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Anyone see the "Next week on Dr. Who" at the end of the second worst episode of Dr. Who on Saturday?
They're back, and it looks like they're running versions of Big Brother and The Weakest Link.
This could either be TV brilliance or it could go horribly wrong...
They're back, and it looks like they're running versions of Big Brother and The Weakest Link.
This could either be TV brilliance or it could go horribly wrong...
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Rumpadodosnitzle wrote:
> "I AM THE ALMIGHTY TARDIS SOUL. WATCH ME IN AWE AS I TURN YOU
> INTO AN EGG WITH NO REAL EXPLINATION"
The Tardis looked into her heart and granted her her one desire, to have the chance to start again and have another go at life.
Someone clearly wasn't paying proper attention to the programme...
> "I AM THE ALMIGHTY TARDIS SOUL. WATCH ME IN AWE AS I TURN YOU
> INTO AN EGG WITH NO REAL EXPLINATION"
The Tardis looked into her heart and granted her her one desire, to have the chance to start again and have another go at life.
Someone clearly wasn't paying proper attention to the programme...
Rumpadodosnitzle wrote:
> Yes, but that still offers no reason for why it would turn anyone
> into an egg, does it? It was an uerequired episode, with an
> unrequired plot, which had no real story to it, and was worthless in
> every sense. What was the story?
I can't deny the pointlessness of the episode. But there was 2 important reasons for its existance. More about the Tardis and proof there is more to Rose and the Doctor's travels than what we've seen (opening up books etc...). Also the "bad wolf" thing and of course poor little rickey... err... mickey.
> Shame, as he is very good in the role. A very good actor.
>
> IMO:
> First three - Rubbish.
> All of them untill last weeks - Great, but with at least one small
> flaw which spoils them (farts, plot holes, silly endings, stupid
> little sod from Coronation Street...That sort of thing)
IMO all of them rule bar the 3 episodes featuring the Slitheen.
> Good Actor though. And Johnathan Creek is shockingly like Doctor Who
> (without the Scifi) when you think about it...:S
That's true and maybe he would be suited. Like Richard E Grant. But Alan Davis may not be as ideal as we think.
> Yes, but that still offers no reason for why it would turn anyone
> into an egg, does it? It was an uerequired episode, with an
> unrequired plot, which had no real story to it, and was worthless in
> every sense. What was the story?
I can't deny the pointlessness of the episode. But there was 2 important reasons for its existance. More about the Tardis and proof there is more to Rose and the Doctor's travels than what we've seen (opening up books etc...). Also the "bad wolf" thing and of course poor little rickey... err... mickey.
> Shame, as he is very good in the role. A very good actor.
>
> IMO:
> First three - Rubbish.
> All of them untill last weeks - Great, but with at least one small
> flaw which spoils them (farts, plot holes, silly endings, stupid
> little sod from Coronation Street...That sort of thing)
IMO all of them rule bar the 3 episodes featuring the Slitheen.
> Good Actor though. And Johnathan Creek is shockingly like Doctor Who
> (without the Scifi) when you think about it...:S
That's true and maybe he would be suited. Like Richard E Grant. But Alan Davis may not be as ideal as we think.
Edgy wrote:
> Dringo wrote:
>
> Christopher Eccleson only planned to do one series. He gets killed I
> believe in the final episode. The 19th Century one was probably one
> of the best episodes.
>
>
> Not what I heard. Especially as he is coming back for the Christmas
> special...
You watch, the BBC messed up "apparently" and it was supposed to be a shock ending to the series.
> Dringo wrote:
>
> Christopher Eccleson only planned to do one series. He gets killed I
> believe in the final episode. The 19th Century one was probably one
> of the best episodes.
>
>
> Not what I heard. Especially as he is coming back for the Christmas
> special...
You watch, the BBC messed up "apparently" and it was supposed to be a shock ending to the series.
They wanted to keep the first series on Earth, so I am sure the next series they'll be on alien planets.
If I had a tardis I would travel to Saturday and see the final episode, I wanna see the fleet of daleks.
If I had a tardis I would travel to Saturday and see the final episode, I wanna see the fleet of daleks.
Dringo wrote:
> Christopher Eccleson only planned to do one series. He gets killed I
> believe in the final episode. The 19th Century one was probably one
> of the best episodes.
>
Not what I heard. Especially as he is coming back for the Christmas special...
> Christopher Eccleson only planned to do one series. He gets killed I
> believe in the final episode. The 19th Century one was probably one
> of the best episodes.
>
Not what I heard. Especially as he is coming back for the Christmas special...
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> But I don't care.
> STFU, it rocks.
That is does FFF, that it does.
> But I don't care.
> STFU, it rocks.
That is does FFF, that it does.
The series is rather earth-orientated.
Well, exclusively in fact.
But I don't care.
STFU, it rocks.
Well, exclusively in fact.
But I don't care.
STFU, it rocks.
There is the fact the doctor has a powerful time travelling machine, and yet he never goes far from earth.
There's a whole universe out there, and he spends his time in cardiff. Wonderful.
There's a whole universe out there, and he spends his time in cardiff. Wonderful.
So there was no purpose to the episode? By that logic there's no purpose to any of the episodes. And Rose watned to visit Earth in her time period again which is why they went back, and there isn't anything stupid about that episode before. Pretty much all of your longer post os stupid and incorrect.
Rumpadodosnitzle you're an idiot.
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