with the Silent? She first complained of feeling sick (most likely due to pregnancy) after seeing them, and River was also feeling sick after she saw them in the sewer.

 

[Lach]

The cinematography is fantastic!

It really feals the production value has taken another big step forward.

 

[Zoibie]

Spoiler

Isn't it something to do with the Silent? She first complained of feeling sick (most likely due to pregnancy) after seeing them, and River was also feeling sick after she saw them in the sewer.

Spoiler

I was thinking the same. So is that what the Silent meant when it said "you have to tell him"?

 

[mclem]

*sniff*. Lovely little tribute there. Gone to an awful lot of trouble at very short notice.

 

[King of the Potato People]

That was amazing, the monsters were creepy, Delaware was awesome and the opening scene was hilarious. The wait for next week will be excruciating.

 

[JonathanEx]

I don't know if it's because the village pub has just reopened and I'd been there since lunch time, but that did not feel like 45 minutes.

Clearly it should have been a 90 minute episode. Just to explain what the hell.

 

[f0rk]

I think your enjoyment of this show relies on how much you can except the making and breaking of the rules of time travel. Fuck holes in the universe, just tell him what's happening you break that shit all the time.

 

[Danj]

So so so awesome. Interesting that the credit page at the end now shows BBC America as being the main driving force - I guess that's why you guys are getting it on the same day as we are. Which is awesome really, I wish that sort of thing would happen more often with TV shows.

Anyway, time to put some dinner on I guess.