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Stuart 16-09-2012 12:31

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35474746)
Yes i noticed that ,i wonder if we are getting prepared for some big departure from the doctors usual spotless morals later in the series

That's one thing I like about Matt Smith's doctor. There are frequent reminders that although he appears to be human, he isn't, and his own moral code does not entirely match ours.

Pierre 18-09-2012 17:04

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I'm a litttle behind on this, just watched the Dalek episode.

Very disappointing, I turned it off 3/4 in, it was just so boring.

The daleks aren't scary anymore, or even a little bit threatening.

A parliament of frightened daleks.......do me a favour

and humanoid daleks..............eh?

Seriously considering if I should bother watching this series.

Stephen 18-09-2012 18:00

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You are the first person that has said they disliked the Dalek ep. Also eps 2 & 3 are very good.

Chris 18-09-2012 18:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35475559)
and humanoid daleks..............eh?

Yep. As far back as 1964's the Dalek Invasion of Earth. Here's a rare colour photo from that episode:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2012/09/31.jpg

carlwaring 18-09-2012 18:13

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35475575)
You are the first person that has said they disliked the Dalek ep.

Then he's gonna hate ep 2 :D

Pierre 18-09-2012 18:47

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35475579)
Yep. As far back as 1964's the Dalek Invasion of Earth. Here's a rare colour photo from that episode:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2012/09/31.jpg

well the robomen actually look more convincing, and scarier, than having a Dalek eye stalk and exterminator suddenly just popping out of somebody.

Bring back Davros, RTD has said he doesn't believe him to have perished in the crucible.

Chris 18-09-2012 19:09

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Crikey no, Davros was the worst thing to have happened to the Daleks - as soon as he was on the scene the Daleks were relegated to the status of henchmen while lazy scriptwriters gave all the best dialogue to Davros instead.

The new series Daleks consistently get a far greater range of dramatic situations than the classic ones ever did.

Pierre 19-09-2012 21:53

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35475583)
Then he's gonna hate ep 2 :D

Actually, I found Ep.2 quite entertaining.

Not sure about Nefertiti.........or the ISA

But watchable so thumbs up on that one.

Damien 19-09-2012 22:18

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Does anyone here think the Daleks can ever work again as an effective enemy in the new Doctor Who series? Maybe people think they do work, it's not been my impression, and other enemies seem to be remembered more such as the Weeping Angels or the 'evil' on the impossible planet.

The Daleks don't look especially scary, they never seem to act scary, the fact they've been beaten a gazillon times also takes away the sense of danger or interest for me.

carlwaring 19-09-2012 22:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35476088)
Not sure about Nefertiti.........

I liked her; for a couple of reasons ;):p:

BenMcr 19-09-2012 22:25

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35476095)
Does anyone here think the Daleks can ever work again as an effective enemy in the new Doctor Who series? Maybe people think they do work, it's not been my impression, and other enemies seem to be remembered more such as the Weeping Angels or the 'evil' on the impossible planet.

The Daleks don't look especially scary, they never seem to act scary, the fact they've been beaten a gazillon times also takes away the sense of danger or interest for me.

It's the same as the Borg on Star Trek and the Goa'uld in Stargate - they started off as the 'Big Bad' but by the end could be beaten easily by the hero cast.

watzizname 20-09-2012 01:15

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35476095)
Does anyone here think the Daleks can ever work again as an effective enemy in the new Doctor Who series? Maybe people think they do work, it's not been my impression, and other enemies seem to be remembered more such as the Weeping Angels or the 'evil' on the impossible planet.

The Daleks don't look especially scary, they never seem to act scary, the fact they've been beaten a gazillon times also takes away the sense of danger or interest for me.

I think maybe it's the same reason i LOVE the original Terminator, and actually resent what they did with the sequels.

To quote Kyle Reese..
Quote:

"Listen, and understand. That Terminator is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, remorse or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead."
In order to sell it to today's children and facilitate an easier victory for the good guys, the threat needed to be dumbed down to the point where it became a caricature trading more on it's reputation, than it's designed capability.

Seriously. every time Rose, Captain Jack or River Song shows up with a BFG and simply destroys one, it diminishes any credibility the Daleks had with the audience.

They need to stop worrying if it'll upset "the little darlings" and return the show to the dark side.. Get the children hiding behind their settees again, like they used to.

Chris 20-09-2012 10:59

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My kids watch from around the living room door - those that watch it at all, that is. My middle one complains if she can even hear it from the other room. Doctor Who is definitely not misfiring when it comes to the scare factor.

TheDaddy 21-09-2012 04:10

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35476202)
My kids watch from around the living room door - those that watch it at all, that is. My middle one complains if she can even hear it from the other room. Doctor Who is definitely not misfiring when it comes to the scare factor.

Its not scared mine for a long while, since the kid in the gas mask episode iirc

Pierre 21-09-2012 07:56

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35476498)
Its not scared mine for a long while, since the kid in the gas mask episode iirc

Now that was scary, it scared me that one.

Unlike Episode 3 of this new series, which is another that I didn't get to the end of as I turned off after 30 odd mins and went to bed, so uninterested was I in how it would end.

tizmeinnit 21-09-2012 09:18

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Not liking the preview image on TVCatchup for Saturdays episode :( Doctor carrying the limp body of Amy( although it may be for the weeks after)

Stuart 21-09-2012 09:31

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35476498)
Its not scared mine for a long while, since the kid in the gas mask episode iirc

I know this sounds silly, but I actually think that was one of the scariest stories I've ever seen on TV or film.

Not because it does anything violent or gory (as films tend to) but it was shown clearly (by both the way the kid acted, and the way the actors around him acted) that something was very wrong, without it being clear (until the end) what was wrong.

Another scary story was Silence in the Library, not to mention Blink.

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Originally Posted by tizmeinnit (Post 35476521)
Not liking the preview image on TVCatchup for Saturdays episode :( Doctor carrying the limp body of Amy( although it may be for the weeks after)

Apparently, Saturday's episode is the start of a plotline, the climax of which will see the Ponds leaving the series.

Chris 21-09-2012 09:51

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35476498)
Its not scared mine for a long while, since the kid in the gas mask episode iirc

Which was also a Stephen Moffatt episode. ;). I think the man who gave us the Weeping Angels "gets" behind-the-sofa Who better than almost anyone.

dilli-theclaw 21-09-2012 09:55

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Well thus far this season I've not felt the need to turn it off ;)

I am looking forward to the Ponds departing as I'm sure it'll be done in an interesting way.

carlwaring 21-09-2012 10:10

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tizmeinnit (Post 35476521)
Not liking the preview image on TVCatchup for Saturdays episode :( Doctor carrying the limp body of Amy( although it may be for the weeks after)

What, again? :confused: He did that in Ep1 too.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuart (Post 35476524)
Apparently, Saturday's episode is the start of a plotline, the climax of which will see the Ponds leaving the series.

I'd better spoiler this I suppose.

Spoiler: 
Not much of a plot-line then as it's only two weeks long ;) (The Ponds leave in Ep 5 :)

martyh 23-09-2012 08:39

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
A good episode i thought ,nice to see UNIT back in the story with a direct link to the old brigadier

carlwaring 23-09-2012 10:18

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Agreed, marty.

I'm certainly enjoying this season better than the previous two. In fact, it's been mentioned elsewhere that this ep was very RTD-like. So perhaps that's why :p:

Lew 24-09-2012 22:26

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Did anyone notice that the words "Doctor Who" in the opening titles was made of little black cubes?

watzizname 24-09-2012 22:44

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I could be wrong, but i believe that each episode of series 7 has used a different font for the main title during the opening sequence?

carlwaring 24-09-2012 22:49

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Certainly the first five will have. Not sure about the others.

jempalmer 25-09-2012 13:54

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
I was a little disappointed by Episode 3. 4 was excellent though. With regards to the differing fonts for the title sequences, I need to check. I'm usually cooking when it's on. I still have them on Tivo. @carl, have you seen a trailer for episode 5?

carlwaring 25-09-2012 14:14

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jempalmer (Post 35477735)
@carl, have you seen a trailer for episode 5?

