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Results:What did you think to the show?
Very poor
16 (2.44%)
Poor
10 (1.52%)
Fair
24 (3.65%)
Good
58 (8.83%)
Very Good
168 (25.57%)
Fantastic!
381 (57.99%)
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DenWatts
03-06-2005
For anyone who hasn't found it, at the bottom of the disclaimer page is the following:

Spoiler
Rose - Are you there? Are you getting this? You've got the point, haven't you? Rose...?


You need to highlight the whole disclaimer page to see it - or at least, the bottom section.
swampwizard
03-06-2005
Hmm after saturdays episode doctor who confidential is listed as:

11: Unsung Heroes and Violent Death 4th June
The importance of death to Doctor Who.

Does this mean someone will die or does it refer to regeneration as in death of one life birth of next?
*Eileen*
03-06-2005
Has anyone actually played any of the music clips on the Revelations page?

Play the bottom one 'French Chansons' it has some hidden text behind

Spoiler
it's almost, but not quite 'The Sick Rose' by William Blake.

Blake's actual text is:

O Rose, thou art sick
The invisible worm.
That flies in the night,
In the howling storm:

Has found out thy bed
Of crimson joy:
And his dark secret love
Does thy life destroy


Can anyone make out the words of the second verse spoken because it doesn't sound the same to me but I can't work it out
*Eileen*
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by *Eileen*:
“Has anyone actually played any of the music clips on the Revelations page?

Play the bottom one 'French Chansons' it has some hidden text behind

Spoiler
it's almost, but not quite 'The Sick Rose' by William Blake.

Blake's actual text is:

O Rose, thou art sick
The invisible worm.
That flies in the night,
In the howling storm:

Has found out thy bed
Of crimson joy:
And his dark secret love
Does thy life destroy


Can anyone make out the words of the second verse spoken because it doesn't sound the same to me but I can't work it out
”

Sorry to quote myself

I asked the same question over on OG and someone over there has worked out the following

Spoiler
"......Thou art sick
The invisible Worm That
Flies in the night Through
The Howling Storm And
Invaded Thy Crimson Bed
And Doth Thy Life Destroy"


On listening to it again the first few words are distorted and I'm not sure that it actually says 'Rose' anymore.

Very interesting though
kaychsea
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by jimboc:
“I've had a rethink. Of course the reapers shouldn't have appeared. The Doctor didn't change one iota of history. The timeline went:

Jamie dies - Jamie is affected by nanogenes - nanogenes realise how he should be - they bring him back to life.

History wasn't altered. Jamie was brought back to life - he was never stopped from dying - crucial difference between this story and Father's Day.

That'll do it for me.”

Doesn't work. Jamie is saved by CJ's interference in the same way Rose's dad was saved by hers.
stafs
03-06-2005
My theory is that in Doctor Who, time is not rigid or consistent but elastic, it's contunually changing. So the Doctor bends time to allow the good things to happen instead of the bad, time then snaps back into the shape it was before and everyone is happy.

Rose, however, didn't bend time but broke it because she interfered with her own past causing the Reapers to appear. They would have eradicated all signs of the paradox and time would have streamed around it, like a river whose path has been blocked by a boulder, but Rose's dad repaired time by sacrificing himself to allow time to flow in a mostly straight line again.
gymboy
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by stafs:
“My theory is that in Doctor Who, time is not rigid or consistent but elastic, it's contunually changing. So the Doctor bends time to allow the good things to happen instead of the bad, time then snaps back into the shape it was before and everyone is happy.

Rose, however, didn't bend time but broke it because she interfered with her own past causing the Reapers to appear. They would have eradicated all signs of the paradox and time would have streamed around it, like a river whose path has been blocked by a boulder, but Rose's dad repaired time by sacrificing himself to allow time to flow in a mostly straight line again.”

Personally, I don't care about holes like these in the plots. I'm just loving the series.

But I'm happy to accept stafs' explanation. By saving her father, Rose created a future in which she would not have had to go back and save her father, thus creating a major temporal paradox. Hence the reapers, who have to tidy up the mess. However, the Doctor is frequently responsible for saving (or ending) the lives of other beings without creating a paradox, and Jamie falls into this category. Problem solved. And I'm loving it again.
*Duncan*
03-06-2005
Details of final episode from BBC Programme Information

Spoiler
The Doctor’s travels reach a terrifying conclusion as the Earth is
plunged into all-out war, in the final episode of the popular series
written by Russell T Davies.
Rose Tyler has faced danger and seen wonders alongside The
Doctor, but now their friendship is put to the test as Earth plunges
into an epic war.With the human race being slaughtered,The
Doctor is forced into terrible action.Will the time-travellers ever
be reunited?
Christopher Eccleston is The Doctor, Billie Piper is Rose, John
Barrowman is Captain Jack Harkness, Camille Coduri is Jackie Tyler
and Noel Clarke is Mickey Smith.
Mulett
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by stafs:
“My theory is that in Doctor Who, time is not rigid or consistent but elastic, it's contunually changing. So the Doctor bends time to allow the good things to happen instead of the bad, time then snaps back into the shape it was before and everyone is happy.

Rose, however, didn't bend time but broke it because she interfered with her own past causing the Reapers to appear. They would have eradicated all signs of the paradox and time would have streamed around it, like a river whose path has been blocked by a boulder, but Rose's dad repaired time by sacrificing himself to allow time to flow in a mostly straight line again.”

This is a good explanation. There are two things I'd add.

1/ In a Jon Pertwee episode (it's a Dalek story), time travellers from a future Earth have travelled back to the present day to try and kill a government minister (or something like that), and they fail. Jo Grant asks the Doctor why they can't simply travel back to try again - and he says something like 'Oh, because of the ******* effect' (or something). He’s then quickly interrupted before he can elaborate. Basically, it was clear that you can’t keep trying to change the past. You get one shot and that’s all. Rose had two shots at it and so broke this particular rule.

