
So I saw Martha Jones and Pete Tyler from Dr Who in the Beeb's new post-apocalyptic drama thing, 'Survivors'. Along with that woman from Bonekickers, that guy from Hotel Babylon, the fake!nun from Robin Hood and Neverwhere's Marquis De Carabas.
Because seemingly the BBC only employs people it's already employed for previous weekend dramas when making re-makes of its own programs.
Now I like a bit of post-apocalyptic drama in my fanfic, I'll admit it. Usually because it almost always has a relatively happy ending, because in my case it usually involves Wolvie and [insert romantic interest here] and everyone knows he could totally survive in a wilderness indefinitely just using spit and ingenuity. Seemingly the same does not hold true for my pandemic disasters on TV. Mostly because I kind of creeped myself out a lil' bit when I went to let the dog out for his late-night scamper in the yard and it really was just unnaturally quiet on the street outside. *involuntary shiver*
Also, after three days of lying in a coma-like fevered stupor, I damn well guarantee you that woman should not have been anywhere near so functional, (dehydration, anyone??) nor would her bed have been so clean. Mank but true. Though of all the suspension-of-disbelief issues to have about killer flu, it's that one which bothered me the most? *eyerolls at self* That and I get more upset thinking of all the captive animals in the world dying slow and horrible deaths without people to feed them or let them out of locked buildings than I do about all the people being dead everywhere.
That was kind of depressing. Eh, anyway. Haven't decided if I'll watch the rest of it yet.
That woman from Bonekickers still kind of suffers from Random Proclamation Disorder and I find her hard to watch. Maybe some day someone will write a script where she doesn't have to deliver some stupid random speech about sticking together or whatever.