No. Well, only the one on the show's site. (But I read DS a lot ;)) Why?

jempalmer 25-09-2012 14:23

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Thanks Carl, I'll look at the link. I was curious :)

carlwaring 25-09-2012 15:21

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There's (usually) a preview of the next ep right at the end of the current one; before the end credits usually.

Damien 25-09-2012 15:35

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
So how will Rory and Amy leave? I can't help but think the most obvious route:

Spoiler: 
Angels end up sending back in time to the same place. Dr Who rules mean he can't just go and get them due to just-invented-space-time-rules

adzii_nufc 30-09-2012 04:42

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35477777)
So how will Rory and Amy leave? I can't help but think the most obvious route:

Spoiler: 
Angels end up sending back in time to the same place. Dr Who rules mean he can't just go and get them due to just-invented-space-time-rules

Yeah it was kind of obvious what was going to happen but to trick us into thinking they'd escaped it was brilliant. Very good episode.

I can see them making a one off appearance maybe in that 50th.

Graham M 30-09-2012 18:04

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
The bar stewards, actually gave me a bit of a teary eye

martyh 30-09-2012 21:48

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I just watched it and without a doubt it was THE BEST EPISODE EVER

RB2004 01-10-2012 01:02

Wonder what's going on with new assistant.

The person we saw in episode 1 is linked to the person who will be introduced in the Christmas special.

Dunno how yet.but the surname gives it away.

Christmas introduces the assistant as, Clara Oswald...episode 1 the person who got converted into a dalek was Oswin Oswald.

So there's a possibility and likelihood they are same person in some timey whimey timeline lol.. And we may even find that the reason for her name being Oswin was part of her trying to ignore the truth that she was now a dalek.

Tezcatlipoca 01-10-2012 01:12

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Could be the same person, and the Doctor encounters her earlier on in her timeline or somehow stops her getting converted.

Or it could just be that the characters are related, but played by the same actress. That has been done twice before:

Freema Agyeman first played Adeola Oshodi in "Army of Ghosts", before later playing Adeola's cousin Martha Jones.

Eve Myles first played Gwyneth in "The Unquiet Dead", before later playing Gwen Cooper in Torchwood. Although not officially related, they of course looked identical, which Davies claimed was due to "spatial genetic multiplicity" caused by the Rift.

cimt 01-10-2012 01:18

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 35479778)
Could be the same person, and the Doctor encounters her earlier on in her timeline or somehow stops her getting converted.

Or it could just be that the characters are related, but played by the same actress. That has been done twice before:

Freema Agyeman first played Adeola Oshodi in "Army of Ghosts", before later playing Adeola's cousin Martha Jones.

Eve Myles first played Gwyneth in "The Unquiet Dead", before later playing Gwen Cooper in Torchwood. Although not officially related, they of course looked identical, which Davies claimed was due to "spatial genetic multiplicity" caused by the Rift.

Wasn't it revealed in the season 4 finale of Doctor Who that Gwyneth and Gwen were actually related?

Pierre 02-10-2012 13:32

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It was a decent episode,

just one flaw, the whole Statue of Liberty thing..........utterly pointless.

Lew 02-10-2012 13:53

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Oh, come on! A story about statues, set in New York. It had to be done. :D

cimt 02-10-2012 14:08

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That's true. Something tells me that the Statue of Liberty is the main one.

Pierre 04-10-2012 12:55

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
You mean no-one, in the whole of New York, might notice it?

martyh 04-10-2012 13:38

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35481145)
You mean no-one, in the whole of New York, might notice it?

