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Doctor Who and The Eleventh Doctor

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  •  10-11-2009, 21:33 3411480

    Doctor Who and The Eleventh Doctor

    So I love Doctor Who, I never got BBC so when it started showing on Sci Fi back in 05 that was really the only time I got to see it. Needless to say I got hooked immediately, and I've bought all the seasons and specials since 05.

    I've also tried to find the older shows, and have miraculously found some. I can't afford to spend 60 dollars for the dvds that only have 2 or 3 episodes on them from the old series, so I make due with what i can find online.

    Basically I'm just wondering if any of you like the show, and who your favorite Doctor is. I know David Tennant is leaving after this year and they are bringing in Mark Smith. I've never seen him in anything, have any of you? They seem pretty confident in his abilities but he seems very young for the role. If he can pull off being the Doctor at 26 I'll be very impressed, but I gotta admit I'll miss David. So what do you think of the show?

    Also, what do you think of the spin offs like Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood. I've bought all the Torchwood Dvds, and was hoping they would focus more on Capt Jack, but I still like it very much.

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  •  11-04-2009, 16:20 3416656 in reply to 3411480

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    Doctor Who is awesome! Although, I have to admit I haven't seen any of the older ones, before Christopher Eccleston came on the scene, but I thought David Tennant was a pretty amazing Doctor Who, I'm just hoping Mark Smith can pull off the role well enough!

    Never watched the Sarah Jane Adventures, but I've watched a few Torchwoods, and they're pretty awesome too Smily [:)]

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  •  11-04-2009, 16:48 3416673 in reply to 3416656

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    Not ever watched Dr.Who... I should at one point but I have no real interest in watching it.
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  •  11-04-2009, 16:53 3416676 in reply to 3416673

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    I can't comment on previous doctors, but out of the 2 I've seen David was the best, but they each bring an entirely new character to the role so it will be interesting to see what the newbie does.
  •  11-04-2009, 16:59 3416680 in reply to 3416676

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    What about the companions? I vote Rose! Big Smile [:D]

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  •  11-04-2009, 17:10 3416688 in reply to 3416680

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    Hasn't it been like two years since we've seen a new Doctor Who here in the states? I still have it setup in my Tivo I think.

    What's the hold up?
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  •  11-04-2009, 17:43 3416700 in reply to 3416688

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    XALAN:
    Hasn't it been like two years since we've seen a new Doctor Who here in the states? I still have it setup in my Tivo I think. What's the hold up?


    :'(

    I feel for you. If I could teleport/make more Doctor Who showings in the States, then I would Smily [:)]

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  •  11-04-2009, 18:29 3416710 in reply to 3411480

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    I watch it on and off. Wouldn't mind the whole thing on DVD at some point, but I imagine that would be incredibly expensive.

    My favourite doctor is the Third Doctor, played by Jon Pertwee (he had his doctor head on!). Mostly because he's the one I grew up watching. (On repeat, I'm not old). Also liked the Fourth Doctor.

    David Tennant's version was bloody G o o d [Good] though. He kind of mixes personality quirks from many of the previous ones.

    Haven't really been watching Torchwood or any of the spin offs.

    About the next Doctor being young, the general trend is for the doctor to become a younger version of himself each time he regenerates, in fact I think it was going to be a plot point at one stage, but it was scrapped when different writers made him slightly older during a few incarnations.

    Two more regenerations and the Doctor is (theoretically) gone forever, since he only has thirteen lives. If they want it to continue they'll no doubt find a way to bring him back though.


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  •  11-04-2009, 18:39 3416713 in reply to 3416710

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    deliriousstudios:
    Two more regenerations and the Doctor is (theoretically) gone forever, since he only has thirteen lives. If they want it to continue they'll no doubt find a way to bring him back though.


    That's quite sad Sad [:(]

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  •  11-05-2009, 3:33 3416775 in reply to 3416713

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    AmeliaDot:
    deliriousstudios:


    Two more regenerations and the Doctor is (theoretically) gone forever, since he only has thirteen lives. If they want it to continue they'll no doubt find a way to bring him back though.


    That's quite sad Sad [:(]


    Whoa! He sure does have short lives then. His lives have been one or a fews years long lately.
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  •  11-05-2009, 6:19 3416781 in reply to 3416775

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    Well, Time Lords never age, so technically he could live forever if he didn't keep getting himself killed. And like I said, they could easily find a way of bringing him back. It's a series featuring time travel, someone could easily steal the TARDIS, go back in time, find David Tennant and clone him or something. Stick out tongue [:P] The writers haven't been terribly consistent anyway.

    The Master was granted A second cycle by the Time Lords, but since they're all dead apparently, that option doesn't look likely.

