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Doctor Who - 2nd April (merged) |
| View Poll Results: What did you think to the episode? | |||
| Very poor |
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16 | 3.26% |
| Poor |
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23 | 4.68% |
| Fair |
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31 | 6.31% |
| Good |
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76 | 15.48% |
| Very Good |
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161 | 32.79% |
| Excellent |
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184 | 37.47% |
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It was really good apart from the cheesy bit where he kept stopping during the fans, there was no need! He wasted all that time and made tree-lady buuurn
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#52 |
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Originally Posted by Bonesy
Very good question!
The Doctor mentioned a war - but who with? And the Doctor is the last time lord? They all died ? truth be told Im not so sure about this. As a kid I loved it when the doctor went "home" |
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Originally Posted by thepuffin
Got to say, I'm not loving this time travel malarky.
Doctor Who was much better with McCoy when everything happened on Earth, in the present, and the storylines were coherent and long running. |
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#54 |
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That was unbeleivably GREAT.
SO much better than the diabolical first episode. And next week's looks ace too! My only regret is we won't see Zoe Wannamker's fabulous character again, she was the best thing in it! |
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Not as good as the first episode and i doubt it will appeal to the majority of people...it was too much like farscape...if all the episodes continue to be like that one then the ratings will no doubt become very low...
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BRILLIANT! Absolutely glorious, and Jabe The Tree was perfect. Funny, exciting, special effectsy, kids'll love it. I certainly did.
Gallifrey destroyed, eh? Who'da thunk it? RTD webchat cancelled: http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/news/drwho...02/18276.shtml chuff.x. |
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watching the confidential on bbc3 took 8 weeks to do the special effects
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Originally Posted by deaddog
...indeed. I see many a good story ahead,
truth be told Im not so sure about this. As a kid I loved it when the doctor went "home" |
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Brilliant Episode tonight great follow up to last weeks episode i thought. Next weeks episode looks alright but i dont usually like it when they take shows into the 1800 or something to old fashioned mind you the who witch i think it was looked cool. Hopefully it will be a good episode next week too
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Originally Posted by Drifter
My only regret is we won't see Zoe Wannamker's fabulous character again, she was the best thing in it!
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Perfect telly. Glorious. Special effectsy, funny, thoughtful (I am posting this in every thread that says DR WHO EP 2, so will end up repeating myself). Jabe was perfect.
chuff.x. |
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I loved it and the rest of my family enjoyed it too which is almost unheard of.
and I just noticed that ITV are making snide comments between programmes. sad. |
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well i know i enjoyed it, 45 mins seemed to go in 5
am so proud of the way BBC wales have done this ![]() next week looks amazing also
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonesy
Very good question!
The Doctor mentioned a war - but who with? And the Doctor is the last time lord? They all died ? |
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Originally Posted by gregmantis
Iand I just noticed that ITV are making snide comments between programmes. sad.
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Originally Posted by gregmantis
I loved it and the rest of my family enjoyed it too which is almost unheard of.
and I just noticed that ITV are making snide comments between programmes. sad. |
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Originally Posted by axious
Different places, planets, solar systems, times.
When do the Daleks appear? |
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Originally Posted by Jade-Rose
I think its covered in the books about the eighth doctor - I think it was a civil war, something to do with Romana.
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Very good episode, not what I was expecting from Dr Who.
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Originally Posted by mrfreeze
Well, it is a time travel show, so we could see her again. Look how many times the Darleks have been 'defeated'.
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Forgot - You can speak to the writer (T Davis), on BBC's website.
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Originally Posted by gregmantis
I've never really watched any of the previous series, but I can't work out whether this one follows on from the previous ones, or whether it is a completely new reinvention. Has that become clear yet?
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Originally Posted by Exulus
What are they saying?
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Originally Posted by Lemonade
Forgot - You can speak to the writer (T Davis), on BBC's website.
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Great stuff.
"What are you going to do - moisturise me?" I don't remember the old Dr Who having any kind of emotional content either. But this series is quite moving at times, with Earth's destruction - normally a kind of sci-fi "what if?" concept - actually meaning something for a change. Hats off for making it involving as well as fun. |
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