Maybe it had one of those perception filter things that the TARDIS has so people don't notice it

dilli-theclaw 12-10-2012 19:05

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
What happened to Brian?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00zn6ff

jempalmer 12-10-2012 23:21

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More importantly, what happened to you Dilli? Not seen a post from you for ages, although I've not been on CF much lately. I thought that episode was the best of this season thus far. I'm hoping the writers stay on the ball. Excellent so far with the exception of A Town Called Mercy (IMHO). Didn't think much of that.

dilli-theclaw 13-10-2012 14:54

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I'm still about but having some issues with pills and things so very tired most of the time. I'm sure I'll be bouncing back soon enough. :)

jempalmer 13-10-2012 15:10

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Sorry to hear you've not been well dude. Hope you're on the road to recovery :D

Paul 19-11-2012 14:55

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Some evil looking snowmen coming at xmas :erm:

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/at...1&d=1353336850

Damien 19-11-2012 15:19

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I like that. They look actually scary, not camp, and are a new villain. Hooray! (They better not be poxy cybermen is disguise...)

MetaWraith 19-11-2012 15:37

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Is that the snowmen referred to in some of the ebook downloads available on the beeb's dr who pages

Pierre 19-12-2012 21:13

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
There are pictures on- line of the new Tardis control room/ console.

Stephen 20-12-2012 11:14

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Its been confirmed on the official site, that the Christmas episode will have new credits, a new version of the theme and a totally new look TARDIS console room.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho...Title-Sequence
Quote:

We can’t give too much away about the new-look titles except to say they are wonderfully dramatic and striking, with a couple of unexpected touches. In short, they’re a perfect way to welcome back the Doctor!

And fans of the famous Doctor Who theme tune needn’t worry… This new arrangement remains true to the original, written by Ron Grainer back in 1963, but on Christmas Day you’ll hear it as it’s never sounded before. This latest version is more thrilling and powerful but retains that slightly scary quality that remains stirring no matter how many times you catch it.
I really like it, seems a lot more like the original console, back to buttons and levers and not bits of junk :) a lot darker looking too.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho...erior-Revealed
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Designed by Doctor Who’s production designer Michael Pickwoad, this new image reveals the console room and what will become the new home to the Doctor and Clara as they travel the cosmos in 2013
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Stuart 20-12-2012 11:40

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35514408)
Its been confirmed on the official site, that the Christmas episode will have new credits, a new version of the theme and a totally new look TARDIS console room.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho...Title-Sequence


I really like it, seems a lot more like the original console, back to buttons and levers and not bits of junk :) a lot darker looking too.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho...erior-Revealed

http://static.bbc.co.uk/programmeima...s/p012thfz.jpg

I like the look of that. It brings to mind happy memories of watching Peter Davison attack the underside of the console with various tools, and pull out handfuls of circuit boards, cables and ribbon cables.

Stephen 20-12-2012 11:52

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
If I remember correctly Colin Baker was always doing that too.

Pierre 20-12-2012 16:28

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Is that a new coat too?

He really is morphing into Patrick Troughton isn't he?

I agree the console is miles better than the glass floored two level effort with bits of junk, that really annoyed me that console.

Stephen 20-12-2012 16:41

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Its a totally new outfit. Victorian in style as that is where he is just now and wants to blend in rather than stand out.

I think we are in for a really treat this christmas and also the second half of the season.

Tezcatlipoca 25-12-2012 18:31

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I think that that was the best Christmas Special in ages :)

Fun, funny, and it seems that it's tied into the next story arc. Much better than flying sharks.

Good to see certain characters again, too.

dilli-theclaw 25-12-2012 18:33

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Now you all hold yourself steady here....... I actually ENJOYED that one :)

Tezcatlipoca 25-12-2012 18:39

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Oh, I also liked the ties to earlier stories... Great Intelligence, London Underground, etc. ;)

carlwaring 25-12-2012 18:44

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Just got back from parents. Having a light snack and watching it now :)

martyh 25-12-2012 22:18

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Really good episode .Nice to have a special linked to the main story .Really looking forward to finding out what is special about Clara .

carlwaring 25-12-2012 23:24

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Love the re-vamped titles and theme :)

Graham M 26-12-2012 00:25

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Just watched it. Loved it loved it loved it!