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  •  11-05-2009, 7:48 3416798 in reply to 3416781

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    Steven Moffat being the new head writer is a very G o o d [Good] thing, he's penned some of the best episodes of new Who. My bets are the new assistant is River Song, Alex Kingston's character from Silence in the Library & Forests of the Dead, since she's a creation of Moffat and knew the doctor in a different younger incarnation.
  •  11-05-2009, 12:28 3416858 in reply to 3411480

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    I don't know if any of you will of noticed this but in the last or penultimate episode of season 2, the one where Rose got left in the parallel universe, the person who played Martha Jones (the doctors next companion) plays some woman at torchwood who dies. Thought I'd check if I wasn't the only nerd to notice this
  •  11-05-2009, 12:37 3416861 in reply to 3416858

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    Yeah I noticed that. They must have really liked her and gave her a shot with a new character.

    Of course, I noticed. She's hot!
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  •  11-05-2009, 12:38 3416862 in reply to 3416861

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    What happened to the actress that played Rose? She looked like she got hooked on meth when they brought her back in the last season. She looked really skinny and it looked like her mouth grew more teeth or something.
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  •  11-05-2009, 12:55 3416864 in reply to 3416862

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    XALAN:
    What happened to the actress that played Rose? She looked like she got hooked on meth when they brought her back in the last season. She looked really skinny and it looked like her mouth grew more teeth or something.


    got her teeth straightened, I believe, for doing Diary of a Call Girl.
  •  11-05-2009, 13:18 3416870 in reply to 3416864

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    Rose is weird, she looks Okish on screen, bit too much teeth for my liking. Take her out of makeup she looks like a totally different person, (and not very attractive)
  •  11-05-2009, 15:58 3416895 in reply to 3416870

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    Personally I dont like the idea of a new actor playing the Doctor but if anyone should be playing the doctor it should be this dazzling chap



    Now I shall be marching to BBC this Friday with rifle in hand demanding this mysterious yet enchanting man be given the job whos with me! Cheeky [:cheeky:]

    I get bored easily these days...




  •  11-05-2009, 16:03 3416896 in reply to 3416895

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    Gingerman:
    Personally I dont like the idea of a new actor playing the Doctor but if anyone should be playing the doctor it should be this dazzling chap



    Now I shall be marching to BBC this Friday with rifle in hand demanding this mysterious yet enchanting man be given the job whos with me! Cheeky [:cheeky:]

    I get bored easily these days...




    Am I the only one who can't see the picture?? Or was that a joke? Otherwise I think the red x in a white box would make a G o o d [Good] doctor.
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  •  11-05-2009, 17:00 3416909 in reply to 3416896

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    I can't see it either Sad [:(]
  •  11-05-2009, 17:14 3416914 in reply to 3416909

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    Curses!, now none of you will see the splendor of the fantastic man that hides behind that fabled red X! afraid [:afraid:]


  •  11-05-2009, 17:56 3416924 in reply to 3416858

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    sim656:
    I don't know if any of you will of noticed this but in the last or penultimate episode of season 2, the one where Rose got left in the parallel universe, the person who played Martha Jones (the doctors next companion) plays some woman at torchwood who dies. Thought I'd check if I wasn't the only nerd to notice this


    I noticed that! After re-watching it, I have to admit Stick out tongue [:P] But I didn't like how they did that Sad [:(]

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  •  11-06-2009, 2:54 3416978 in reply to 3416924

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    AmeliaDot:
    sim656:
    I don't know if any of you will of noticed this but in the last or penultimate episode of season 2, the one where Rose got left in the parallel universe, the person who played Martha Jones (the doctors next companion) plays some woman at torchwood who dies. Thought I'd check if I wasn't the only nerd to notice this


    I noticed that! After re-watching it, I have to admit Stick out tongue [:P] But I didn't like how they did that Sad [:(]


    I guess they felt the gap between showing the two episodes would be great enough for people not to notice too much.
  •  11-06-2009, 17:11 3417062 in reply to 3416978

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    I feel sad for David leaving, He was my favorite doctor out of the two. I hate ALL the companions! Burn the heretics!

    I think Matt Smith won't pull it off though to be honest, Looking forward to stevens episodes though!
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  •  11-06-2009, 17:46 3417066 in reply to 3417062

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    I said the same thing when Christopher Eccleston was leaving and David Tennant was coming on board. I wasn't aware of David's previous work and I didn't want Eccleston to leave. I thought he was awesome.

    However, then I watched Tennant as the Doctor and he was wonderful!

    I liked both Doctors.

    By the way, I never watch the original Doctor Who series from way back when, so I am not familiar with the original presentations of the Doctor.
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