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LSainsbury 05-05-2013 12:53

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Thomas Thomas - I guess we all saw that one coming even before he said his name!

Paul 05-05-2013 14:07

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Well, I didnt, but I did smile as soon as he said his name.

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a spin off with Vastra, Jenny, and Strax would be good
Not heard anything about such a spin off, but it would be quite good I think.

Stephen 05-05-2013 20:26

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Loved that episode.

Next weeks Cybermen ep looks great also.

adzii_nufc 13-05-2013 18:26

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Season Finale has been leaked, US stores have released it early it seems and naturally the finale can be found in the usual places.

Stephen 13-05-2013 21:34

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35571602)
Season Finale has been leaked, US stores have released it early it seems and naturally the finale can be found in the usual places.

It was BBC America that shipped out copies of the DVD/Blu Ray early by mistake. Not any retail stores.

I still haven't been able to find it yet but am desperate to find it.

Chris 13-05-2013 22:15

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Don't you dare spoilerize this thread if you do manage to get a warezed copy of it. I intend to know nothing about it until its broadcast.

dilli-theclaw 14-05-2013 10:57

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
I have quite enjoyed this series. I could get the latest one early I guess but I think I'll spend all week guessing about it instead :)

Graham M 18-05-2013 18:48

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Oh you arses!

martyh 18-05-2013 20:51

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
is this the season finale?

watzizname 18-05-2013 20:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Graham M (Post 35573240)
Oh you arses!

Haven't watched this weeks episode yet but, new villains for the Doctor to worry about?

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35573279)
is this the season finale?

That's it till November and the 50th anniversary episode..

martyh 18-05-2013 20:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by watzizname (Post 35573282)
That's it till November and the 50th anniversary episode..

bugger,not sure i like this splitting seasons in 2 malarky ,just start getting into it and it finishes for months :(

cimt 18-05-2013 21:06

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
This was the second half of the series that aired last year. So what we're waiting for now is the new series/anniversary special.

martyh 18-05-2013 21:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cimt (Post 35573291)
This was the second half of the series that aired last year. So what we're waiting for now is the new series/anniversary special.

thats what i mean,i prefer seeing the whole season in one go rather than split in 2

cimt 18-05-2013 21:38

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Ah, I read it wrong. I thought you meant the episodes airing later this year was the second batch of the ones that just aired.

MovedGoalPosts 19-05-2013 10:39

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I'll be the voice of dissent here. It may be well made, but the plotline has now become so intricate, complex, convoluted (and a lot of other big words) that I now have no idea what is going on. If you need a manual to decipher a TV show, it's stopped being something enjoyable. I'm all for intelligent TV shows rather than dumbing everything down, but given Dr Who was always supposed to be about family audiences, I do wonder how many of the family actually get it anymore?

Damien 19-05-2013 10:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob (Post 35573391)
I'll be the voice of dissent here. It may be well made, but the plotline has now become so intricate, complex, convoluted (and a lot of other big words) that I now have no idea what is going on. If you need a manual to decipher a TV show, it's stopped being something enjoyable. I'm all for intelligent TV shows rather than dumbing everything down, but given Dr Who was always supposed to be about family audiences, I do wonder how many of the family actually get it anymore?

I don't think it's especially intelligent, more just random stuff happening.

danielf 19-05-2013 11:19

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35573394)
I don't think it's especially intelligent, more just random stuff happening.

This. I think there's very little plot. There's just a random rabbit that gets pulled out towards the end that makes everything alright again. There's very little to suggest that this rabbit is any better than another random one.

Anonymouse 19-05-2013 13:10

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Interesting that the Valeyard was mentioned. Technically he's not the Doctor; he's an amalgam of the darker sides of the twelfth and thirteenth incarnations, created by the Master.

And they've pulled a potential blinder getting John Hurt; he wouldn't have struck me as an obvious choice, but I think he can pull it off.

And who, really, is River Song? What the hell is she to the Doctor? Why did he tell her his name?

Is he going to confirm at some point that he was one of the three Time Lords (in conjunction with Rassilon and Omega) who originally created the Time Travel facility, as was hinted at in the novelisation and deleted scenes of Rememberance Of The Daleks?

Where does all this leave Clara?