Can't wait to find out what the deal is with Clara,
Spoiler: 
Glad to find out it was supposed to be the same woman and not some weird cop-out!
!

weststandguy 26-12-2012 10:25

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Loved it.
Straxx was hilarious,more please,maybe a Madame Vastra spinoff set exclusively in the Victorian era.

Paul 26-12-2012 22:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 35516343)
I think that that was the best Christmas Special in ages :)

Yep.


I like the new control room as well, I disliked that old one.

Dave42 27-12-2012 08:19

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loved the xmas special cant wait to it starts again


https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2012/12/5.jpg



heres a pic to remember Karen Gillan ;)

Hugh 27-12-2012 10:21

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Really enjoyed it - laughed a lot.

Stuart 22-01-2013 13:46

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Well, the rumour is that Steven Moffat is to write a story that will, thanks in part to special effects, feature all 11 doctors..

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/do...1-doctors.html

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Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35516665)
Yep.


I like the new control room as well, I disliked that old one.

I like the new control room. It seems more like the cockpit of a spaceship than the previous one. Previous two really. Both of which seemed like an excuse to through a random selection of old technology and bung it on the console.

Pierre 23-01-2013 20:32

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I'll believe it when I see it. Eccleston is on record as saying he'd have no future involvement with the show.

Also, personally, the two bakers just look too old and nothing like they Did when they played the character, same goes for Davidson.

Stephen 12-02-2013 10:43

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Can't wait to finally see Dr Who in 3D

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho...th-Anniversary

and no Dimensions in Time doesn't count :P

tizmeinnit 12-02-2013 10:46

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me too

watzizname 24-02-2013 18:43

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Dalek Designer Ray Cusick has passed away..

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21563344

Paul 25-02-2013 14:28

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The real life Davros is no more. RIP.

Paul 26-02-2013 12:07

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Season 7 returns at Easter.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho...Doctors-Return

Lew 26-02-2013 12:27

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Woo-hoo! :D

Stephen 26-02-2013 16:13

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Woohoo not long now :) Just over 4 weeks

Damien 27-02-2013 09:15

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I am not sure the reunion of all the Doctors would be a wise move for the 50th anniversary. It's very hard to see how they could make that work and not have a rubbish episode. The fans would ruin it by stuffing it full of fan service and, as a result, a disjointed story that serves the interest of allowing for the nostalgia and not much else. The only way it could work with minimum impact on the show would be clips of the Doctors from their original series which make it seem like they're all working together but is simply a collection of carefully selected and edited scenes.

I think a lot of people will be disappointed.

watzizname 26-03-2013 19:48

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The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel to this Saturdays episode..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IROtC6cAT4

Enjoy :)

watzizname 30-03-2013 19:01

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Quote:

David Tennant and Billie Piper will appear in the 50th anniversary special of Doctor Who, the BBC has confirmed.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21980892

:)

Stephen 30-03-2013 19:15

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Really enjoyed tonight's episode.

Tezcatlipoca 30-03-2013 19:40

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Anyone notice that the little girl's book was written by "Amelia Williams"? ;)

Good ep. I was worried she was going to get killed off again & it would be a running thing. Nice to see Richard E Grant again too.

Oh, and the "woman in the shop"? Gotta be River, surely?

cimt 30-03-2013 19:43

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Which woman in the shop?

Cobbydaler 30-03-2013 19:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cimt (Post 35554715)
Which woman in the shop?

The one who gave her the support telephone number...

Tezcatlipoca 30-03-2013 19:44

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... and told her it was for the "best helpline in the universe" ;)

cimt 30-03-2013 19:46

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Ohh, for some reason I was thinking of someone who actually appeared on screen. :erm:

Stephen 30-03-2013 21:09

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cimt (Post 35554718)
Ohh, for some reason I was thinking of someone who actually appeared on screen. :erm:

It possibly was but they aren't stating who it was.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 35554713)
Anyone notice that the little girl's book was written by "Amelia Williams"? ;)

Good ep. I was worried she was going to get killed off again & it would be a running thing. Nice to see Richard E Grant again too.