2/ In this story, the Doctor makes a very important point that Rose’s dilemma would never have happened before, because of the Time Lords. The made sure things like that didn’t happen. Probably, they were the ones who enforced the ‘******* effect'. So the reason none of that has ever happened before seems to be because the Time Lords actually did perform some sort of necessary function and now they’re gone, there’s hell to pay.
tinka2
03-06-2005
Oh these threads get way too long to have kept track of whether something's been said already.
Last edited by tinka2 : 03-06-2005 at 14:35
swampwizard
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by tinka2:
“Oh these threads get way too long to have kept track of whether something's been said already.”

Yeah thats been said already lol
DenWatts
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by Mulett:
“ Jo Grant asks the Doctor why they can't simply travel back to try again - and he says something like 'Oh, because of the ******* effect' (or something).”

Blinovitch Limitation Effect - one of the Laws of Time that the Timelords upheld. The Doctor broke one by letting Rose go back to the same point twice - but then he was trying to impress her.

More can be found here:
http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~abr/drwh...40/node14.html
onion3000
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by kaychsea:
“Doesn't work. Jamie is saved by CJ's interference in the same way Rose's dad was saved by hers.”


Right - Wanted to mention this days ago but everyone was happy that Jamie wasn't dead long enough to matter, and that was why the reapers didn't appear - My thoughts are different.

Spoiler
Remember that Peter Tyler had blueprints for a solar-power thingy? If he's patented it, it would have changed somethinbg important in the future where Bad Wolf is happening, so they sent back the reapers to wipe out the timeline where it became practical. Cheap energy is fine for everyone but the people who have a vested interest in keeping energy prices high - wars have been fought for far less. Can't really see why else it would have been brought up... Meanwhile little Jamie got lost on a desert island and got rescued by, oh, let's say, Moe....


Oopps - decided to stick in spoiler tags just in case....
*Eileen*
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by tinka2:
“Oh these threads get way too long to have kept track of whether something's been said already.”

Yes but until the mods relent and give us the much needed sci fi forum we really have no option other than to keep everything in one thread - it wouldn't be fair on the non-DW fan forum members.
AndrewRobson
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by DenWatts:
“For anyone who hasn't found it, at the bottom of the disclaimer page is the following:

Spoiler
Rose - Are you there? Are you getting this? You've got the point, haven't you? Rose...?


You need to highlight the whole disclaimer page to see it - or at least, the bottom section.”

Does anyone know what this means or at least what it might mean?
Mulett
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by DenWatts:
“Blinovitch Limitation Effect - one of the Laws of Time that the Timelords upheld. The Doctor broke one by letting Rose go back to the same point twice - but then he was trying to impress her.

More can be found here:
http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~abr/drwh...40/node14.html”


That's the one!
DenWatts
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by *Eileen*:
“Yes but until the mods relent and give us the much needed sci fi forum we really have no option other than to keep everything in one thread - it wouldn't be fair on the non-DW fan forum members.”

Well it's been a while now since we last petitioned for a sci-fi forum - maybe someone else (or several someone elses?) could request one too?

You just need to hit the 'contact us' button near the bottom right of the page.
La Guardianista
03-06-2005
Just requested at least a separate sub forum. I'm sure people get put off posting here because they think they'll have to wade through 50 odd pages. Not sure it'll do any good but perhaps in time for next series!
salochin
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by La Guardianista:
“Just requested at least a separate sub forum. I'm sure people get put off posting here because they think they'll have to wade through 50 odd pages. Not sure it'll do any good but perhaps in time for next series!”


I love this forum, but agree that towards the end of the week the thread is so long its almost impossible to catch up, so posts are either duplicated, you miss a point someone has made.

A good case in point is the sexuality discussion in this particular thread. With a sci-fi forum, this could have beeen a seperate thread,and wouldnt have annoyed people who wanted to bring up other points, and would have been ideal for those of us who wanted an in depth discussion on it.

I think this is undoubtably the best forum site I have ever come across, and love the debates held on its pages, not just the Dr Who (though these are a wee bit special).

I agree that people are certainlt put off posting due to the lenghth of the thread. If you dont view almost every few hours, there are so many new posts it takes forever to catch up.
xxsammiexx2003
03-06-2005
i have asked for a sci-fi forum or anything which they can give for dr who lovers.
xxsammiexx2003
03-06-2005
for anyone who hasn't read the daily record today there is a pic of anndroid with rose on the futuristic weakest link!. On page 3.
The caption reads the following:
Forget the Daleks, Dr Who and his sidekicks are about to face their toughest adversary yet-a robotic Ann Robinson.
The time travellers come face to face with Anndroid when Rose is forced is forced to take part in a futuristic version of the weakest link.
blah blah blah
But in the future, the stakes are a lot higher- with losers disintegrated by a laser that shoots out of Anndroids mouth.
heh pics look good!.
xxsammiexx2003
03-06-2005
although the robot ann could do with a makeover
cj592
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by xxsammiexx2003:
“although the robot ann could do with a makeover”

ROBOTOX


C
SteveW2
03-06-2005
http://www.badwolf.org.uk/disclaimer.html

must have changed - no reference to Rose

just ...
DenWatts
03-06-2005
Originally Posted by SteveW2:
“http://www.badwolf.org.uk/disclaimer.html

must have changed - no reference to Rose

just ...”

If you highlight the section below where it says:

"The Bad Wolf is not real. The Bad Wolf is not real. The Bad Wolf is not real."

then you will see it.
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