Originally Posted by James ONeill:
“The plural would be Doctors Who.”
“The plural would be Doctors Who.”
Like Surgeons General or Courts Martial.
Eccleston will return as the 11th Doctor
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Originally Posted by leatha:
“Like Surgeons General or Courts Martial.”
“Like Surgeons General or Courts Martial.”
don't start giving RTD ideas for character names
Originally Posted by Black Guardian:
“don't start giving RTD ideas for character names”
“don't start giving RTD ideas for character names
”
or Farts Slitheen
Originally Posted by leatha:
“Like Surgeons General or Courts Martial.”
“Like Surgeons General or Courts Martial.”
Out of curiosity is there anybody who has commented on this particular issue who did not do so because they remember it from The West Wing?
Originally Posted by James ONeill:
“Out of curiosity is there anybody who has commented on this particular issue who did not do so because they remember it from The West Wing?”
“Out of curiosity is there anybody who has commented on this particular issue who did not do so because they remember it from The West Wing?”
No - I only said it because it was on The West Wing! (sadly now axed)
Originally Posted by James ONeill:
“The plural would be Doctors Who.”
“The plural would be Doctors Who.”
I have to say that I expected it would be
Originally Posted by carl.waring:
“So what is the plural then? Doctor Whos or Doctors Who?
”
“So what is the plural then? Doctor Whos or Doctors Who?
”
No, what I meant was that Argos refers to both Doctors individually as 'Doctor Who'. But the character isn't called 'Doctor Who', that's the name of the TV show.
Originally Posted by stuart62:
“Yes - it's true! Source: Argos.
According to them, by removing David Tennant's head and replacing it with Christopher Eccleston's, you can (and I quote):
"Recreate the dramatic moment of transformation from the 10th Doctor Who to the 11th Doctor Who."
Wow! Awesome!
(Actually the remote controlled K9 looks pretty neat!”
“Yes - it's true! Source: Argos.
According to them, by removing David Tennant's head and replacing it with Christopher Eccleston's, you can (and I quote):
"Recreate the dramatic moment of transformation from the 10th Doctor Who to the 11th Doctor Who."
Wow! Awesome!
(Actually the remote controlled K9 looks pretty neat!
”
The title of thie thread got my hopes up *cries*
not fair!. I thought he was actually coming back.
Originally Posted by Black Guardian:
“do you speak from experience Stuart? they say big things come in small packages. ”
“do you speak from experience Stuart?
they say big things come in small packages. ”
lol don't you mean "good things come in small packages" ?.
Originally Posted by samanthaery:
“lol don't you mean "good things come in small packages" ?.”
“lol don't you mean "good things come in small packages" ?.”
ah! is that what it is!
Originally Posted by Grand Dizzy:
“I love the way Argos refer to both Doctors as 'Doctor Who'!”
“I love the way Argos refer to both Doctors as 'Doctor Who'!
”
How the character was credited from 1963 to present (yes I'm a sad fan):
'An Unearthly Child' to 'The War Games:10': 'Dr. Who'.
'Spearhead from Space:1' to 'Inferno:7': 'Doctor Who'.
IIRC 'Terror of the Autons:1' to 'The Green Death:6': DR. WHO (nb. this was capitalised)
'The Time Warrior:1' to 'Logopolis:4': Doctor Who
'Castrovalva:1' to 'Survival:3': The Doctor
'Rose' to 'The Parting of the Ways': Doctor Who
'The Christmas Invasion' to present?: The Doctor (again)
Originally Posted by ollyd1985:
“How the character was credited from 1963 to present (yes I'm a sad fan):
'An Unearthly Child' to 'The War Games:10': 'Dr. Who'.
'Spearhead from Space:1' to 'Inferno:7': 'Doctor Who'.
IIRC 'Terror of the Autons:1' to 'The Green Death:6': DR. WHO (nb. this was capitalised)
'The Time Warrior:1' to 'Logopolis:4': Doctor Who
'Castrovalva:1' to 'Survival:3': The Doctor
'Rose' to 'The Parting of the Ways': Doctor Who
'The Christmas Invasion' to present?: The Doctor (again)”
“How the character was credited from 1963 to present (yes I'm a sad fan):
'An Unearthly Child' to 'The War Games:10': 'Dr. Who'.