Oh, and the "woman in the shop"? Gotta be River, surely?

Woman in the shop could have been anyone, probably a past companion.

Mick Fisher 31-03-2013 14:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35554708)
Really enjoyed tonight's episode.

In spite of my dislike of Matt Smith playing The Doctor, I am pleased to say I enjoyed it too :)

Paul 31-03-2013 16:34

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Im liking Clara (Oswin) already.

Kabaal 31-03-2013 17:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35554929)
Im liking Clara (Oswin) already.

What's not to like :p

dilli-theclaw 31-03-2013 17:42

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I watched last night's and thought it was ok. still not liking the new TARDIS but I expect it'll grow on me.

Stephen 31-03-2013 23:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mick Fisher (Post 35554884)
In spite of my dislike of Matt Smith playing The Doctor, I am pleased to say I enjoyed it too :)

He has really grown on me and is now one of my favs. Reminds me a lot of troughtons doctor.

martyh 31-03-2013 23:06

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Loved it and think this is going to be one of the best seasons . Matt Smith seems to have settled into the role very well

adzii_nufc 01-04-2013 15:33

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Rumour says he's quitting soon though, although he'll be around in 2014 it was confirmed I think

Stuart 01-04-2013 16:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35555100)
He has really grown on me and is now one of my favs. Reminds me a lot of troughtons doctor.

I think his Doctor has elements of all the doctors, but mainly Patrick Troughton's (the clown like tendencies), Tom Baker's (the slightly alien quality and the ability to be ruthless if required, not to mention the Jammy Dodgers which are clearly an allusion to Jelly Babies) and Jon Pertwee's (the Dandy like qualities).

Stuart 13-04-2013 22:20

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I will say, Jenna looks rather fit when wet.

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Remember the Tardis has a soul? I think it has a problem with Clara. Last week, it would not let Clara in when she was in danger. This week, it dematerialised leaving both the Doctor and Clara in danger.

Derek 13-04-2013 22:30

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Originally Posted by Stuart (Post 35560579)
I will say, Jenna looks rather fit.

Fixed that for you. :D

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Originally Posted by Stuart (Post 35560579)
Remember the Tardis has a soul? I think it has a problem with Clara. Last week, it would not let Clara in when she was in danger. This week, it dematerialised leaving both the Doctor and Clara in danger.

I think you are onto something there.

LSainsbury 14-04-2013 09:08

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
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Originally Posted by Stuart (Post 35560579)
I will say, Jenna looks rather fit when wet.


/ Chokes on Bran Flakes!! :D

Graham M 22-04-2013 12:09

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
I got around the watching Saturday's Who last night, absolutely loved it, great story this time :)

Stuart 30-04-2013 14:01

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Loved "Journey To The Centre Of The Tardis". Steve Thompson's second Dr Who (after the Curse of the Black Spot, which oddly got better on a couple of viewings).

Journey is (IMO) a little reminiscent of Aliens in places, especially the shape of the ship the TARDIS is bought on board and seeing JLC run down corridors being chased by an alien (although Clara is nowhere near as heavily armed as Ripley), but it builds up a good level of suspense. And (as a treat for us long term viewers), we get to see the Eye of Harmony, the swimming pool, the library and the engine.

dilli-theclaw 30-04-2013 14:54

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
I am liking this season. I'm starting to warm up to Matt Smith s bit.

martyh 05-05-2013 12:57

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
After last nights episode i'm starting to think we are being primed for a spin off .I don't think there will be any more Torchwood and there can't really be any more Sarah Jane stuff so i was thinking a spin off with Vastra, Jenny, and Strax would be good .

cimt 05-05-2013 12:58

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
That could be awesome. When I was watching it I was thinking Jenny could of made a good companion.


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