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[taleya]

OH HOLY FUCKING HELL!!!!!!

If you haven't heard Omega

...my god do it. Do it now. Holy SHIT they need some sort of fucking award for this, holy fucking flying shit.

EDIT: OH MY FUCKING GOD...part four...oh christ. oh holy shit! O.O

End Verdict My god. Omega was sheer brilliance. And I'm not being a faffy, squealy fangirl. It takes a great deal to impress me, especially with acting endeavors. The acting, the music, the plot, this was sheer fucking perfection from start to end. I'm honestly stunned by it.

Comments

[pontisbright.livejournal.com]

I haff not heard it yet because I was sort of waiting till after I'd seen Arc of Infinity again, in an effort to be a Good Fangirl. Is that worth doing? Or should I simply plunge?

[taleya.livejournal.com]

As long as you remember the general gist of Arc and how he got into our universe, you're set for Omega.

My fucking god, I'm halfway through ep four at the moment and it's a piece of fucking brilliance. Sheer fucking brilliance.

[nicodeimus.livejournal.com]

Okies....*puts it on passing-exam present list*

[residentgeek.livejournal.com]

Can you take pity on this poor misinformed American and explain? Please? Methinks I might want in on this...

[taleya.livejournal.com]

Omega (http://www.bigfinish.com/drwho_main/bf047_omega.shtml)

Omega was the stellar engineer who created the Eye of Harmony, (a stable singularity which is the power source for all TARDISes) by controlled detonation of a star. During the creation of the Eye of Harmony, his ship was destroyed and he ended up trapped in the antimatter universe. A couple of televised stories have dealt with his inevitable descent into madness and attempts to return to this universe.