If there was a way to give this more than 5 jelloids for a rating, I would! This is truly what a 5 jelloid story is. It's a quintissential Seventh Doctor story from beginning to end.

story: The Word Lord is back, the most powerful monster that the Doctor has ever faced, with the threat of there being more Word Lords out there. How do you defeat someone who is in words and can control the universe with them? It's ish... gone…

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Um... I'm not sure what to say. It's not that there's a problem with Deimos - there's not, it's good. It's just that it's the first part of a two parter, and it really doesn't feel like it's over yet. It'd almost be disingenuous to say anything.

story: The plot concerns a museum exhibiting the remains of an Ice Warrior settlement on the Martian moon Deimos, and the band of Ice Warriors awakened from its hidden vaults,…

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story: the plot is that the 4th Doctor and Romana 2 is looking for a Charged Vacuum Emboitment to escaoe from E-Space and they find one with an invasion force.

what I thought: The plor has an epic feel with the first inter-space invasion. Lalla Ward works well with this. She capturd Tom's mannerisms so perfectly and brings him into it nicely. Susanne Brown's charector is dry for this story though. The acting is fine though. It's not a bad story. The music and special…

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1. Bella is a perfect character (“Mary Sue”), which Meyer hides by calling her clumsy.

2. Being clumsy is not a flaw if Edward always catches her.

3. She can’t do anything without Edward.

4. And when he leaves she attempts to commit suicide.

5. Meyer is living out her own fantasies by writing about Bella, who is clearly herself.

6. The books aren’t well written, just because every other word is a fancy adjective doesn’t make it good writing.

7. All the rules Meyer sets… Continue