RobCoxxy said:Haha, perhaps....TimeLord said:Are you a Time Lord? I think we are psychically linked!RobCoxxy said:My thoughts exactlyTimeLord said:
YOU MIGHT WANT TO USE SPOILERS!TimeLord said:Anyhoo, what is your opinion on the several billion Masters?RobCoxxy said:Haha, perhaps....TimeLord said:Are you a Time Lord? I think we are psychically linked!RobCoxxy said:My thoughts exactlyTimeLord said:
Personally I think it was a bit of an overkill seeing as you know they are going to be defeated in the end by either the Doctor or the Time Lords.
Still several billion John Simms aren't a bad thing! haha
If you had watched the original Doctor Who episodes then you know that things were just as corny and ridiculous back then but everyone who has been drawn in by the new series' don't expect it and thus don't like it.johnman said:
Its only been an hour and I'd already wiped thoughts of those parts from my mind. WHY DID YOU HAVE TO MAKE ME REMEMBER?!?!? *cries in a corner*johnman said:
Cribbins ISa legend.Mana Fiend said:John Simm was the best actor on screen, mainly because they gave him such crazy (which he does well) scenes to play with. Bernard Cribbins was also, as expected, legendary.
I'm interested to see where they take this, but hopefully RTD hasn't written himself into a huge whole; as he sometimes does at the end of a series
I thought it was them when I first saw them.Greyfox105 said:
Corny and ridiculous maybe, but I don't remember it ever taking a nose dive quite like that off of Moh's Scale of Science Fiction Hardness. Seriously, a freaking potion? Psuedo-science I can live with, but the beginning was just magic.TimeLord said:
Why not? I love David Tennant, he's someone I'd turn gay for (along with John Barrowman, and I'm straight, but that's beside the point) and Tennant is a great actor. I was extremely sad (until I read the Radio Times) that I missed him in Hamlet at the RSC in Stratford, and I loved seeing his roles in Harry Potter and the new St. Trinians movie. He is definitely one of my favourite actors right now, and the Doctor is one of my favourite characters that he's played. But despiteall that, Matt Smith has apparently shown himself in other roles as being a great actor, and since he was picked by a team including Davies and Moffat, he obviously has something about him that will work greatly as the Doctor. Remember, a lot of people were skeptical of Freema Agyeman when she starting playing Martha Jones, but she soon managed to prove herself as good a companion as Rose. And then Catherine Tate repeated that as Donna. I'm personally really looking forward to seeing Matt Smith playing the Doctor, though I do admit I'll miss David Tennant greatly...The Rockerfly said:
You are forgetting one very important fact, my good sir. And that is Arthur Clarke's third law: "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic".Aeriath said:
Maybe..*spoilering to not spoil it*Nevyrmoore said:
I said interesting, as I'm not quite sure how I should react to the episode. I don't usually watch Doctor Who, but I don't think that played a part in how absurd I found everything. The Master, (John Simms) isn't he dead? I did watch that one.The_root_of_all_evil said:
I have seen the new Doctor, and yes, I also have my fingers crossed. But I think that Doctor Who will die with Tennant, the role is so large, and I have doubts that this new Doctor will even impress me, never mind equal Tennant.The Rockerfly said:
Oh, he's been finding ways to cheat death since forever! I think he once survived being executed by the daleks by, and I quote, "taking on the form of a small, snake-like entity".JaymesFogarty said:
