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Anyone into Torchwood?
Julio R said:Anyone into Torchwood?
notinthebox said:I think this last season is setting up for a total remake of DR WHO. I hope it's a new spin on what star trek did to redo the 1st star trek. This time we will start off with something before an unearthly child and we can see the time wars. DR WHO is great and I would love to see all of the first DR's shows and movies on BBC. The time wars would mke a great setting for a DR WHO movie HINT HINT.
42physics said:dr. Who fans, unite!
you woundn't happen to have recordings of them all, do you?--garbageloads of the episodes from Hartnell & Troughton got wiped out due to neglect on BBC's part. Now, they're trying to recover anything folks may have (illegally--back then) recorded so they can recreate the missing years.strangerep said:I actually saw the original broadcasts of Dr Who, so I've seen all the now-missing episodes.![]()
Loise Jameson, played Lelah--damned cute in that outfit, too!I was really annoyed when William Hartnell got replaced by Patrick Troughton. I kept waiting for him to change back, but it never happened. Got kinda bored after Peter Davison and stopped watching.
BTW, what was the name of the actress who played the primitive companion, always running around like a female warrior out of D&D? She ended up pairing off with another timelord!?
Baker was the Doctor when I first started to watch. One of the best imo & nearly for 10yrs. Unfortunately, nearly everything back then looked like it came from a high school play: the sets, the props, the costumes, the special effects, many of the supporting cast...Integral said:The Tom Baker episode they played Sunday was great. Wish they would do that more often. They sure have improved the inside of the TARDIS. Tom Bakers TARDIS looked like something from a high school play.
Enigman said:So... thoughts on the twelfth?
Ha, no. (You realize those episodes were pre-VCR, right?)Ryuu said:you woundn't happen to have recordings of them all, do you?
The thing that makes me laugh the most about Tom Baker is the stories/rumors about his off-screen behaviour: a bit too keen on fondling the young female actresses. (He wouldn't get away with that these days.) The mischief is still in his eyes during his cameo as the "curator" at the end of Matt Smith's final episode, so I guess the "naughty boy" is still in there...Baker was the Doctor when I first started to watch. [...]
I liked Eccleston (& Piper), but Tennant... not so much.I really liked Ecellson & Tennant
I just saw the 1st episode of the 12th -- I was quite happy with it, except for the (modified-yet-again) opening titles and theme music. Less frenetic -- which I find good -- but never as mysterious as the original series' "slightly menacing, acid-trip" theme.Drakkith said:Is Dr. Who on air again?
HallsofIvy said:So, still no female doctor! I'm still waiting!
(Yes, Tom Baker was the doctor- that pretty much goes without saying.)
Astronuc said:Baker will always be the premiere DW - IMO.
HallsofIvy said:(Yes, Tom Baker was the doctor- that pretty much goes without saying.)
HallsofIvy said:So, still no female doctor! I'm still waiting!
I agree -- but I was bored with her even with Matt Smith. Strangely, a young Billie Piper with older Christopher Eccleston seemed to work fine, imho.Enigman said:Clara bores me and doesn't fit with Capaldi... She may have been bearable with the teenager on sugar high 11th but with 12th she just doesn't work.
strangerep said:Dunno about the 12th doctor series though. I'm only up to the 3rd episode, but I get the distinct impression that nobody really knows what they're supposed to be doing.
I share your sentiment, but,... it made me wonder: why is "moon-as-giant-egg" more outrageous/ridiculous than the concept of the Tardis itself?Algr said:Okay. The moon is a giant egg. Clara can tell off the writers while she is at it.
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Twelfth may find a more inconspicuous catch word like the ninth, though.
strangerep said:I share your sentiment, but,... it made me wonder: why is "moon-as-giant-egg" more outrageous/ridiculous than the concept of the Tardis itself?
Huh?? If you're referring to the pash, you do realize it's Capaldi she's snogging, right,...?Enigman said:I can hear River screaming for blood after the last episode...silence in the library be damned.
It does.Enigman said:Time Lord Victorious phase of the Tenth and the End of Time for Tennant.
A good man goes to war, The Doctor's wife for Smith.
And for Capaldi - Flatline, and Magician's Apprentice. I really hope the rest of the series carries on the momentum.
Hey! That's almost a spoiler -- I haven't seen that episode yet. (It airs in about 2 hrs time in my part of the world.)Enigman said:The last episode 'Zygon inversion' is possibly the best episode I have seen in all of television. [...]
I would have been quite satisfied with all the Clara-Bonnie mind games and the terrifying atmosphere of the first part of episode but then Capaldi stepped in and delivered the most Doctoresque monologue in the history of Doctor Who. I am having a very hard time imagining any of his predecessors pulling that one off.
The underlying sentiments in that monologue have been a recurring feature since... forever. (Do you remember the first Dalek adventure? He tried to find a way for the Daleks and Thals to "get along", but failed. Similarly with humans and silurians, which also ended badly.Enigman said:then Capaldi stepped in and delivered the most Doctoresque monologue in the history of Doctor Who.
I think Christopher Eccleston could have done it.I am having a very hard time imagining any of his predecessors pulling that one off.