Kandyman? Of course! He's among the most notorious enemies thriughout the entirerty of Doctor Who, thus explaining his appearance against every Doctor since! Wait, was that the Daleks? Oh. Whoops.
Still, the Kandyman has appeared in more episodes than Paul McGann.
Anyway, I loved this episode entirely. Mostly because we were five stupidly grinning Doctor Who fans going omg every five minutes. Lots of stuff happened, and I love the show for that.
Yeah. Make it so that you don't spoiler anything after series 4. No, seriously, not even the Tennant specials. So I can watch it, you know.
'God, I sure love having ruthlessly murdered all my companions during the specials season! I also love how it ended up being The Cybermen behind everything, and the Brunch of the Daleks!'
As for spoiling it... well, you surely know who Tennant was playing and I'm sure you know the Eleventh Doctor as well. So nothing spoiled here. I promise.
David Tennant was playing... ermmm... Donna Noble. Correct, correct???
Damn, I didn't know being GIVEN four seasons of Doctor Who FOR FREE could be so expensive.
...I absolutely do not have the money to buy the specials and Season 5 at the moment, much less the Blu Ray versions. SWP, would you open another fundraiser thread please?!?
Alex Kingston was in Law and Order SVU and she played a charecter called Miranda Pond.
I still imagine in my head what they should have leaked ahead of time;
'You see, there is only one Beatle who also has Wings... it's me... I'm Paul McGann."
*cuts back from Amy/Rory to show Paul McGann having suddenly taken the place of River, complete with her dress*
Oh, and I finally bought that subscription to the CCs I've been planning forever. I am excite! Also, Peri and the Picson Paradox has exclusive Subscription Interviews with the cast and crew, which makes me excite!
Well, that was different. Doesn't compare to the original though. Although I am very tempted to "Try" and sync that footage with McCoys speech.
Heh, I could talk for quite a while about why that speech is great, but it's mostly because it's the Doctor making the biggest mistake he's ever made. I sometimes like to think the episode should have been called 'The Mistake'.
Also, (not spoilers for tonight's episode) Moffat pointed out that due to
Heh, I could talk for quite a while about why that speech is great, but it's mostly because it's the Doctor making the biggest mistake he's ever made. I sometimes like to think the episode should have been called 'The Mistake'.
Also, (not spoilers for tonight's episode) Moffat pointed out that due to
Major disappointment: whole episode.
Last two episodes were... just...
Well, it's good that we still had River as a major distraction in the last episode. But this one was full of pointless things.
It's like they get a "cool idea" and build an entire episode around it without thinking of major questions like: "Is this necessary?", "Is this important or just cool to see?"...
I don't usually rant, but I feel like doing just that right now.
It's like they get a "cool idea" and build an entire episode around it without thinking of major questions like: "Is this necessary?", "Is this important or just cool to see?"...
I'm pretty sure that's how 99.9% of Doctor Who is written.
I'm pretty sure that's how 99.9% of Doctor Who is written.
But it shouldn't show. Unfortunately, "The Doctor's Wife" didn't really get very much past Neil Gaiman's original back-of-a-fag packet idea. "Night Terrors", conversely, I think had the scope to be extended to a least a two-party story.
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Are you serious? o.O
Kandyman? Of course! He's among the most notorious enemies thriughout the entirerty of Doctor Who, thus explaining his appearance against every Doctor since! Wait, was that the Daleks? Oh. Whoops.
Still, the Kandyman has appeared in more episodes than Paul McGann.
Does anyone ELSE want to see something in particular in the DW Tribute?
Epic Rap Battle: Doctor Who vs. Doc Brown
I think this does a good job as well.
Anyway, I loved this episode entirely. Mostly because we were five stupidly grinning Doctor Who fans going omg every five minutes. Lots of stuff happened, and I love the show for that.
The Tardis?
I don't know, maybe some joke relating to it usually being filmed in wales. Or in a mine. Or in a welsh mine. That would be nice.
Yeah. Make it so that you don't spoiler anything after series 4. No, seriously, not even the Tennant specials. So I can watch it, you know.
'God, I sure love having ruthlessly murdered all my companions during the specials season! I also love how it ended up being The Cybermen behind everything, and the Brunch of the Daleks!'
As for spoiling it... well, you surely know who Tennant was playing and I'm sure you know the Eleventh Doctor as well. So nothing spoiled here. I promise.
Damn, I didn't know being GIVEN four seasons of Doctor Who FOR FREE could be so expensive.
...I absolutely do not have the money to buy the specials and Season 5 at the moment, much less the Blu Ray versions. SWP, would you open another fundraiser thread please?!?
Smells like 2012 to me. IF I keep my job.
It may or may not be a crossover with the Fresh Prince of Bel-air.
What is this I don't even.
I loved your Bond story as well. You clearly have a deranged sense of humour, while your reviewers have no sense of fun.
The difference being that was written 7 years ago when I hadn't any writing experience.
I've now added a second chapter with tons of amazing plot twists.
This needs to be cpmtined!
I still imagine in my head what they should have leaked ahead of time;
'You see, there is only one Beatle who also has Wings... it's me... I'm Paul McGann."
*cuts back from Amy/Rory to show Paul McGann having suddenly taken the place of River, complete with her dress*
Oh, and I finally bought that subscription to the CCs I've been planning forever. I am excite! Also, Peri and the Picson Paradox has exclusive Subscription Interviews with the cast and crew, which makes me excite!
Well, that was different. Doesn't compare to the original though. Although I am very tempted to "Try" and sync that footage with McCoys speech.
Oh, and there was an episode on tonight. It had stuff in it.
Heh, I could talk for quite a while about why that speech is great, but it's mostly because it's the Doctor making the biggest mistake he's ever made. I sometimes like to think the episode should have been called 'The Mistake'.
Also, (not spoilers for tonight's episode) Moffat pointed out that due to
http://bigfinish.com/2-Doctor-Who-The-Stageplays-The-Seven-Keys-to-Doomsday
Theres no Snow White!
The story referenced is in this year's Brilliant Book, out in October. But that is also the same Seven Keys, though!
Hehe yh I got the refrence when he said it I was just joking around.
Last two episodes were... just...
Well, it's good that we still had River as a major distraction in the last episode. But this one was full of pointless things.
It's like they get a "cool idea" and build an entire episode around it without thinking of major questions like: "Is this necessary?", "Is this important or just cool to see?"...
I don't usually rant, but I feel like doing just that right now.
I'm pretty sure that's how 99.9% of Doctor Who is written.
But it shouldn't show. Unfortunately, "The Doctor's Wife" didn't really get very much past Neil Gaiman's original back-of-a-fag packet idea. "Night Terrors", conversely, I think had the scope to be extended to a least a two-party story.
Well, that's how I wrote my fan-fiction a while back. I now plan on adapting it into a novel series, sort of similair to Jon Pertwee era doctor who.
oh... okay...
awkward.
It used to make more sense in the earlier episodes. At least in the David Tennant era... hm...
I don't want to be mean. I just see where it could be improved.