Doctor Who

[Anarky]

Originally Posted by saiyan Monkey

What ever happened with Master? I cant seem to remember?

He took over the earth, introduced his Aliens who were really the people from the future, took over the Valiant, captured and aged the Doctor and had a totalitarian regime for at least a year going before Martha - having become a drifter spreading the message of the Doctor - beat the Master by channeling all the hope of the people.

[TheCanadiandrome]

and the Master's dead right?

i can't wait til tomorrow when "Doctor Who Planet of the Dead" special airs on Space

[ZariusTwo]

New trailer for The Waters of Mars




And a teaser trailer that was shown at Comiccon for "The End of Time"

[Raph's Girl]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

New trailer for The Waters of Mars

Oh.. yay....

Spoiler:

water zombies

...just what we always needed...

Anybody else notice

Spoiler:

somebody that looked like Rose holding a baby

like 24 seconds in on the fuzzy tv?

[ZariusTwo]

1. Yes. We do need 'em
2. No, Rose isnt in that trailer

[TheCanadiandrome]

man those are freakin' awesome!!! oh i can't wait!!!!

[Newton Gimmick]

What has become of Gallifrey? Who are the marauding outliers? What lurks beneath the marsh? That was the billing for the Radio Times TV Guide in England on October 25 1980 in what would be the start of the E-Space Trilogy in Doctor Who. Tom Baker's stint as the Fourth Doctor begins to wrap up as we review today's DVD episode, Full Circle.

http://infinitehollywood.blogspot.co...ll-circle.html



Thanks for reading!

[Anarky]

Stop whoring your site. This is becoming unbearable.

[ZariusTwo]

You're reviewing one DVD out of the E-Space box set? Why not just review the whole set?

Dumb.

[Newton Gimmick]

Actually I'm reviewing the whole E-Space trilogy as they occured, one DVD at a time. They were sold as individual releases in some markets and may be broken down into singles again, which is why I'm reviewing them that way. It's also a bit harder to do a full review of three story arcs even if they're part of a larger story arc.

And I'm not whoring anything, you're interested, want to check it out, do so. If not skip it. Seriously people.

[ZariusTwo]

First audio excerpt of Matt Smith as The Doctor taken from this week's filming (contains MAJOR spoilers)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alun_vega/3865648374/

There's already some pre-judgemental idiots commenting on this, but in context, he's playing a somewhat reluctant teacher role

Spoiler:

The Doctor is writing this on a chalkboard. The episode is supposed to be about Daleks that scientists in World War II-occupied England found and experimented with, "domesticating" them significantly. One of them is supposed to be serving tea

[Hero]

Been indulging heavily on Jon Pertwee episodes. Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Planet of the Spiders, and Death to The Daleks. Really watchable stuff.

===HERO

[Raph's Girl]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

First audio excerpt of Matt Smith as The Doctor taken from this week's filming (contains MAJOR spoilers)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alun_vega/3865648374/

There's already some pre-judgemental idiots commenting on this, but in context, he's playing a somewhat reluctant teacher role

Spoiler:

The Doctor is writing this on a chalkboard. The episode is supposed to be about Daleks that scientists in World War II-occupied England found and experimented with, "domesticating" them significantly. One of them is supposed to be serving tea

Hrm... tried to listen to it but it keeps on telling me it's a private page or something. Meh.

Found it on YouTube tho:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsBazRPFfzw

Er... interesting and weird

[ZariusTwo]

Here are the top ten greatest Doctor Who episodes of all time, as voted by readers of the official Doctor Who Magazine.

10. Bad Wolf / The Parting of the Ways
9. The Robots of Death
8. City of Death
7. Pyramids of Mars
6 Human Nature / The Family of Blood
5. The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances
4. The Talons of Weng-Chiang
3. Genesis of the Daleks
2. Blink

1.

[Raph's Girl]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

4. The Talons of Weng-Chiang

Im sorry... But this episode I consider one of the weirdest ever, not the best.. Plus I can't stand Leela..ugh....I wanted those giant rats to eat her....

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by Raph's Girl

Im sorry... But this episode I consider one of the weirdest ever, not the best.. Plus I can't stand Leela..ugh....I wanted those giant rats to eat her....

"Weirdest" doesnt mean bad. And obviously a majority consensus holds more worth.

[Raph's Girl]

Sarah Jane Adventures returns in October! It seems that they're airing 2 eps a week on Thursdays and Fridays. The eps with The Doctor in them will be airing Oct 29th and 30th.

[Wes]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

And obviously a majority consensus holds more worth.

A majority consensus doesn't necessarily mean that the serial was actually good or great, though -- it just means that a bunch of people thought it was. And no matter what your political views, you'd probably grant that a majority is not infallible.

Anyway, I'm not surprised that "Talons" made the list, and I probably wouldn't hotly debate its inclusion on there (though I'm not sure it would make my top ten). "Human Nature" and "The Family of Blood," however, were bloody awful in my book -- they were not only quite infuriating (among other things, I absolutely could not stand the treatment of Martha in those serials, and it didn't benefit the story at all), but also came across as completely pointless given how effortlessly the Doctor curbstomped the Family at the end. So he let Martha endure months of cruel treatment from everyone -- including himself -- and people in that town die... just so he could be "kind" to a gang of bodysnatching gas beasts? Lame.

And hurray for more Sarah Jane Adventures! Of the current Whoniverse shows, TSJA is easily my favorite.

[ZariusTwo]

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/a1792...arah-jane.html

The Doctor appears in episodes five and six of the new series of The Sarah Jane Adventures, which will air on October 29 and October 30 on BBC One. The story - titled 'The Wedding Of Sarah Jane Smith', is penned by Gareth Roberts ('The Shakespeare Code', 'The Unicorn and the Wasp') and also guest stars Nigel Havers as Sarah Jane's groom-to-be.

For Doctor Who, this is a return to it's roots. The original series used to have a 25 minute duration time on weekends before breifly switching to the 45-minute format for Colin Baker's first season, then dropped for the second and not used again until the 2005 series

The main enemies are the "Pantheon of Discord", and will very likely see

Spoiler:

The return of The Trickster

[TheCanadiandrome]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/a1792...arah-jane.html




For Doctor Who, this is a return to it's roots. The original series used to have a 25 minute duration time on weekends before breifly switching to the 45-minute format for Colin Baker's first season, then dropped for the second and not used again until the 2005 series

The main enemies are the "Pantheon of Discord", and will very likely see

Spoiler:

The return of The Trickster

looks cool