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Who's your favourite Doctor? | First Doctor - William Hartnell (1963–1966) | | 4% | [ 1 ] | Second Doctor - Patrick Troughton (1966–1969) | | 21% | [ 5 ] | Third Doctor - Jon Pertwee (1970–1974) | | 17% | [ 4 ] | Fourth Doctor - Tom Baker (1974–1981) | | 25% | [ 6 ] | Fifth Doctor - Peter Davison (1981–1984) | | 0% | [ 0 ] | Sixth Doctor - Colin Baker (1984–1986) | | 4% | [ 1 ] | Seventh Doctor - Sylvester McCoy (1987–1989, 1996) | | 4% | [ 1 ] | Eighth Doctor - Paul McGann (1996) | | 0% | [ 0 ] | Ninth Doctor - Christopher Eccleston (2005) | | 4% | [ 1 ] | Tenth Doctor - David Tennant (2005–2010) | | 8% | [ 2 ] | Eleventh Doctor - Matt Smith (2010–present) | | 13% | [ 3 ] |
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bitchcraft Potential 00 Agent
Posts : 3372 Member Since : 2011-03-28 Location : I know........I know
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sat Apr 02, 2011 4:24 pm | |
| - Blunt Instrument wrote:
- ^ Agreed ... although the monsters in both of the new series trailers I've seen all seem to be 'new' (creepy 'dolls', clown etc). No sign of the Daleks or Cybermen ... hmmm.
I'm not too fond of the new look Daleks, they look like a handful of smarties. |
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Blunt Instrument 00 Agent
Posts : 6395 Member Since : 2011-03-20 Location : Propping up the bar
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sat Apr 02, 2011 5:08 pm | |
| I've gotten used to the new ones, but they were definitely more intimidating pre-'makeover'. |
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Ravenstone Head of Station
Posts : 1471 Member Since : 2011-03-16 Location : The Gates of Horn and Ivory
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sat Apr 02, 2011 5:34 pm | |
| I didn't like the new Daleks at all. They look like a Renault Megane. |
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danslittlefinger 'R'
Posts : 235 Member Since : 2011-03-19 Location : Somewhere where I will not make any deals with you. I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed or numbered...
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Tue Apr 19, 2011 9:04 pm | |
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Blunt Instrument 00 Agent
Posts : 6395 Member Since : 2011-03-20 Location : Propping up the bar
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Tue Apr 19, 2011 10:35 pm | |
| Have commented in your separate thread, DLF. Seems even more jarring in the run-up to the new series, somehow. |
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Blunt Instrument 00 Agent
Posts : 6395 Member Since : 2011-03-20 Location : Propping up the bar
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun Apr 24, 2011 12:28 am | |
| Well, the new series is off to an intriguing start ... and The Silence are properly creepy. Only criticism would be Steven Moffat's 'Dead,but not really' thing is in danger of becoming overused. |
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bitchcraft Potential 00 Agent
Posts : 3372 Member Since : 2011-03-28 Location : I know........I know
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun Apr 24, 2011 12:30 am | |
| Will wait a couple hours and download it |
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bitchcraft Potential 00 Agent
Posts : 3372 Member Since : 2011-03-28 Location : I know........I know
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sat Apr 30, 2011 1:13 am | |
| Is it just me, or is the most complicated episode in the past 5 years called The Big Bang (season 05, episode 13)? There are just too many twists in it. Might as well lock me up inside The Pandorica. |
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Ravenstone Head of Station
Posts : 1471 Member Since : 2011-03-16 Location : The Gates of Horn and Ivory
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sat Apr 30, 2011 1:15 am | |
| I remember explaining that to someone. Then I forgot about it.
Basically, it all made sense to me, in a bizarre way. It's complicated to explain, but there is a neat logic behind it. Well, there is if you've got a mind like mine, anyway, apparently. |
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Blunt Instrument 00 Agent
Posts : 6395 Member Since : 2011-03-20 Location : Propping up the bar
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sat Apr 30, 2011 11:31 am | |
| I watched it again recently ... it does take a little following, but it does all more-or-less make sense.
The level of story ambition in NuWho is pleasing ... not sure you would've had the Doctor 'rebooting' the universe 'back in the day'. |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sat Apr 30, 2011 1:58 pm | |
| There was an interesting documentary on Radio 4 last night which put down the supposed improvement in Dr Who's storytelling to the lasting legacy of Douglas Adam's stint as story editor. As I find Dr Who typically right-on BBC box-ticking crap I can't say. |
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Blunt Instrument 00 Agent
Posts : 6395 Member Since : 2011-03-20 Location : Propping up the bar
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sat Apr 30, 2011 9:24 pm | |
| http://www.utevents.co.uk/
M'off to that tomorrow.
Yes, I'm a geek. :geek: |
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bitchcraft Potential 00 Agent
Posts : 3372 Member Since : 2011-03-28 Location : I know........I know
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 01, 2011 11:20 pm | |
| It's speculation time....who is Dr River Song? |
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bitchcraft Potential 00 Agent
Posts : 3372 Member Since : 2011-03-28 Location : I know........I know
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 01, 2011 11:22 pm | |
| By the way, what episode ranks as your #1 favourite since the series restarted in 2005?
