Doctor Who Series 6.7 'A Good Man Goes To War' SPOILERS
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I'm still convinced that, that whole saga will have something to do with 'The Flesh' version of the doctor dying.TimeLord said:
Tricky, since we see the Doctor start to regenerate before he dies. It seems unlikely that the Flesh has that kind of ability, especially since it would require it to create a fresh personality and body on it's own when it's only been shown creating replicas.Matt-the-twat said:
September? I thought it said he was back in August. Maybe I'm just going crazy.LostTimeLady said:
Anyway OT Brilliant episode. Rory the Roman kicks ass and the whole Ten/Eleven arguement I've had going in my head for a while now has been answered.
My one question though.
When Amy asks the Doctor has he ever had children does that mean the Doctor's daughter (not the episode) from the original series is now non-canon?
And my captcha is:
agovents Das
I always kind of assumed there was much more to regeneration than the biological part, since he gets a fresh personality and so on. It seems far more likely to be tied in with the, as you say, timey-wimey vortex stuff which makes the Timelords so special. I don't know, I may be completely wrong (goodness knows I often am about Doctor Who) I just assumed that the flesh can't copy anything that unique or powerful. At least not without some serious time schism exposure.TimeLord said:
Yeah, but that was followed by "I have been genetically modified to fulfill all duties of a nurse! I can produce magnificent quantities of lactic fluid at a moments notice!"The SettingSun said:
To me that tops it.
Then that's my own fault I always have difficulty (I don't know why) when it comes to the words Autumn and August. I find them indistinguishable at times.Wes1180 said:
Commander Runaway was actually a really cool guy... he was inspiring to his men, he managed to maintain order when they started fighting amongst themselves, and he had some of the coolest friggin' lines of all time!
"The Doctor is a living, breathing man. And today, we're making it our duty to fix that."
In addition to him, Lesbian Samurai Dinosaur Chick and Sexy Lesbian Katana-Maid were pretty cool characters; as was that Sontaran bloke ("I AM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING VAST QUANTITIES OF LACTIC FLUID!") - in fact, I think he might've been one of my favorite Doctor Who characters of all time. I was really kind of hoping he'd survive...
There were a lot of good characters in this episode, and the whole "war" between the Doctor's Gang and the Eyepatch-Ho' was incredibly cool; the reveal at the end didn't really strike me, though. It just seems a bit stupid and convoluted... I cannot believe Moffat's been planning that since Silence Of The Library. It's a massive twist, but it just doesn't seem to "work" for me! Like... why? What's the relevance of River being Amy's daughter? It just seems stupid!
"The Doctor is a living, breathing man. And today, we're making it our duty to fix that."
In addition to him, Lesbian Samurai Dinosaur Chick and Sexy Lesbian Katana-Maid were pretty cool characters; as was that Sontaran bloke ("I AM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING VAST QUANTITIES OF LACTIC FLUID!") - in fact, I think he might've been one of my favorite Doctor Who characters of all time. I was really kind of hoping he'd survive...
There were a lot of good characters in this episode, and the whole "war" between the Doctor's Gang and the Eyepatch-Ho' was incredibly cool; the reveal at the end didn't really strike me, though. It just seems a bit stupid and convoluted... I cannot believe Moffat's been planning that since Silence Of The Library. It's a massive twist, but it just doesn't seem to "work" for me! Like... why? What's the relevance of River being Amy's daughter? It just seems stupid!
There's no way they had that reveal in mind when they first introduced River, and I'd had it pegged as a possibility a couple of episodes ago, but still a good twist. I joined the episode a few minutes late as well, meaning I was pretty severely out of the loop with what was happening in the first half of the episode, so I'll be visiting iPlayer later, but I liked it overall.
Watching Doctor Who is like playing Chess in 4D. All the pieces make random and unpredictable movements, and none of it makes sense until it's all over.
In this case, I'm still waiting.
But who else is excited as Hell for killing Hitler in Doccy Who?!
In this case, I'm still waiting.
But who else is excited as Hell for killing Hitler in Doccy Who?!
Why is that have strange feeling The Silence maybe controlling eye patch lady ( forgot
real name :\ sorry )
real name :\ sorry )
Near the beginning of the episode when River is returning to her cell, Rory and River mention two doctors when it came to River saying it was her birthday and Rory wondering if there were two doctors long with some timey stuff then River saying something like, 'that's a different birthday' with that grin of hers.TimeLord said:
Really brilliant episode. I havn't been very keen on most of this series apart from Neil Gaiman's episode, but this really was a brilliant one. I love how everything tied together, and I also love home much story them manage to fit into a single episode. Very well done.
Some apsolutely brilliant lines too.
"What is the Doctor's message?"
*explosion behind Rory*
"Would you like to repeat the question?"
_____________
"I can produce magnificent amount of lactic fluid at a moments notice!"
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"I can speak baby"
*girgle*
*fiddles with bow tie* "No, they're cool."
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Also "Lets Kill Hitler". Best. Episode. Name. EVAR!
Some apsolutely brilliant lines too.
"What is the Doctor's message?"
*explosion behind Rory*
"Would you like to repeat the question?"
_____________
"I can produce magnificent amount of lactic fluid at a moments notice!"
_____________
"I can speak baby"
*girgle*
*fiddles with bow tie* "No, they're cool."
_____________
Also "Lets Kill Hitler". Best. Episode. Name. EVAR!
Bloody Autumn??...Thats too long. Very good episode though. Cannot wait to see what happens next.