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Dr Who 14th may |
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| Very poor |
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25 | 3.51% |
| Poor |
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16 | 2.25% |
| Fair |
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26 | 3.65% |
| Good |
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62 | 8.71% |
| Very Good |
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168 | 23.60% |
| Excellent |
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415 | 58.29% |
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#126 |
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Originally Posted by idontthinkso
Tonights = WORST EPISODE EVER!
had pig like features? this one runs it close.. |
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#127 |
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Originally Posted by D_Steele
Yes I did, and John Barrowman. Before you say naything else I sat through the whole episode so as to watch it all. I stick with a series through the good and the bad. In my honest opinion that was one of the series' weaker episodes. As a whole Doctor Who has been excellent entertainment so far.
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Polls up, someone has voted Poor!!! :cries:
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And I think I know who did that......
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Originally Posted by D_Steele
In my honest opinion that was one of the series' weaker episodes. As a whole Doctor Who has been excellent entertainment so far.
I don't think I've been so moved (and cried so much ) by a mere television program in all my life. The fact that it's Doctor Who that's done this amazes me.This episode has proven that (when RTD isn't writing it) Doctor Who can transcend the geeky sci-fi niche it used to inhabit and become a thought-provoking, serious drama. And not a plastic alien in sight. Brilliant! More of the same, please. (Although from the trailer for next week's episode it looks like we'll have to endure some more poor sci-fi first). |
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#131 |
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Thanks all
![]() will got and poke it into my Sky+ guide and will put my response on the poll tomoz ![]() cheers
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#132 |
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Originally Posted by barkingmad
there's always one I suppose. Each to their own! What I don't understand is how people sit through the whole entire episode and then say "it was awful"
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I was busy building a cupboard unit to go under my son's cabin bed and missed it!!
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What did people think of the Reaper creatures???
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Arse...I clicked the wrong option.
I clicked 'Very poor' when I wanted to click 'Excellent' (wasn't paying attention, and was talking to my girlfriend...so I'll blame her) I don't suppose there's any way of having it changed? |
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Originally Posted by da33431
What did people think of the Reaper creatures???
good sound design with the vulture noises too.
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#137 |
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What did people think of the Reaper creatures???
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#138 |
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Originally Posted by cifpower
Exactly. The Brawler Lawler or some intelligent drama? Hard choice!
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#139 |
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Originally Posted by thms
both channels had awful offerings
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Na, that's for bad posts, and reporting to DS....It will go straight to her!!! Or is it.....
.I don't usually do it, but DenWatts Does it. Now where is he....... .![]() Edit: And suddenly, as if by magic... Thanks Beth! |
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Originally Posted by 10bellies
Arse...I clicked the wrong option.
I clicked 'Very poor' when I wanted to click 'Excellent' (wasn't paying attention, and was talking to my girlfriend...so I'll blame her) I don't suppose there's any way of having it changed? As I said its only what I think so don't be surprised if I'm wrong but ask one of them anyway. |
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Originally Posted by thms
both channels had awful offerings
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Originally Posted by thms
both channels had awful offerings
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Originally Posted by CreativEssence
I'm sure that I will come in for some criticism for this, but oh well
![]() In my opinion Rose got exactly what she deserved, she acted selfishly and thought only of herself and what she wanted and she knew this by her reaction to The Doctor. She caused the death of countless people, not to mention THE DOCTOR and could have destroyed all life on the earth itself ! Simply because she did not listen and acted selfishly. The Doctor had every right to speak to her in the way that he did and it would have served Rose right if The Doctor left her behind ! I hope that Rose had learnt her lesson ! Quote:
The end was obvious and rather unimaginative, however, it did fit in perfectly with the story that was told.
The way I see it though is that the outcome had to be obvious. The audience really needed to understand it fairly quickly so that we might know what was coming and knew that somehow someone was going to have to make Pete Tyler go under the car wheels. And once the Doctor had gone the endding needed to be obvious so that someone who didn't really know what was happening could work out how to save the day: that someone was Pete Tyler who we were lead to believe isn't that clever, so the solution had to be simple. The only other peerson who could have solved the problem was Rose, and she ain't a genius (yet) either.
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Originally Posted by cifpower
Are you not emotional then? Did you not cry at Beaches or at Phantom of the Opera?
but i didn't like beaches and i've not seen phantom |
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Why didn't you like it thms??
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Originally Posted by thepuffin
This episode has proven that (when RTD isn't writing it) Doctor Who can transcend the geeky sci-fi niche it used to inhabit and become a thought-provoking, serious drama.
And not a plastic alien in sight. Brilliant! BTW, is it just me who finds it hilarious that Celebrity Wrestling, which I actually saw a couple of horror filled minutes of today, has now been moved to an early morning Sunday slot. ITV take note, give the public interesting, well written, well acted, thought provoking entertainment, and they will come.
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#148 |
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Originally Posted by thms
it was predictable
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Originally Posted by thms
it was predictable
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really good episode, i got teary on many occasions
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) by a mere television program in all my life. The fact that it's Doctor Who that's done this amazes me.