Mine is 'Blink', the episode which debuted the weeping angels. That 'conversation' between Sally Sparrow and the video-tape just blows my fucking mind....it was brilliant. |
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Ravenstone Head of Station
Posts : 1471 Member Since : 2011-03-16 Location : The Gates of Horn and Ivory
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 01, 2011 11:28 pm | |
| 'Blink' scared the crap out of me. I remember taking my mother round the garden centre the next day. Looking at the garden gnomes just wasn't the same.....
Difficult to pick a favourite. I squeeed with delight at the return of the Cybermen. The whole Bad Wolf thing annoyed me. The Mary Sue ending for Rose Tyler annoyed me no end. And I think the ending for Donna Noble was cruel and badly written.
I'm very much loving the new Doctor though. Didn't think I would - I'll be honest. But he's really won me over. So much more to him than the gurning, wide eyed Tennant's Doctor (who I also liked until I saw Matt Smith's!)
Yeah - I'm that shallow.... :D
The Doctor Dances was creepy. But I do think Blink - simply for the Weeping Angels - edges it. |
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bitchcraft Potential 00 Agent
Posts : 3372 Member Since : 2011-03-28 Location : I know........I know
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 08, 2011 7:22 pm | |
| Quite enjoyed the curse of the black spot...although I fear the siren was a one-off appearance :face: Also caught another glimpse of the sliding peephole and the one-eyed woman from the first story, checking in on Amy and a flashback of the future Doctor’s death. Needless to say I will need to watch everything again because these things are getting too complicated for me.
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Blunt Instrument 00 Agent
Posts : 6395 Member Since : 2011-03-20 Location : Propping up the bar
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 08, 2011 10:30 pm | |
| Definitely a 'lighter' episode last night ... nice change of pace. |
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Ravenstone Head of Station
Posts : 1471 Member Since : 2011-03-16 Location : The Gates of Horn and Ivory
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 08, 2011 10:39 pm | |
| Yep. I'm definitely going to do it.
*deep breath*
Hello. My name is Rave. And Matt Smith is my favourite Doctor ever
I really didn't think I'd like him. And I've never been more pleased to be wrong. Okay, some of the stories are annoying - I'm already heartily sick of Rescuing Rory, and Gobby Gutsy Ginger Girl. But I like having two companions. The damned annoying lovey dovey crap with Tennant and Rose, and Tennant and Martha just made me want to slap RTD with a large trout. The terrible fan-girl ending with Rose and her half-breed Doctor couldn't have been dreamed up by the worst 13 year old fanfic writer anywhere. It sucked worse than a Dalek's plunger. But - ooooooh - it's so worth it now. Now I can just forget that any of that existed. |
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bitchcraft Potential 00 Agent
Posts : 3372 Member Since : 2011-03-28 Location : I know........I know
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Mon May 09, 2011 12:49 am | |
| - Ravenstone wrote:
- Yep. I'm definitely going to do it.Now I can just forget that any of that existed.
Considering how past characters always meet up existing characters...doctors, companions...expect anything...even Mickey |
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Ravenstone Head of Station
Posts : 1471 Member Since : 2011-03-16 Location : The Gates of Horn and Ivory
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Mon May 09, 2011 3:09 pm | |
| If they bring back Rose Bloody Tyler, I shall have to put in an insurance claim for putting my foot through the television screen. And I shall blame Moffatt. |
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Blunt Instrument 00 Agent
Posts : 6395 Member Since : 2011-03-20 Location : Propping up the bar
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 15, 2011 12:57 am | |
| Fantastic episode tonight - having the 'essence' of the Tardis end up inside a person therefore allowing the Doctor to talk to 'it' directly was a brilliant idea. :D |
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Ravenstone Head of Station
Posts : 1471 Member Since : 2011-03-16 Location : The Gates of Horn and Ivory
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 15, 2011 1:06 am | |
| It was marvellous. Gaiman gave us a goody. And some wicked lines. |
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Blunt Instrument 00 Agent
Posts : 6395 Member Since : 2011-03-20 Location : Propping up the bar
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 15, 2011 1:08 am | |
| 'You call me ... sexy'.
'Only when we're alone'.
Hehehe. |
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Ravenstone Head of Station
Posts : 1471 Member Since : 2011-03-16 Location : The Gates of Horn and Ivory
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 15, 2011 1:12 am | |
| "Be honest - did you, like, wish really really hard?" :D
"I like biting. It's like kissing, only there's a winner" :D |
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Blunt Instrument 00 Agent
Posts : 6395 Member Since : 2011-03-20 Location : Propping up the bar
| Subject: Re: Doctor Who (1963 - present) Sun May 15, 2011 1:30 am | |
| It just had that balance of things that NuWho, at its height, does so well ... humour, poignancy, creepiness (Rory's dessicated 'corpse' lying in the Tardis corridor with 'Hate/Kill Amy' graffiti all over it ... brrrr) ... and the 'YAY!' moment when they were all in the 'archived' Eccleston/Tennant control room,
Superb. Yes. :D |
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