'Spearhead from Space:1' to 'Inferno:7': 'Doctor Who'.
IIRC 'Terror of the Autons:1' to 'The Green Death:6': DR. WHO (nb. this was capitalised)
'The Time Warrior:1' to 'Logopolis:4': Doctor Who
'Castrovalva:1' to 'Survival:3': The Doctor
'Rose' to 'The Parting of the Ways': Doctor Who
'The Christmas Invasion' to present?: The Doctor (again)”
with all those variations i am surprised he hasn't had an identity crisis.
Originally Posted by Black Guardian:
“with all those variations i am surprised he hasn't had an identity crisis.”
“with all those variations i am surprised he hasn't had an identity crisis.
”
I'm surprised he hasn't had ten identity crises!
Originally Posted by stuart62:
“I'm surprised he hasn't had ten identity crises!”
“I'm surprised he hasn't had ten identity crises!
”
there is still time yet
Originally Posted by stuart62:
“Yes - it's true! Source: Argos.
According to them, by removing David Tennant's head and replacing it with Christopher Eccleston's, you can (and I quote):
"Recreate the dramatic moment of transformation from the 10th Doctor Who to the 11th Doctor Who."
Wow! Awesome!
(Actually the remote controlled K9 looks pretty neat!”
“Yes - it's true! Source: Argos.
According to them, by removing David Tennant's head and replacing it with Christopher Eccleston's, you can (and I quote):
"Recreate the dramatic moment of transformation from the 10th Doctor Who to the 11th Doctor Who."
Wow! Awesome!
(Actually the remote controlled K9 looks pretty neat!
”
Fantastic!
The Doctor is names as "Dotor Who" on screen twice. The first is in War Machines, and the second time is during (I think) The Highlanders, when he's pretending to be a German and calls himself "Doctor Wer" - Wer being German for Who!
Originally Posted by Captain Stable:
“The Doctor is names as "Dotor Who" on screen twice. The first is in War Machines, and the second time is during (I think) The Highlanders, when he's pretending to be a German and calls himself "Doctor Wer" - Wer being German for Who!”
“The Doctor is names as "Dotor Who" on screen twice. The first is in War Machines, and the second time is during (I think) The Highlanders, when he's pretending to be a German and calls himself "Doctor Wer" - Wer being German for Who!”
well done! I'd forgotten about the second time!
Are there any Captain Jack figures available yet? Of any size? Although a good 9 inches would suit me best
Originally Posted by *Fluffy*:
“Are there any Captain Jack figures available yet? Of any size? Although a good 9 inches would suit me best”
“Are there any Captain Jack figures available yet? Of any size? Although a good 9 inches would suit me best
”
How rude!
Mary Whitehouse will be spinning in her grave!
Originally Posted by *Fluffy*:
“Are there any Captain Jack figures available yet? Of any size? Although a good 9 inches would suit me best”
“Are there any Captain Jack figures available yet? Of any size? Although a good 9 inches would suit me best
”
I second Fluffy's suggestion. Have Slitheen, Daleks, Sycoracx, and the Moxx figures so need Jack figure preferably with wardrobe of his own making sure he has the tight leather trousers
Bad Soupy.
Originally Posted by Black Guardian:
“How rude! Mary Whitehouse will be spinning in her grave! ”
“How rude!
Mary Whitehouse will be spinning in her grave! ”
Really? The dirty cow
! Does it still count as necrophilia if the corps is doing it to themselves? 
Originally Posted by TheSoupdragon:
“I second Fluffy's suggestion. Have Slitheen, Daleks, Sycoracx, and the Moxx figures so need Jack figure preferably with wardrobe of his own making sure he has the tight leather trousers Bad Soupy. ”
“I second Fluffy's suggestion. Have Slitheen, Daleks, Sycoracx, and the Moxx figures so need Jack figure preferably with wardrobe of his own making sure he has the tight leather trousers
Bad Soupy. ”
I hope he comes with a "Defabricator" and a removeable "Compact Lazer De-luxe", then we wont need the trousers at all, will we?
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