Haven Update: New newsletters in the Index

[selenay]

The Fandom Newsletter Index has been updated with 3 shiny new newsletters for Sarah Jane Smith (Doctor Who), Harry Potter and Stargate Atlantis. Take a look if you're interested in any of those fandoms.

And for SJS fans, don't forget to set up your videos for the Sarah Jane Adventures tomorrow afternoon. Curse the BBC for not going a grown-up friendly repeat on Sunday tea-times :-( Still, it should be fun!

ETA: Make that 4 new newsletters - spotted a Transformers newsletter when browsing through referrers to my site!

Comments

[paranoidangel]

The video is set! Although I am still on a high from yesterday's tennis, so couldn't care less about SJA at the moment, despite just watching Invasion of the Bane (although possibly because I followed it by watching some of the tennis I taped yesterday) :)

[selenay]

I wondered where you were in the stands :-) I take it that you had a really good day, then? All tennised-out?

I'm currently feeling a bit too tired to be completely excited about SJA, but I'm sure that I'll feel differently tonight when it's time to watch the video :-)

[paranoidangel]

I did have a good day. But it takes two weeks of tennis to tennis me out :)

I was excited about SJA when I sat down to watch it, but I'm not now I've seen it - it was alright but not that great, I felt.

[selenay]

It wasn't as good as the pilot, I thought, but showed promise. Possibly using the Slitheen for their first story wasn't the best choice. It's clearly aimed at a younger audience than DW - a younger audience than I had thought they'd be aiming at - which may be the other element.

I'm not going to stop watching, though. Sometimes these things take a couple of episodes to get into their stride.

[paranoidangel]

I think they said it was aimed at 6 year olds, whereas DW is more 7-10. Which is more of a problem for those of us a bit older than that.

But no, I'm not going to stop watching either. Especially as what I really like in fiction is parent/child relationships where they're not actually related in that way, so I find Sarah & Luke really fascinating.