Chris 19-05-2013 14:06

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Originally Posted by Anonymouse (Post 35573437)
Is he going to confirm at some point that he was one of the three Time Lords (in conjunction with Rassilon and Omega) who originally created the Time Travel facility, as was hinted at in the novelisation and deleted scenes of Rememberance Of The Daleks?

No he isn't. The current production team have not bought in to the 'Cartmel Masterplan' and have already directly contradicted it at least once off the top of my head.

It never appeared on screen in the original show so they're not bound to it in any way.

Tezcatlipoca 19-05-2013 14:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Anonymouse (Post 35573437)
And who, really, is River Song? What the hell is she to the Doctor? Why did he tell her his name?

He said she was his wife (something previously hinted at). Or do you think there's more to it than that?

adzii_nufc 20-05-2013 13:44

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Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 35573460)
He said she was his wife (something previously hinted at). Or do you think there's more to it than that?

She is his wife, Amelia Pond & Rory Williams' daughter.

(A good man goes to war) ("The Wedding of River Song'')

There's no more to it now, The Doctor may still meet her yet again in 'the wrong order' but that's about it. So basically they can still have her pop up due to the above but I doub't there's any more to her story.

John Hurt is likely the 9th Doctor and the one that killed the Timelords before Regenerating into Christopher Eccleston

Graham M 20-05-2013 13:52

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So are we ignoring Paul McGann here?

adzii_nufc 20-05-2013 14:01

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Originally Posted by Graham M (Post 35573806)
So are we ignoring Paul McGann here?

Paul McGann > John Hurt > Christopher Eccleston

John Hurt is an incarnation but not The Doctor so to speak, he killed the timelords which is probably what broke his promise to the name of 'The Doctor' a huge thing that doesn't just go away. He regenerated into Eccleston
and I assume the memories were erased or he was kept secret (The Doctor's secret)

Chris 20-05-2013 15:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35573807)
Paul McGann > John Hurt > Christopher Eccleston

John Hurt is an incarnation but not The Doctor so to speak, he killed the timelords which is probably what broke his promise to the name of 'The Doctor' a huge thing that doesn't just go away. He regenerated into Eccleston
and I assume the memories were erased or he was kept secret (The Doctor's secret)

Stolen a copy of the 50th anniversary script, have you? :scratch:

Exactly where Hurt fits in, we don't know. What we can infer from what was broadcast is that he is a past regeneration of the Time Lord who we watch on TV from week to week, but he is a regeneration that The Doctor refuses to acknowledge, because of something he did that he finds abhorrent.

Where he fits in, we do not know. He may have ended the Time War. He may have done something that prompted the Doctor to flee Gallifrey. He may be The Other, or a variation on that character, who was intended to be introduced in the late 80s before the show was cancelled.

Interestingly, however, if he is an incarnation of the Time Lord we call the Dcotor, that individual no longer has two regenerations left, but one. Probably.

BenMcr 20-05-2013 15:46

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35573833)
Interestingly, however, if he is an incarnation of the Time Lord we call the Dcotor, that individual no longer has two regenerations left, but one. Probably.

Although, I bet they'll say the counter got reset / extended after River gave up her regenerations to save the Doctor ;)

Chris 20-05-2013 16:01

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I fully expect there to be a clever get-out. The Five Doctors established that a Time Lord can receive a new regeneration cycle but didn't explain how. I just hope when it appears, it was worth waiting 30+ years to hear it. :D

Pierre 22-05-2013 10:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35573833)
Stolen a copy of the 50th anniversary script, have you? :scratch:

Exactly where Hurt fits in, we don't know. What we can infer from what was broadcast is that he is a past regeneration of the Time Lord who we watch on TV from week to week, but he is a regeneration that The Doctor refuses to acknowledge, because of something he did that he finds abhorrent.

Where he fits in, we do not know. He may have ended the Time War. He may have done something that prompted the Doctor to flee Gallifrey. He may be The Other, or a variation on that character, who was intended to be introduced in the late 80s before the show was cancelled.

Interestingly, however, if he is an incarnation of the Time Lord we call the Dcotor, that individual no longer has two regenerations left, but one. Probably.

Surely he must be a future regeneration of the doctor, as all the past regenerations are accounted for?

The doctors are listed numerically, by the producers of the show.

Unless as previously mentioned he is the aged version of Paul McGann as we never saw him regenerate, so we don't know how old he looked when he finally regenerated.

