The "we think FEAR HER is an underrated classic" club
DavetheScot
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I may as well get in on the act...
Not REALLY a classic, but underrated yes. OK it was a bit whimsical eg the scribble, but it was enjoyable all the same, with some memorable lines. And I thought the dad monster in the cupboard was good.
Not REALLY a classic, but underrated yes. OK it was a bit whimsical eg the scribble, but it was enjoyable all the same, with some memorable lines. And I thought the dad monster in the cupboard was good.
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Well, if Love and Monsters can have one, I'm sure Fear Her can!
Did your mother never tell you that two wrongs don't make a right?
Love & Monsters is quite good...Fear Her is more boring than watching paint dry
Never mind, I'm sure someone will appear to defend it.....yes, someone will defend it.........................is that them? Sorry, my mistake, it's a lamppost........................won't be long now, honest............................................................while we're waiting should we discuss how good Adam was as a companion??
Sorry, but there is nothing good about Love and Monsters. Not one thing.
I didn't find Fear Her boring at all. I liked it.
It's the one that closely resembles a Twilight Zone called "It's a Good Life" by Jerome L. Bixby.:D
Whilst admittedly no classic Fear Her does have some redeeming features.
It's the only Series 2 episode (by accident or design) that replicates the Doctor/Rose vibe from Series 1.
The Shayne Ward gag was also a nice touch.
2/5
Regards,
Cypher