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Is Moffat trying to copy Dallas?
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Scorpio2
28-12-2014
After watching the Christmas special it has pretty much proved that Series 8 was a dream and none of the events happened.
That idea had to have come from the Dallas dream series but the real question is why did Moffat do it?

Dallas did it because they regretted killing Bobby Ewing so could Moffat have done it because he regretted making The Master a female or killing Danny Pink or maybe because he made the Moon an egg.

I shall look forward to series 9 and maybe The Doctor and Clara will have REAL adventures.
Pull2Open
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by Scorpio2:
“After watching the Christmas special it has pretty much proved that Series 8 was a dream and none of the events happened.
That idea had to have come from the Dallas dream series but the real question is why did Moffat do it?

Dallas did it because they regretted killing Bobby Ewing so could Moffat have done it because he regretted making The Master a female or killing Danny Pink or maybe because he made the Moon an egg.

I shall look forward to series 9 and maybe The Doctor and Clara will have REAL adventures.”

Well, no it doesn't but don't let that alter your view.
bennythedip
28-12-2014
I think moffat could learn from the recent series of Dallas in how to produce a TV drama. I thought it was quality.
mossy2103
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by Scorpio2:
“After watching the Christmas special it has pretty much proved that Series 8 was a dream”

No, not at all.

Which seems to make the rest of your post pretty much redundant.
jcafcw
28-12-2014
Series 8 was not a dream. I have no idea why anyone would think this. The dream state happened after he said goodbye to Clara at the end of the season.
GDK
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by jcafcw:
“Series 8 was not a dream. I have no idea why anyone would think this. The dream state happened after he said goodbye to Clara at the end of the season.”

[deep buzzing voice]
Correct!
[\deep buzzing voice]

OP: Never let what actually happened in the story get in the way of your opinion.
adams66
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by Scorpio2:
“After watching the Christmas special it has pretty much proved that Series 8 was a dream and none of the events happened.
That idea had to have come from the Dallas dream series but the real question is why did Moffat do it?

Dallas did it because they regretted killing Bobby Ewing so could Moffat have done it because he regretted making The Master a female or killing Danny Pink or maybe because he made the Moon an egg.

I shall look forward to series 9 and maybe The Doctor and Clara will have REAL adventures.”

Er. Nope. Did you dream your theory?
Ethel_Fred
28-12-2014
Perhaps every episode since 1963 has been a dream.
adams66
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by Ethel_Fred:
“Perhaps every episode since 1963 has been a dream.”

You mean it's all in the mind of that policeman who appeared right at the start of An Unearthly Child? Are we figments of his imagination too?
Michael_Eve
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by Ethel_Fred:
“Perhaps every episode since 1963 has been a dream.”

"We're all stories in the end."

Hmmm....existential crisis alert!
bennythedip
28-12-2014
Hopefully everything from when clara died in the snowmem turns out to be a dream in her final minutes similar to the pam ewing dream. We can then look forward to seeing matt Smith back as the doctot in the next serie
Verence
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by Ethel_Fred:
“Perhaps every episode since 1963 has been a dream.”

Originally Posted by adams66:
“You mean it's all in the mind of that policeman who appeared right at the start of An Unearthly Child? Are we figments of his imagination too? ”

Perhaps every story up until The Mind Robber was real but then the Doctor, Jamie and Zoe never really escaped from the Land Of Fiction
Evil Genius
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by adams66:
“You mean it's all in the mind of that policeman who appeared right at the start of An Unearthly Child? Are we figments of his imagination too? ”

# "Its a god awful small affair,
to the girl with the mousy hair,
But her mummy is yelling "No"
And her daddy has told her to go,
But her friend is nowhere to be seen,
Now she walks through her sunken dream..."#

You don't...you don't think?...
TheSilentFez
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by Scorpio2:
“After watching the Christmas special it has pretty much proved that Series 8 was a dream and none of the events happened. ”

This comment is so idiotic it couldn't possibly be anything other than blatant trolling...
Westy2
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by bennythedip:
“I think moffat could learn from the recent series of Dallas in how to produce a TV drama. I thought it was quality.”

Shame the Americans dont seem to agree.

Thanks for not watching guys & getting it cancelled!
Ethel_Fred
28-12-2014
So who (ahem) would you like to see coming out of the shower?
CELT1987
28-12-2014
Originally Posted by Ethel_Fred:
“So who (ahem) would you like to see coming out of the shower?”

Clara.
Michael_Eve
28-12-2014
Yes. Yes he is. Soon as I saw the "Stetsons are cool" scene in The Impossible Astronaut I thought, aye aye, here come the Dallas references. This can only end in a rip off of the ludicrous shower scene from that programme. The only detail in the scene that we all know is coming....will Capaldi be wearing a shower cap as another homage to Jon Pertwee?
donovan5
29-12-2014
Yes it would be great if the Doctor could go back and get Pam Ewing from the 80's she was a real hottie in her prime
Vopiscus
29-12-2014
Originally Posted by Ethel_Fred:
“Perhaps every episode since 1963 has been a dream.”

Actually, every episode since 1958 has been a dream.

It's a long story.
Last edited by Vopiscus : 29-12-2014 at 21:22
A.D.P
29-12-2014
Originally Posted by Scorpio2:
“After watching the Christmas special it has pretty much proved that Series 8 was a dream and none of the events happened.
That idea had to have come from the Dallas dream series but the real question is why did Moffat do it?

Dallas did it because they regretted killing Bobby Ewing so could Moffat have done it because he regretted making The Master a female or killing Danny Pink or maybe because he made the Moon an egg.

I shall look forward to series 9 and maybe The Doctor and Clara will have REAL adventures.”

Perhaps this thread is a nightmare?
Irma Bunt
29-12-2014
I wish the McCoy era was a dream that never actually happened.
Helbore
29-12-2014
I actually made a joke about how the xmas special wasn't like "Bobby walking out of the shower," in the main episode thread. The reason I made it was because the notion of "it was all just a meaningless dream," was ludicrously inaccurate compared to what the episode actually portrayed.

The idea that it suggests the whole of series 8 was a dream is just...I actually don't have the words to describe it. Oh wait...yes, I do.

Obvious troll is obvious.
Theophile
30-12-2014
Originally Posted by Evil Genius:
“# "Its a god awful small affair,
to the girl with the mousy hair,
But her mummy is yelling "No"
And her daddy has told her to go,
But her friend is nowhere to be seen,
Now she walks through her sunken dream..."#

You don't...you don't think?... ”

Yaaay! David Bowie, Is There Life on Mars, I think.


Edit: Oh, and don't forget about the amazingly appropriate line: "Look at those cavemen go."
comedyfish
30-12-2014
Originally Posted by bennythedip:
“I think moffat could learn from the recent series of Dallas in how to produce a TV drama. I thought it was quality.”

Wasn't it cancelled?
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