BenMcr 22-05-2013 11:07

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35574407)
Surely he must be a future regeneration of the doctor, as all the past regenerations are accounted for?

If he's a future one, then how does the 11th know what he did?

Kabaal 22-05-2013 11:32

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Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35574413)
If he's a future one, then how does the 11th know what he did?

He's the Doctor, the future was yesterday :p

BenMcr 22-05-2013 11:36

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Originally Posted by Kabaal (Post 35574416)
He's the Doctor, the future was yesterday :p

Not for his own timeline

Pierre 22-05-2013 13:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35574413)
If he's a future one, then how does the 11th know what he did?

I don't know, I don't write this stuff.

However, in the 4th to 5th regeneration, the 4th Doctor was "stalked" by the 5th doctor under the guise of the watcher IIRC.

I'm sure I'll be put right by Chris, but that is an example of a future incarnation of the doctor appearing before the doctor regenerated.

Damien 22-05-2013 14:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35574407)
Surely he must be a future regeneration of the doctor, as all the past regenerations are accounted for?

The doctors are listed numerically, by the producers of the show.

Unless as previously mentioned he is the aged version of Paul McGann as we never saw him regenerate, so we don't know how old he looked when he finally regenerated.

But the idea floated here, if I am not mistaken, is that this Doctor doesn't feature numerically because he isn't 'worth the name'. The Doctor says as much saying he is only the 12th in name and something hinting about someone who didn't live up to it.

Pierre 22-05-2013 14:28

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35574443)
But the idea floated here, if I am not mistaken, is that this Doctor doesn't feature numerically because he isn't 'worth the name'. The Doctor says as much saying he is only the 12th in name and something hinting about someone who didn't live up to it.

Well in that case (as we know Smith is actually the 11th Doctor, seen) then this potential unknown doctor must have appeared either before Hartnell or between McGann and Eccleston.

Damien 22-05-2013 14:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35574446)
Well in that case (as we know Smith is actually the 11th Doctor, seen) then this potential unknown doctor must have appeared either before Hartnell or between McGann and Eccleston.

I think it's the time war doctor? So he'll be before the old and the new era of Doctor Who. Or he'll never seem him again and it was a timey wimey thing and the whole plotline will be dropped. :D

(I don't know much about Doctor Who to be honest. I thought the time war as a thing that was always in Doctor Who lore)

BenMcr 22-05-2013 14:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35574440)
However, in the 4th to 5th regeneration, the 4th Doctor was "stalked" by the 5th doctor under the guise of the watcher IIRC.

Yup - but the 4th Doctor didn't recognise him I believe.

Whereas 11<?> knows who the John Hurt character is

Chris 22-05-2013 14:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35574407)
Surely he must be a future regeneration of the doctor, as all the past regenerations are accounted for?

The doctors are listed numerically, by the producers of the show.

Unless as previously mentioned he is the aged version of Paul McGann as we never saw him regenerate, so we don't know how old he looked when he finally regenerated.

The dialogue suggests he is a past regeneration of the individual we call the Doctor, but one the Doctor refuses to acknowledge with that name.

First there is the fact that "11" recognises him and knows what he did, while every other bit of relevant continuity of the past 50 years has established that the "current" Doctor has no knowledge of his future incarnations.

Second, while Hurt argues that he did what was necessary, "11" insists "but not in the name of the Doctor". He also explains to Clara the significance of choosing a name that declares what you choose to be. Hurt did not live up to that intention, for whatever reason, so the Doctor refuses to call that regeneration by his chosen name.

As to where Hurt fits in, well the two gaps in the series are pre-Hartnell and post McGann. My guess is the 50th anniversary is either going to be a Time War story, or an Origins story exploring how the Doctor left Gallifrey. I really hope it's the latter.

martyh 22-05-2013 16:31

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So who is Clara anyway ,what is special about her ?.Is she the actual Tardis in flesh form or is that too far fetched .

Same question concerning River Song and possibly the same conclusion ?

