TonyWilson wrote:So anyone reckon Donna is a timelord? She definitely heard the sound of drums when she was sitting on the stairs in the Shadow Proclamation base.
Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:TonyWilson wrote:So anyone reckon Donna is a timelord? She definitely heard the sound of drums when she was sitting on the stairs in the Shadow Proclamation base.
No, she is 'something new' as the young lady pointed out to her
Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:Of course, if you'd like to spoil yourself full of speculation, go to the Doctor Who forums and read this thread which will make clear the theory myself and others have regarding the Daleks and the conlusion of this storyline. It's a good theory I feel, so check it out if you want to know more. Sorry guys, I'm not willing to repost the entire 3 page thread!
Mr Dark wrote:Possibly, or possibly some abstraction taken from Beowulf - the cyclical nature of the sins of the fathers revisiting, destructively on the one hand but yet placing at the same time in the hands of those affected the opportunity to redeem their true selves from the bond of guilt if only they have the courage to actually face the truth. Hwæt!Lynxpro wrote:I thought the moral of the story was that yes, if Angelina Jolie approaches you, you damn straight give her the sexy time her body deserves, but make sure she's either on birth control or you donkey punch her in the stomach because otherwise, she'll give birth to some beast that will shame the hell out of you and eat the towns people.
ONeillSG1 wrote:Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:Of course, if you'd like to spoil yourself full of speculation, go to the Doctor Who forums and read this thread which will make clear the theory myself and others have regarding the Daleks and the conlusion of this storyline. It's a good theory I feel, so check it out if you want to know more. Sorry guys, I'm not willing to repost the entire 3 page thread!
Started reading that and my eyes crossed. Jesus. You need a PhD in Who-ology to start reading that.
Bones wrote:Thanks for letting me off the hook. Glad you like it. I have been a huge fan of the Doctor since they started playing them on PBS in the afternoons in 1980. I have seen everything since Tom Baker took over and most of everything that is available before. I am really enjoying the current series...and am very interested in where it will go next...
Belac wrote:I thought it was okay. Last week's set-up was better than this week's pay off, but Davros' confontation with the doctor and some of the emotional beats were very good.
Some of it was ridiculous though. The Earth gets pulled across the universe and all it causes is a bit of shaking? THE MOON STAYED IN THE SAME ORBIT WITHOUT THE EARTH BEING THERE? Those kind of things really take you out of the story. It's ok every now and then, but there was probably at least 10 similar things in the same episode.
flyboy5287 wrote:One does have to wonder how much the Doctor cares for Rose anyway, judging by the conclusion to the whole shipper saga.
"Rose, I don't like you enough to stay, but here, have my genocidal clone."
Shan wrote:Don't overthink Doctor Who too much or you might find yourself asking the question as to why the Doctor has on average been getting younger in appearance after each regeneration (until he couldn't realistically get a much younger actor than Peter Davison playing him) as he gets older while all the other Time Lords (eg Borusa as just one example) seemed to tend towards getting older in appearance after each successive regeneration.
Shan wrote:Don't overthink Doctor Who too much or you might find yourself asking the question as to why the Doctor has on average been getting younger in appearance after each regeneration (until he couldn't realistically get a much younger actor than Peter Davison playing him) as he gets older while all the other Time Lords (eg Borusa as just one example) seemed to tend towards getting older in appearance after each successive regeneration.
Simon Quinlank wrote:Ultimately, the revelation that it's been Dalek Caan tweaking the course of event didn't have much impact - "oh by the way it was this blob of Dalek boogie that's been manipulating the timeline...next.
ONeillSG1 wrote:Just wondering: When is Torchwood coming back with Mickey and Martha in tow?
And it's moving to BBC1? Does that mean no cursing or Dumbledore/straight sex scenes?
papalazeru wrote:ONeillSG1 wrote:Just wondering: When is Torchwood coming back with Mickey and Martha in tow?
And it's moving to BBC1? Does that mean no cursing or Dumbledore/straight sex scenes?
Oh god. I hate that show.
