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mc gann is NOT a doctor
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yenrabbeep
17-04-2010
peter cushing in both movies def is!!!!!!!!! and what a link they missed with bernard crilbbins fgs!!!!!!
yenrabbeep
17-04-2010
and i dont care what peeps say about his radio7 adiuo...he wasnt and never will be a doctor

us movie was trash,....e shouldnt be in c;uded in the list ofdocs
No.6
17-04-2010
Originally Posted by yenrabbeep:
“and i dont care what peeps say about his radio7 adiuo...he wasnt and never will be a doctor

us movie was trash,....e shouldnt be in c;uded in the list ofdocs”

Have you been drinking or are you just trolling??
rhod
17-04-2010
blood sugar imbalance, possibly?
DJGM
17-04-2010
Sort of correct ... Paul McGann is not a doctor, but did play The Doctor in the 1996 Doctor Who TVM.

Peter Cushing played an eccentric elderly human scientist called Doctor Who in the 1960's Dalek
movie remakes based upon original episodes from the BBC Television serial, "Doctor Who".
Leper Messiah
17-04-2010
Well, yes Mcgann is the Eighth Doctor, his regeneration from the seventh is quite clearly there for all to see. He has been acknowledged in flashbacks at least twice in the new series as the Doctor. Whether you liked him as the Doctor or not doesn't make any difference to that.
Tato
17-04-2010
Cushing's character is a Doctor. But McGann's character is the Doctor. The definite article, you might say.
Talma
17-04-2010
He was the 8th Doctor. End of.
Talma
17-04-2010
WUM alert?
Rooks
17-04-2010
Originally Posted by yenrabbeep:
“us movie was trash,....e shouldnt be in c;uded in the list ofdocs”

The TV movie had some good bits and lots of bad bits but McGann was excellent as the Doctor. I'm glad it didn't go to a series because I read the series plan in an old episode of DWM and it was awful (some claptrap about the Doctor's dad being involved in Greek Mythology or something like that). But I'd like to see McGann back as the Doctor at some point, if only as a guest stint or a flashback for the current Doctor.
Maffmoose
17-04-2010
I suspect that this thread is deliberately antagonising, I will be ignoring it from now on
daveyboy7472
17-04-2010
Originally Posted by Maffmoose:
“I suspect that this thread is deliberately antagonising, I will be ignoring it from now on”

It does feel that way. In my mind there is no argument. McGann is part of Doctor Who history, he is officially the Eighth Doctor, there's no more to be said.
WebbieOTW
17-04-2010
Just a pity they had to add the bit about him being 'half human', luckily that idea seems to have been quietly forgotten!
tingramretro
17-04-2010
McGann was and is the eighth Doctor. He was the best thing about the movie (which was far from being anywhere near as bad as some people say), he's been great in the audios, he's a significant part of Doctor Who history and i for one would love to see him make a guest appearance in the show.
tingramretro
17-04-2010
Originally Posted by Rooks:
“The TV movie had some good bits and lots of bad bits but McGann was excellent as the Doctor. I'm glad it didn't go to a series because I read the series plan in an old episode of DWM and it was awful (some claptrap about the Doctor's dad being involved in Greek Mythology or something like that). But I'd like to see McGann back as the Doctor at some point, if only as a guest stint or a flashback for the current Doctor.”

That was an abortive concept that was abandoned before the movie was made. It was never a plan for the series which would have followed the movie if it had been picked up.
Verence
17-04-2010
Originally Posted by tingramretro:
“McGann was and is the eighth Doctor. He was the best thing about the movie (which was far from being anywhere near as bad as some people say), he's been great in the audios, he's a significant part of Doctor Who history and i for one would love to see him make a guest appearance in the show.”

We may have disagreed about the RTD era but I'm totally with you on this one!!
tingramretro
17-04-2010
Can't help but notice the OP has started two threads with basically the same title to make the same (non) point. Just trying to wind people up, I think.
Webslark
17-04-2010
Originally Posted by tingramretro:
“McGann was and is the eighth Doctor. He was the best thing about the movie (which was far from being anywhere near as bad as some people say), he's been great in the audios, he's a significant part of Doctor Who history and i for one would love to see him make a guest appearance in the show.”

Very good post - I too would love to see him make an appearance. I really hope that any 50th anniversary does not rely on clip cameos as in The Next Doctor or the Eleventh Hour.
crazzyaz7
17-04-2010
Originally Posted by Rooks:
“The TV movie had some good bits and lots of bad bits but McGann was excellent as the Doctor. I'm glad it didn't go to a series because I read the series plan in an old episode of DWM and it was awful (some claptrap about the Doctor's dad being involved in Greek Mythology or something like that). But I'd like to see McGann back as the Doctor at some point, if only as a guest stint or a flashback for the current Doctor.”



Originally Posted by tingramretro:
“That was an abortive concept that was abandoned before the movie was made. It was never a plan for the series which would have followed the movie if it had been picked up.”


Phew!!!!


As for the OP....well you might want to tell that to both Moff and RTD who have more than acknowledged Mr McGann!!!
JohnFlawbod
17-04-2010
Originally Posted by tingramretro:
“McGann was and is the eighth Doctor. He was the best thing about the movie (which was far from being anywhere near as bad as some people say), he's been great in the audios, he's a significant part of Doctor Who history and i for one would love to see him make a guest appearance in the show.”

Couldn't agree more
floopy123
17-04-2010
Peter Cushing actually played Doctor Who, not the Doctor. He was referred to as Doctor Who. I don't think he was a Timelord, just an inventor. I think that was the one really big difference between the two films and the tv series.

The film 'Doctor Who and the Daleks' was a scene by scene remake of the very first Daleks story.
Listentome
17-04-2010
Originally Posted by tingramretro:
“McGann was and is the eighth Doctor. He was the best thing about the movie (which was far from being anywhere near as bad as some people say), he's been great in the audios, he's a significant part of Doctor Who history and i for one would love to see him make a guest appearance in the show.”

Spot on!
Webslark
17-04-2010
ok getting SERIOUSLY spooked now. where has all this agreement come from???? have I entered a parallel dimension thread???

It is nice that despite differing views about aspects of Who, we are all fundamentally in agreement on the basic principles.

(cue massive argument about what the principles actually are )
JAS84
17-04-2010
Originally Posted by Webslark:
“Very good post - I too would love to see him make an appearance. I really hope that any 50th anniversary does not rely on clip cameos as in The Next Doctor or the Eleventh Hour.”

They won't have a choice for the first three Doctor's since they're dead!
WebbieOTW
17-04-2010
They could use lookalikes, like they did with William Hartnell
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