BenMcr 22-05-2013 16:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35574507)
So who is Clara anyway ,what is special about her ?.Is she the actual Tardis in flesh form or is that too far fetched

That was answered in the last episode

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Same question concerning River Song and possibly the same conclusion ?
Answered in 'A Good Man Goes to War'

martyh 22-05-2013 17:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35574512)
That was answered in the last episode

Answered in 'A Good Man Goes to War'

I know that River is supposed to be the daughter of Amy and Rory but she was supposed to be conceived inside the Tardis ,Like i said though maybe a little too far fetched :)

Tezcatlipoca 22-05-2013 18:52

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As BenMcr said, both questions have been answered in the series.

River was Amy and Rory's daughter, but because she was conceived in the TARDIS her DNA was mutated by the time vortex to be like a Time Lord's.

Clara was a normal human girl... but when she stepped into the Doctor's timeline scar thing inside his tomb it scattered her across his timeline and enabled her to fix all the things that the Great Intelligence had messed with, which is why the Doctor had already met versions of her on the Dalek Asylum and Victorian London.


No mention or even hint of either of them being a living TARDIS.

martyh 22-05-2013 20:22

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Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 35574606)
As BenMcr said, both questions have been answered in the series.

River was Amy and Rory's daughter, but because she was conceived in the TARDIS her DNA was mutated by the time vortex to be like a Time Lord's.

Clara was a normal human girl... but when she stepped into the Doctor's timeline scar thing inside his tomb it scattered her across his timeline and enabled her to fix all the things that the Great Intelligence had messed with, which is why the Doctor had already met versions of her on the Dalek Asylum and Victorian London.


No mention or even hint of either of them being a living TARDIS.


It was just a musing i had the other day on the A35 out of Axminster ,like i said maybe too far fetched :D

dilli-theclaw 01-06-2013 21:20

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Matt Smith leaving. Just when I was getting used to him too.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho...ave-Doctor-Who

martyh 01-06-2013 21:26

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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701 (Post 35578362)
Matt Smith leaving. Just when I was getting used to him too.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho...ave-Doctor-Who


I can't believe it's been 4 yrs already, in line with the time other actors have stayed as the doctor though isn't it ,at least the new ones and who will be the next doctor

Chris 01-06-2013 21:52

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Cue the usual tabloid speculation over whether they might cast a woman.

Tom Baker has a lot to answer for.

tizmeinnit 02-06-2013 10:24

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I assume seeing as the change happens at Christmas that his departure was known well before the press release :) I quite like Pertwee junior as an option myself

Hugh 02-06-2013 11:04

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
I think Hugh Laurie should do it...

tizmeinnit 02-06-2013 11:14

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35578479)
I think Hugh Laurie should do it...

I do agree but would he not be to expensive?

RB2004 02-06-2013 12:10

David tennant is coming back for the anniversary somehow, maybe they will find a way of returning him as the doctor lol

Damien 02-06-2013 12:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35578383)
Cue the usual tabloid speculation over whether they might cast a woman.

Tom Baker has a lot to answer for.

Does it have to be a man? (by which I mean as part of the lore).

cimt 02-06-2013 12:29

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I'm guessing the BBC have known about this for awhile and the role has probably already been recast or they're about to start doing it.

tizmeinnit 02-06-2013 12:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RB2004 (Post 35578492)
David tennant is coming back for the anniversary somehow, maybe they will find a way of returning him as the doctor lol

he is alive and well in the other universe so it won't be much of a stretch to bring him and Rose back for a while

watzizname 02-06-2013 13:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tizmeinnit (Post 35578481)
I do agree but would he not be to expensive?

If they went with Hugh Laurie, his fee should almost certainly mean his Doctor can expect to find himself doing battle in a quarry, every damned week till he leaves.

I'd much rather see someone like Paul Kaye or Mark Heap in the roll, especially if the writers are going to have the Doctor continue treading on the dark side.

Quote:

Originally Posted by tizmeinnit (Post 35578513)
he is alive and well in the other universe so it won't be much of a stretch to bring him and Rose back for a while

I read that it was going to be the actual Ten & Rose, not the Meta-Crisis Ten..

Chris 02-06-2013 15:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35578499)
Does it have to be a man? (by which I mean as part of the lore).

It has never been established that Gallifreyans can be trans-gender. Males and females other than the Doctor have been shown regenerating and none has ever changed sex.

Given that Time Lords have familial relations, it would be a bit odd if they were prone to sudden sex changes and arguably their society would not readily use fixed gender references like "man" and "woman".

