Kevin's Watch

Thanks for the information, Ur-Vile. I remember that fellow (sort of).

Yeah I love the show where they all get together, I thought it one of the best ways to do a tribute by bringing a ll th Dr.s and a pretty good sampling of the baddies all together.

When I was younger I never payed any attention to the props and cheap effects.
When I got older and into theatre I watched the same episodes again and laughed at the styrofoam and cellophane stages.


But to this day I would Pay almost any Price to get my very own Sonic Screwdriver..!!!!!
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the magic of Doctor Who is that my dad watched every episode that PBS put on. my dad was not a fan of the genre but he loved Tom Baker. we would watch the show and I would always be stunned that my dad was a fan.

Bump, Bump

The new series of Doctor Who is back!

Opinions, dear sir?

I think i starts tomorrow?

The Cat episode looks odd, but I will reserve judgement. I absolutely cannot wait to see the Cybermen return, and for the end of season revelation.

Well I have seen the first episode(the Cat one) and it looks pretty good. Made me laugh, the new Doctor is quite good but I liked the other guy before.

I'm a bit concerned about Tennant, reading that he is a bit over the top - but so was Baker. As I said, I will reserve judgement.

Accidentally caught an episode yesterday.

The writing, acting, plot...everything was dreadful. David Tennant is horrific, lacking presence, charisma, or anything other than a vague impression of being a tourist with a growing sense of being lost. Ugh. Kill this monster before it infects us all.

Loremaster said

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I'm a bit concerned about Tennant, reading that he is a bit over the top - but so was Baker. As I said, I will reserve judgement.

Which Baker, there were two, Colin and Tom? Most likely you're refering to Colin, since Tom was really a long time ago.

It doesn't matter how long ago they were, Taraswizard. I'm actually referring to Tom Baker.

The 9th Dr. series has received three Hugo nominations, the awards to the winners will be awarded at the World SF Convention in August in Los Angeles, California. Category "Dramatic presentation shortform" and nominees: Battlestar Galactica Pegasus, Dr. Who Empty Child and The Doctor dances, Dr. Who Dalek, Dr. Who Father's Day, Lucas back in anger, Jack-Jack attack, Prix Victor Hugo awards ceremony.

The Empty Child and The Doctor Dances definitely deserve awards. Both were brilliant.

Watched the second episode, it was quite good. Bit like Dog Soldiers... especially when the guy decides to fight the wolf with a sword.

CovenantJr wrote:Accidentally caught an episode yesterday.

The writing, acting, plot...everything was dreadful. David Tennant is horrific, lacking presence, charisma, or anything other than a vague impression of being a tourist with a growing sense of being lost. Ugh. Kill this monster before it infects us all.

I'm rather concerned about Tennant.

His apparent immortality just increases my pessimism. Seriously, despite looking about 19 he's actually 35. He's looked exactly the same for the last 15 years. He will be the Doctor forever.

CovenantJr wrote:His apparent immortality just increases my pessimism. Seriously, despite looking about 19 he's actually 35. He's looked exactly the same for the last 15 years. He will be the Doctor forever.

He does look too young, but then again, they said the same about Davison.