This series would have been better if pink was the companion. controversial, but - !!
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I have not enjoyed this series at all. That episode tonight I thought was awful.
I think the show has been bad since clara has been introduced. there has been no real connection between clara as a companion and doctor - matt smith and peter capaldi, not worked with either. And I've loved all companions since the reboot.
mr pink, i think, has all the characteristics of a good companion, only he is screwed because he is used as clara's boyfriend. he has an interesting history, he is calm and cool, can think outside the box, solves problems when he has to, and has a stubborn humanity.
The scene tonight, when mr pink talked about he loves what he sees here in the world and doesn't need any more - he says that to clara. he should be saying that to the doctor as a companion.
I have not enjoyed this series at all. That episode tonight I thought was awful.
I think the show has been bad since clara has been introduced. there has been no real connection between clara as a companion and doctor - matt smith and peter capaldi, not worked with either. And I've loved all companions since the reboot.
mr pink, i think, has all the characteristics of a good companion, only he is screwed because he is used as clara's boyfriend. he has an interesting history, he is calm and cool, can think outside the box, solves problems when he has to, and has a stubborn humanity.
The scene tonight, when mr pink talked about he loves what he sees here in the world and doesn't need any more - he says that to clara. he should be saying that to the doctor as a companion.
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That out of the way, the thought did strike me during this episode that it could have been interesting seeing Mr Pink with the Doctor more because the friction between them and Pink's totally different perspective on the Doctor's character and actions to Clara's was interesting. I wouldn't have minded seeing more of it (of course, the series isn't over).
On the other hand, i feel his subplot has been well developed and I think he is an intriguing character, albeit played very too slightly Mr Good Guy the last few episodes, so in that regard, I wouldn't change things.
Besides which, two companions are not really needed. It really began to irk me how Rory was basically Mr Exposition. I like the Doctor and companion (singular) dynamic.
i 've enjoyed it much more this year than last year. At least Matt Smith isn't there to annoy me.
I have to disagree Amy is the worse companion in the history of the show worse than Adric worse then Mel worse than Dodo.
Rory deserved so much better than the girl who sulked she treated him like something she had trodden in.
I agree though Clara is great one of my favourite companions ever I don't think much of Danny.
On this subject I do think Clara and Rory would have made a much better couple then Rory and Amy and Clara and Danny they seem more comparable and nice and Amy and Danny can have each other both controlling and both sulk a lot.
I am still laughing at reading this.
to be honest to have him as a companion would of been a complete nightmare.
let me fix this for you.
The only bonus I can see to him being a companion and actually travelling with the doctor would be he would stand more chance of DYING HORRIBLY.
I never got the impression Amy loved Rory at all at most it was Rory would have to do because The Doctor didn't want her like that but if he had shown the slightest interest she would have dumped Rory before he could blink.
Even the baby thing seemed like a easy excuse to get rid of him.
She treated him like something she had just trodden in always putting him down or making him feel worthless I treat people I hate with more respect then she ever gave him.
When she gave herself to the Weeping Angels it was really out of character for her.
It was always obvious Rory loved her though so much it hurt him.
i also never got the feeling she loved him
She wasn't even against slapping him.
It was said at the time and I agree if the roles were reversed and Rory treated Amy like she treated him there would have been complaints from fans and women's right groups and it would have been called a abusive relationship.
lol, so I'm the only one who loves mr pink I guess! But, Mr Tom, I am new to forums and would like to be a contributor, sorry, why is it bad form to start a thread stating my opinion? Don't know forum etiquette I guess so not sure why that was out of line.
No-one else seemed bothered so forget about my objection I guess.
No, one of at least two. He's no Harry Sullivan but he's pretty good as calm, reasoning army types go.
They're not allowed to post their opinion on a discussion forum because?
Pink is American.
He'd make a good companion, but I don't think he would have worked instead of Clara in the current run of episodes. There is (would have been) no bond between the Doctor and Danny. Both would have been "new" with no past history of a relationship. Why would Danny have chosen to stick with the grumpy, sometimes unpleasant, old man who is also making morally ambiguous choices and doubting himself.
As for those who don't feel that Amy loved Rory: It's unconventional and it's unconventionally displayed, but it's there alright,
I don't understand how that would work - a companion outlining the reasons why he has no interest in being a companion?
I don't see it as a big issue; after all, most people start threads in order to voice their own opinions. However, it's not really inviting a discussion; it's someone saying their opinion rather than asking what others think and then stating their position on the matter. But to be honest, there's a lot worse examples of somebody starting a discussion thread when they have no intention of having a discussion.
In my opinion, with a bit of work on the character, Danny Pink might work as a companion. It would get rid of any of the awkwardness over whether there's a romance or not and them having to say how old Capaldi is/looks all the time and throwing in a boyfriend character just to drum that home. It's only with Murder on The Orient Express (and I suppose Deep Breath suggested a bit) that we've started to get a sense of any chemistry. Being used to sitcoms, Moffat probably finds it a lot easier to write sexual chemistry and flirty banter, but there are different types of chemistry.