It hasn't been explicitly established that they cannot change sex, but it is implicit in so much of the show's lore that casting a woman now would require far too much explaining.

Besides, there are certain constants about the doctor's personality that survive each regeneration, personality traits that make him inherently male, rather than female. Each successive male actor has been recognisably playing the same character. I'm not convinced that would be the case if the role went to a woman.

The only reason for casting a woman would be for a massive publicity stunt. There is no "need", either in-universe or out, to do it. It's not as if the show hasn't had its share of female role models.

tizmeinnit 02-06-2013 16:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by watzizname (Post 35578537)
If they went with Hugh Laurie, his fee should almost certainly mean his Doctor can expect to find himself doing battle in a quarry, every damned week till he leaves.

I'd much rather see someone like Paul Kaye or Mark Heap in the roll, especially if the writers are going to have the Doctor continue treading on the dark side.


I read that it was going to be the actual Ten & Rose, not the Meta-Crisis Ten..

I like either of them. In fact when you think there are loads I would not mind in the roll

dilli-theclaw 02-06-2013 17:10

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me!

tizmeinnit 02-06-2013 17:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dilligaf1701 (Post 35578603)
me!

yeah man and you can get a new K9

dilli-theclaw 02-06-2013 17:13

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I want a robot pussy!

tizmeinnit 02-06-2013 17:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dilligaf1701 (Post 35578606)
I want a robot pussy!

lmao

Pierre 02-06-2013 19:33

Re: Doctor Who : Season 7
 
Wouldn't it be a bit of a coup if the next doctor was John Hurt?

I think we need the next doctor to be older, we know he is an incarnation of the doctor that wasn't worthy of the name, maybe he can redeem himself, it also wouldn't muck up the no. Of regenerations

Damien 02-06-2013 21:16

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-rad...who-matt-smith

Idris Elba would be interesting.

Hugh Laurie would be an amazing choice but he would be too expensive and unlikely to want to do it. He is a great actor however and I think he could convey a lot of depth to the character too.

The one problem with Doctor Who, especially recently, is that the episodes have been rather bland and pointless. Procedural monster of the week episodes with little point to the story. American dramas tend to explore a theme per episode which can add another layer to the scripts which aren't there is most of the Doctor Who episodes. I would like to see that return and a Doctor who can do it justice.

Stephen 03-06-2013 08:01

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I think we need to get multi part stories back.

Paul 03-06-2013 12:53

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Yes, I preferred the multi part stories as well.

It always feels like the current stories are rushed, to fit them in.
Plus the suspense and the end of an episode kept you talking and guessing all week, and ready for the next installment.

ATM, I feel I could miss a week, and really not be that bothered.

Dave42 16-06-2013 20:03

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUlJfvzRw_A

Chris 16-06-2013 20:23

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Not bad, as fan-made trailers go ...

Pierre 30-06-2013 11:43

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Just flicking through geek town, and it says on there that the 50th anniversary special is on 23 rd Nov. and states that the Doctor and Clara are joined by David Tennant and Billie Piper.

Paul 22-07-2013 13:57

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Daleks return in the 50th anniversary special.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho...ersary-Special

Stephen 22-07-2013 15:10

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From that photo it looks to me that it may be Skaro or Gallifrey. Possibly during the time war?

By all counts the footage shown at SDCC was very epic and movie like.

Pierre 24-07-2013 20:04

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This re-affirms to me that Hurt's Doctor is between McGann and Eccleston.

It's been inferred that the doctor did some nasty things during the time war, and perhaps Hurt was the Doctor in Question.

pk1 24-07-2013 22:26

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Does anyone know if there will be a box set of series 7?

Paul 24-07-2013 22:32

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Its already available in two parts.
The whole series in one set isnt available yet.

Its planned, and has a region 1 release date of Sept 24, I would imagine R2 to be a week or two before that.

pk1 25-07-2013 07:47

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Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35598833)
Its already available in two parts.
The whole series in one set isnt available yet.

Its planned, and has a region 1 release date of Sept 24, I would imagine R2 to be a week or two before that.