How can you do gritty drama with a Welsh lead. It's awful.
papalazeru wrote:It's still got a Welsh lead.
ONeillSG1 wrote:Just wondering: When is Torchwood coming back with Mickey and Martha in tow?
And it's moving to BBC1? Does that mean no cursing or Dumbledore/straight sex scenes?
Fried Gold wrote:ONeillSG1 wrote:Just wondering: When is Torchwood coming back with Mickey and Martha in tow?
And it's moving to BBC1? Does that mean no cursing or Dumbledore/straight sex scenes?
Go here for more information.
And having Welsh, cursing, ghey sex having scifi characters on BBC1 means the Big British Castle can tick any number of minority interest boxes!!!
Fried Gold wrote:I thought the first series of Torchwood was a big disappointment, lacked the integrity it needed and had wasted the potential to be something better.
I thought the second series, having been away to backed away from just being a Who spin-off. It has intelligent and exciting storylines and presented them well.
That the Beeb are switching to this new format suggests they're treating it the same way as they do "respectable" stuff like Dalziel & Pascoe, Waking The Dead etc etc
Fried Gold wrote:ONeillSG1 wrote:Just wondering: When is Torchwood coming back with Mickey and Martha in tow?
And it's moving to BBC1? Does that mean no cursing or Dumbledore/straight sex scenes?
Go here for more information.
ONeillSG1 wrote:Fried Gold wrote:ONeillSG1 wrote:Just wondering: When is Torchwood coming back with Mickey and Martha in tow?
And it's moving to BBC1? Does that mean no cursing or Dumbledore/straight sex scenes?
Go here for more information.
First of all, screw word filters.
Second of all, HUH? Five episodes? That's it? Or did I miss something?
How long will this episodes be?
Also I love how the site referred to Owen as "Doctor Misery"!!! That is the perfect name for a villan of some kind.
Fried Gold wrote:ONeillSG1 wrote:Fried Gold wrote:Go here for more information.
First of all, screw word filters.
Second of all, HUH? Five episodes? That's it? Or did I miss something?
How long will this episodes be?
Also I love how the site referred to Owen as "Doctor Misery"!!! That is the perfect name for a villan of some kind.
I love how I wrote that too.
papalazeru wrote:...and Bonekickers.
The new word for 'fucking shit'
Fried Gold wrote:I love how I wrote that too.
ONeillSG1 wrote:Just wondering: Was Donna from London or somewhere else? Having a brain fart of a moment here and Wikipedia is no help.
ONeillSG1 wrote:Fried Gold wrote:I love how I wrote that too.
Oh crap, that's your site!?!? AWESOME!!!!
papalazeru wrote:ONeillSG1 wrote:Fried Gold wrote:I love how I wrote that too.
Oh crap, that's your site!?!? AWESOME!!!!
Too frickin right it's awesome.
ONeillSG1 wrote:papalazeru wrote:ONeillSG1 wrote:Oh crap, that's your site!?!? AWESOME!!!!
Too frickin right it's awesome.
Are you involved in the site too or are you just happy for FG?
MacCready wrote:The Doctor needs to dial down the over-earnestness a few notches.
That would improve things.
Fried Gold wrote:MacCready wrote:The Doctor needs to dial down the over-earnestness a few notches.
That would improve things.
...but....HE'S SORRY...HE'S SO SORRY....AGAIN...
MacCready wrote:Fried Gold wrote:MacCready wrote:The Doctor needs to dial down the over-earnestness a few notches.
That would improve things.
...but....HE'S SORRY...HE'S SO SORRY....AGAIN...
Oh yeah, you know what I'm talking about.
Emoting to the "back of the house".
MacCready wrote:Fried Gold wrote:MacCready wrote:The Doctor needs to dial down the over-earnestness a few notches.
That would improve things.
...but....HE'S SORRY...HE'S SO SORRY....AGAIN...
Oh yeah, you know what I'm talking about.
Emoting to the "back of the house".
The Vicar wrote:If he tells Yorrick he's "so very sorry....",
it'll be a short run.
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