Дайри умерли, а я ещё нет.
[RTD] goes for big, recognisable themes and does them in a big, recognisable way: falling in love; star-crossed love; unrequited love; 'you're me best mate!'.
[...] His dialogue is Dickensesque, but much condensed: want to know what Mickey's about? Two lines later you've got everything you need to know.
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Steven Moffat is a wit, in the classic sense of someone who reverses expectations but says something instantly recognisable as true. Young Amy Pond prays to Santa: completely unexpected, totally right. But note that in contrast to Davies, it says everything about children and nothing specific about Amy Pond.
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[...] His dialogue is Dickensesque, but much condensed: want to know what Mickey's about? Two lines later you've got everything you need to know.
[...]
Steven Moffat is a wit, in the classic sense of someone who reverses expectations but says something instantly recognisable as true. Young Amy Pond prays to Santa: completely unexpected, totally right. But note that in contrast to Davies, it says everything about children and nothing specific about Amy Pond.
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