Thanks

Stephen 26-07-2013 14:29

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Its was confirmed today that the Complete 7th series will be released on DVD/Blu Ray on the 28th October.

http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2013/07...713110008.html
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BBC Worldwide have announced the release of the Complete Series Seven Boxed Set on DVD and Blu-ray in the United Kingdom for the 28th October 2013.
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Special Features:
  • Audio commentaries for: The Snowmen, Cold War, Hide and The Crimson Horror
  • "Prequels" for: The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe, Asylum of the Daleks, The Snowmen (x3), The Bells of Saint John and The Name of the Doctor (x2)
  • Pond Life
  • The Making of the Gunslinger
  • Creating Clara
  • Behind the scenes featurettes for every episode
  • Additional featurettes: Doctor Who in the US, Last Days of the Ponds, The Science of Doctor Who, The Companions and Doctor Who at Comic Con


Paul 26-07-2013 22:06

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After R1 (unless they changed the date of that). Unusual.

Paul 17-08-2013 23:47

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50th Anniversary Promo ;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07TcLdd-Ea0

(Not sure if this is official or fan made).

adzii_nufc 18-08-2013 08:59

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Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35611901)
50th Anniversary Promo ;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07TcLdd-Ea0

(Not sure if this is official or fan made).

''Killer of his own kind'' is that line from a past episode? Any Who geek know where the line is from? Trailer is fan made, description gave it away before viewing.

Edit: Quick google tells me it was the Beast of the pit. For a fan made trailer he chose a great selection of past lines.

Paul 18-08-2013 12:29

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Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35611938)
Trailer is fan made, description gave it away before viewing.

Huh ? What description ?

Chris 18-08-2013 14:16

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I think he means the description written by the uploader. I don't remember how prominent the description is on the website but it's right beneath the video window on the iPad app.

That is a fan made trailer, but it's a lot better than many.

adzii_nufc 09-11-2013 13:28

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Official Day of the Doctor trailer http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01l9ntt

Stephen 09-11-2013 16:25

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There is also to be another trailer released tomorrow.

Only 14 days to go now!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho...sable-Trailers
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And to really make this a special weekend we’re also releasing a second trailer on Sunday. Versions of this trailer have been seen at industry events but this is the first time it’s been released in its finished form, complete with the kind of special effects that help make The Day of the Doctor so epic.
The second trailer sounds like it will be the one from Comic Con but now with finished effects.

Paul 09-11-2013 20:36

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The first trailer is on Youtube as well : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xS1cNjJSGQs

martyh 09-11-2013 20:53

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:hyper:I saw the trailer on the Beeb tonight and i think i'm going to wet myself with excitement

Stephen 09-11-2013 21:29

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The second trailer that aired tonight is now online.

http://www.denofgeek.com/tv/doctor-w...-of-the-doctor

I think the first that appeared was an international one and as it leaked the BBC felt they should upload it.

I hope we still get another one tomorrow.

Stuart 14-11-2013 12:32

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As part of the celebrations, the BBC have released a mini episode showing how Paul McGann's doctor re-generated into John Hurt's..

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/do...i-episode.html

BenMcr 14-11-2013 12:50

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Originally Posted by Stuart (Post 35645154)
As part of the celebrations, the BBC have released a mini episode showing how Paul McGann's doctor re-generated into John Hurt's..

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/do...i-episode.html

Love it

Chris 14-11-2013 13:10

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Fangasm!!!

Pierre 14-11-2013 13:33

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That 6 mins was better than the whole of Matt Smiths tenure.

Just shows what we missed by not having a full Paul McGann season or two.

It also sets up the special briliantly

tizmeinnit 14-11-2013 17:30

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35645178)
That 6 mins was better than the whole of Matt Smiths tenure.

Just shows what we missed by not having a full Paul McGann season or two.

It also sets up the special briliantly

I do agree with this

---------- Post added at 18:30 ---------- Previous post was at 18:29 ----------

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35645170)
Fangasm!!!

I also had to change my undies lol ( well I didnt I do not mind the smell lmao)

Chris 14-11-2013 19:30

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McGann did absolutely knock it out of the park, though to be fair he has developed his take on the character over many years through the audios he has done, so he wasn't coming at it cold. In fact he's been at it a lot longer than Matt Smith.

But yes, I was left gutted that we never got to see more of what this Doctor was like.

Stephen 14-11-2013 22:01

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Wouldn't it be good to get a McGann series now. A lost series as such.

