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satman17satman17 Posts: 2,608
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Just watched the 2 doctors with David Tennant and Peter capeldi I think the fires of Pompei

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    Pull2OpenPull2Open Posts: 15,138
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    *Groan*
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    chuffnobblerchuffnobbler Posts: 10,772
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    Loved Jacqueline Pearce in this. Especially when she licks the blood.
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    garbage456garbage456 Posts: 8,225
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    Just saw it great effects.
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    KoquillionKoquillion Posts: 1,905
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    Personally,I liked the return of Omega and the Amsterdam setting.
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    tiggerpoohtiggerpooh Posts: 4,182
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    Koquillion wrote: »
    Personally,I liked the return of Omega and the Amsterdam setting.

    Sorry, are we talking the same language, here? :confused::confused: To me, it sounds as though you lot are getting totally confused.

    The OP was saying that he's just seen The Fires of Pompeii with Peter Capaldi as a Roman resident and David's Doctor was there.
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    tiggerpoohtiggerpooh Posts: 4,182
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    chuffnobbler wrote: »
    Loved Jacqueline Pearce in this. Especially when she licks the blood.

    Sorry? :confused: She wasn't in this. The OP meant The Fires of Pompeii with David's Doctor and future Doctor actor Peter Capaldi as a Roman inhabitant.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 3,772
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    tiggerpooh wrote: »
    Sorry, are we talking the same language, here? :confused::confused: To me, it sounds as though you lot are getting totally confused.

    The OP was saying that he's just seen The Fires of Pompeii with Peter Capaldi as a Roman resident and David's Doctor was there.
    tiggerpooh wrote: »
    Sorry? :confused: She wasn't in this. The OP meant The Fires of Pompeii with David's Doctor and future Doctor actor Peter Capaldi as a Roman inhabitant.

    both filed under

    Joke, Missing The
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    daveyboy7472daveyboy7472 Posts: 16,421
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    darthbibble wrote: »
    both filed under

    Joke, Missing The

    I just feel the need to quote this famous exchange from Blackadder:

    Blackadder: Baldrick, have you no idea what "irony" is?
    Baldrick: Yes, it's like "goldy" and "bronzy" only it's made out of iron.

    :D
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    Face Of JackFace Of Jack Posts: 7,181
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    Mustn't forget that 'Sexton Blake' actor was in it too and Joe Sugden! from Emmerdale - and that lady from Blakes 7 too........who worked with Paul Darrow from the same show that worked with Dr Who on Timelash!!

    Is this that game called six moments from wotzit or something??:):)
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    Pull2OpenPull2Open Posts: 15,138
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    tiggerpooh wrote: »
    Sorry? :confused: She wasn't in this. The OP meant The Fires of Pompeii with David's Doctor and future Doctor actor Peter Capaldi as a Roman inhabitant.

    you're not getting it, as usual.
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    chuffnobblerchuffnobbler Posts: 10,772
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    Shockeye has got to be one of the scariest baddies of all time. Far scarier than the CGI monsters in the Tennant/Capaldi episode. I suggest you watch it, OP. ;)
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    bennythedipbennythedip Posts: 2,347
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    I thought shockeye was a comical character. Poor overall story.I an surprised troughton cameback for it. The sontarans masks were terrible typical of the lack of investment by the bbc in the mid to late 80s.
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    Pull2OpenPull2Open Posts: 15,138
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    chuffnobbler wrote: »
    Shockeye has got to be one of the scariest baddies of all time. Far scarier than the CGI monsters in the Tennant/Capaldi episode. I suggest you watch it, OP. ;)

    but, but, but... :D
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    doctor blue boxdoctor blue box Posts: 7,341
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    bennythedip wrote: »
    I thought shockeye was a comical character. Poor overall story.I an surprised troughton cameback for it. The sontarans masks were terrible typical of the lack of investment by the bbc in the mid to late 80s.

    I only watched it last year and I personally liked it. What I find particularly interesting about it also is that it start's off with troughton and it's a good ten minutes or more before we even see colin baker. Couldn't imagine them doing that in any other multi doctor story, certainly not one these days. Could you imagine if there was a multi doctor story now where all you saw was tennant or smith having an adventure and Capaldi didn't even feature for a while? I don't think they'd dream of it.
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    tiggerpoohtiggerpooh Posts: 4,182
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    Pull2Open wrote: »
    you're not getting it, as usual.

    What's not to get? :confused: I don't understand. :confused: The OP said he had just seen the Fires of Pompeii. what's not to understand from that? :confused:
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    simongvs70simongvs70 Posts: 2,192
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    tiggerpooh, everyone (me included) presumed when they clicked on the link that the OP was going to be talking about "The Two Doctors" with Colin & Patrick with Frazer Hines and Servalan & the Sontarans partially filmed in Serville, Spain!! Yes, that one! Not Karen Gillan/Peter Capaldi's first appearance in the show...
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    be more pacificbe more pacific Posts: 19,061
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    doctor blue box wrote: »
    I only watched it last year and I personally liked it. What I find particularly interesting about it also is that it start's off with troughton and it's a good ten minutes or more before we even see colin baker. Couldn't imagine them doing that in any other multi doctor story, certainly not one these days. Could you imagine if there was a multi doctor story now where all you saw was tennant or smith having an adventure and Capaldi didn't even feature for a while? I don't think they'd dream of it.
    Well, The Day of the Doctor may begin with Matt and Jenna's unnecessary motorbike and helicopter stunts. However, when the titles are over, the core story starts off with a lengthy flashback to John Hurt on the last day of the Time War.
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    Michael_EveMichael_Eve Posts: 14,461
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    Thought the OP was refering to The Almost People/The Rebel Flesh. ;-)

    Not a popular story, it seems, but I rather like it. Matt Smith acting alongside Matt Smith is a lot of fun.
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    HestiaHestia Posts: 380
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    So this thread isn't about the two Doctors played by David Tennant, then?
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    GDKGDK Posts: 9,478
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    Irony is particularly difficult to detect in a text only environment. A fair degree of contextual knowledge helps to see through any deliberate ambiguity to the true meaning and thus see the irony. There isn't always a straight line between what is said and what is intended to be conveyed.

    It also helps if you're old and cynical and so more aware that people don't always mean what they say! ;):)

    proper Spalling and capitalization helps too. :D
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    KoquillionKoquillion Posts: 1,905
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    tiggerpooh wrote: »
    What's not to get? :confused: I don't understand. :confused: The OP said he had just seen the Fires of Pompeii. what's not to understand from that? :confused:


    Well, I'm not here. Don't worry. Well, that is, in a sense I am here, but you are not there. Yes, well, it's a bit difficult to explain really.
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    chuffnobblerchuffnobbler Posts: 10,772
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    Koquillion wrote: »
    Well, I'm not here. Don't worry. Well, that is, in a sense I am here, but you are not there. Yes, well, it's a bit difficult to explain really.

    Stop mixing personal pronouns!
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