daphnie_1: Sherlock with his magnifying glass against a blue sky. (ST: Kirk/Spock | Character refrences)
daphnie_1 ([personal profile] daphnie_1) wrote in [personal profile] teyla 2010-07-04 06:05 pm (UTC)

I actually will say that I think it's one of Moffat's failings this season. He had a chance to continue with representing a wide spectrum of sexualities and it makes me sad - and a little angry - that he didn't do so.

ESPECIALLY since this is a BBC show. Diversity is part of the charter!

I avoided the coments in that post for the most part and will continue to do so :/ I read the post and it actually made some really interesting points - namely the difference between text and subtext. I think sometimes I get so hung up on the subtext that I forget these things aren't explicitly stated. (You make a point in one of the other comments about Doctor/Vincent. I saw it, but it wasn't TEXT).

*edited for clarification.

I also didn't notice the thing with River. Hm. I don't know what to make of that.

I've been thinking about that and your right - subtext is NOT the same as text, and it's not proper representation.

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