Paul 14-11-2013 23:59

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Interesting credits ;

John Hurt as "The War Doctor" ......

tizmeinnit 15-11-2013 07:34

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Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35645392)
Interesting credits ;

John Hurt as "The War Doctor" ......

yeah I always thought it was the Chris E doctor who ended the Time War before we got to see him. It is a shame we are only going to get the special to explain it all though

Pierre 15-11-2013 09:33

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You'd have thought that if they got McGann to star in a webisode, they could have got him to start in the special. They could have extended his part, and give his doctor a little bit of a run out.

Who knows, he may pop up in it?

Chris 15-11-2013 09:47

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They could have, but the risk with throwing too much at a single episode is that it becomes messy. One of the drawbacks of the TVM McGann made was that they devoted the first 20 minutes to giving Sly McCoy a regeneration sequence. It may have been important in the context of fandom but for a drama hoping to win a new legion of fans and thereby secure a commission for a full series, it was a mistake, and a mistake Russell T Davies et al wisely avoided repeating in 2005.

All that stuff about the Sisterhood of Karn is incredibly clever, but it is also too dense and distracting to be included in any feature-length story where it would have no relevance except as the vehicle to explain how and why the 'War Doctor' came to be. Separating it out into a red button mini episode was a very clever move IMO.

Stephen 15-11-2013 14:45

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Originally Posted by tizmeinnit (Post 35645435)
yeah I always thought it was the Chris E doctor who ended the Time War before we got to see him. It is a shame we are only going to get the special to explain it all though

Its clear to see from 'Rose' that Nine had only recently regenerated or hadn't managed to look in a mirror yet as he was surprised by his appearance. So I've always thought it was eight who ended it going by that. However now we know that Eight choose to regenerate in to a 'warrior' so he could end the war.

Pierre 16-11-2013 20:34

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Doesn't this throw the whole regeneration thing forward?

The " war" Doctor, may not be allowed to have the name for what he did, but he is still an incarnation of the being known as the doctor.

Which makes him no.9. Eccleston 10' Tennant 11, smith 12 and Capaldi 13.

So unless something radical happens during Capaldi's tenure, he will be the last Doctor!!

dilli-theclaw 16-11-2013 20:39

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35645996)
Doesn't this throw the whole regeneration thing forward?

The " war" Doctor, may not be allowed to have the name for what he did, but he is still an incarnation of the being known as the doctor.

Which makes him no.9. Eccleston 10' Tennant 11, smith 12 and Capaldi 13.

So unless something radical happens during Capaldi's tenure, he will be the last Doctor!!


And Tennant got shot by a Dalek (The Stolen Earth) and regenerated back into himself but still regenerated so he's had two not one.

BenMcr 16-11-2013 22:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35645996)
Doesn't this throw the whole regeneration thing forward?

The " war" Doctor, may not be allowed to have the name for what he did, but he is still an incarnation of the being known as the doctor.

Which makes him no.9. Eccleston 10' Tennant 11, smith 12 and Capaldi 13.

So unless something radical happens during Capaldi's tenure, he will be the last Doctor!!

But then River Song gave all her regenerations to 11 to bring him back in 'Let's Kill Hitler', so I'm sure they'll use that somehow

Stuart 20-11-2013 18:09

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Don't get too excited as this could be a wind up but Tom Baker has stated he *is* involved in the special. When asked for a comment, a BBC spokesperson referred to William Hartnell in "The Name Of The Doctor" and said in Doctor Who anything is possible and nothing is certain..

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/do...y-special.html

Pierre 21-11-2013 08:05

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Originally Posted by Stuart (Post 35647273)
Don't get too excited as this could be a wind up but Tom Baker has stated he *is* involved in the special. When asked for a comment, a BBC spokesperson referred to William Hartnell in "The Name Of The Doctor" and said in Doctor Who anything is possible and nothing is certain..

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/do...y-special.html

Well they'd have to do some Terminator - Salvation type CGI then, as Old Mr Tom is far too old to play the doctor as he was.

Stephen 21-11-2013 12:09

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35647495)
Well they'd have to do some Terminator - Salvation type CGI then, as Old Mr Tom is far too old to play the doctor as he was.

It could always be explained with timey-whimey stuff as to how he appears to have aged.

Patrick Troughton days till the 50th :-)

Also Adventures in Space and Time is on BBC2/BBC2 HD at 9pm tonight and it looks beilliant.


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