LaDracul wrote:"A mattress on the freeway? JOAN COLLINS IS IN TOWN!"
Anyway, I'm a little envious as we have to wait for it to air on Sci-Fi in the states.From what I've heard, Christmas TV in the UK is a big deal and I really do like the Christmas episodes that have been made so far.
And I do fancy Doctors 5 and 10...
Fried Gold wrote:From the reports I've reading, I'm more looking forward to the next series of Torchwood...surprisingly.
king_of_nowhere wrote:according to the Sunday papers(news of the world, but they ain't published it online yet), John Simm will be taking over from Tennant from series 5 onwards.
LaDracul wrote:If they really DID go with ol' Superfluous Nipple Allen, I really would've thought the show was jumping the shark...
Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7114699.stm
GUESS WHO'S BACK?
The Vicar wrote:No one noticed that Verity Lambert died back in November?
Love ya, babe.
Thanks.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7109538.s tm
For some damned reason, the link keeps breaking off the "tm" from the rest of the addy.
ONeillSG1 wrote:When does the new season/series start over on the Isle?
The Vicar wrote:When will BBC America start running it?
Soon, I hope.
Fried Gold wrote:ONeillSG1 wrote:When does the new season/series start over on the Isle?
Torchwood finale tonight. Doctor Who starts tomorrow night.
(so expect it to be ready for download somewhere on the interwebs by Sunday...)
Bob Poopflingius Maximus wrote:The Vicar wrote:When will BBC America start running it?
Soon, I hope.
They are still finishing up Series 3 so I am guessing no...
The Vicar wrote:Bob Poopflingius Maximus wrote:The Vicar wrote:When will BBC America start running it?
Soon, I hope.
They are still finishing up Series 3 so I am guessing no...
But hold!
There were ads on the telly today for D4!
Can't remember if it was Sci-Fi or BBC, though.
I was in the midst of my BSG frenzy last night.
papalazeru wrote:One of the best eps (or double ep) was the one set in war time where the doctor doesn't remember who he was. The ending was brilliant.
Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:papalazeru wrote:One of the best eps (or double ep) was the one set in war time where the doctor doesn't remember who he was. The ending was brilliant.
'Human Nature' / 'The Family Of Blood' - agreed, one of the greatest stories since Doctor Who returned. Based on the novel by Paul Cornell, who adapted the episodes himself. Original novel featured the 7th Doctor. Great exploration of the one thing The Doctor can never have - an ordinary life.
papalazeru wrote:Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:papalazeru wrote:One of the best eps (or double ep) was the one set in war time where the doctor doesn't remember who he was. The ending was brilliant.
'Human Nature' / 'The Family Of Blood' - agreed, one of the greatest stories since Doctor Who returned. Based on the novel by Paul Cornell, who adapted the episodes himself. Original novel featured the 7th Doctor. Great exploration of the one thing The Doctor can never have - an ordinary life.
I just thought he was kick ass at the end of it.
Loving the Evil Doctor.
Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:papalazeru wrote:Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:papalazeru wrote:One of the best eps (or double ep) was the one set in war time where the doctor doesn't remember who he was. The ending was brilliant.
'Human Nature' / 'The Family Of Blood' - agreed, one of the greatest stories since Doctor Who returned. Based on the novel by Paul Cornell, who adapted the episodes himself. Original novel featured the 7th Doctor. Great exploration of the one thing The Doctor can never have - an ordinary life.
I just thought he was kick ass at the end of it.
Loving the Evil Doctor.
Huh?You've got me there mate...no 'Evil Doctor' in that episode!
Fried Gold wrote:About two-thirds of the way through it seemed like it was going to be a fairly....almost run-of-the-mill episode. But then the slight references to the greater story arcs kicked in and the episode took on a far grander nature.
I don't think anybody expected that part of the ending....just wondering the what really happened there will keep people guessing for a while.
Catherine Tate was 38% less annoying than usual. Hopefully they continue to rein her performances in somewhat.
And if the BBC merchandising department don't make a plush Adipose toy they'll be missing out on lots of moolah.
Fried Gold wrote:You know that'll lead to Lenny Henry as the Doctor....
The CGI looked quite spiffing in the episode too. And the Trumbull-eqse spaceship was pretty cool.
I thought dumping the sonic pen in the bin was a bit cheap. I was thinking that'd be a plot device further down the line.
Fried Gold wrote:I thought dumping the sonic pen in the bin was a bit cheap. I was thinking that'd be a plot device further down the line.
papalazeru wrote:I thought for a while that the nanny was actually John Simms new form for the Master, considering she has a Sonic Screwdriver (or pen).
papalazeru wrote:...either that or it's probably going to a female doctor. Perish the thought, but they are the beeb and have to play that equal ops card at some point.
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