I alternatively want to feel warm and cushy or gag myself with a spoon on watching this.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
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I remember this so well from actually seeing it on TV when it was first broadcast: I experienced a cognitive dissonance, confusion, the sense of entering an alternate universe, of matter and antimatter colliding.
ReplyDeleteAt the time I was very distressed.
Now, yes, it's welcome, if still somehow disturbing, nostalgia.