I'm glad to hear it! I'd seen about 2 tumblr posts relating to it and was instantly drawn. I hadn't worked out which streaming service it was, but unless things change, I'm unlikely to have a month of Netflix till probably next year or something, so, yeah, don't hold your breath, lol. But you never know! Having finished it, then it's definitely worth it, if you get the chance. Wildly original and inventive.
I'm confident I'll be able to cope with RoP, though - I've seen enough about it, and I've been familiar with Middle Earth as long as I've been familiar with DW. But it does depend whether I have spoons enough for contending with Prime, when I already get too tired trying to watch things on my wee tablet as it is. It's like REALLY good fic. If you manage it, I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
Unfortunately with the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome my ability to watch stuff goes up and down *nods* Let's hope DVDs come back in fashion or... something.
But - there is Doctor Who! XD \o/ At this point, I think Doctor Who is just a universal constant. ;)
ETA: oh, btw, this might amuse you: the last thing I watched on DVD was Marchlands from 2011. It featured both Jodie Whittaker and Alex Kingston (in two different time periods) and Alex's daughter in the show was played by the same child actor who played the original little Melody Pond - and she was called Amy. XD Wow. As they say: The BBC has ten sets and five actors. *g*
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Having finished it, then it's definitely worth it, if you get the chance. Wildly original and inventive.
I'm confident I'll be able to cope with RoP, though - I've seen enough about it, and I've been familiar with Middle Earth as long as I've been familiar with DW. But it does depend whether I have spoons enough for contending with Prime, when I already get too tired trying to watch things on my wee tablet as it is.
It's like REALLY good fic. If you manage it, I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
Unfortunately with the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome my ability to watch stuff goes up and down
*nods* Let's hope DVDs come back in fashion or... something.
But - there is Doctor Who! XD \o/
At this point, I think Doctor Who is just a universal constant. ;)
ETA: oh, btw, this might amuse you: the last thing I watched on DVD was Marchlands from 2011. It featured both Jodie Whittaker and Alex Kingston (in two different time periods) and Alex's daughter in the show was played by the same child actor who played the original little Melody Pond - and she was called Amy. XD
Wow. As they say: The BBC has ten sets and five actors. *g*