Longtime Who fans will try and bamboozle you with such things as the Blinovitch Limitation Effect to explain why Times Lords can't do that...personally (though I am a longtime fan) I'll point you towards the new season one ep Father's Day, which shows why quite neatly and it's a bloody good ep to boot 🙂GATEGOD said:I thought he could have turned away, when she was falling, go through the day, then get the tardis and go back and save her as she falls but he didn't
There are a few of us around these here parts...some even like Star Trek, Star Wars and Babylon 5 as well🙂Bangelxx said:OMG I LOVE DOCTOR WHO! I've been waiting to find someone else who loves buffy AND doctor who!!!
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BTW I liked "The Voyage of the Damned" a lot...as much as "The Runaway Bride" but not quite as much as "The Christmas Invasion"...in case anyone was interested. I'm not sure about the re-vamped theme yet though.
Longtime Who fans will try and bamboozle you with such things as the Blinovitch Limitation Effect to explain why Times Lords can't do that...personally (though I am a longtime fan) I'll point you towards the new season one ep Father's Day, which shows why quite neatly and it's a bloody good ep to boot 🙂
There are a few of us around these here parts...some even like Star Trek, Star Wars and Babylon 5 as well🙂
Doctor Who is the love of my life!!!!!!!!!!! LOL! My mum almost had a heart attack when I told her I LOVED it more than Buffy *ducks and flinches* and followed it up with an "I never thought I'd see the day when you'd love anything even remotelly the same amount you love Buffy!" lol
The new assistant is Donna from the 2006 Christmas Special!!! Astrid got on my nerves a little!
Never fear,though...Martha will be back later in the season.
For now,though,you can catch her on Torchwood(Doctor Who's spinoff). THAT season starts unspooling stateside later this month.
OK, I really liked Voyage of the Damned but at the same time I was annoyed with it.
Firstly, there were alot of errors, including the best line of the show - I'm the Doctor, I'm a Time-Lord. I'm from the planet Gallifrey in the constellation of Kasterborous. I'm 903 years old and i'm the man who is going to save your lives and all 6 billion people on the planet below...you got a problem with that?
Its a great line but it's inconsistent with the WHOLE of Doctor Who.
I think people forget that this was supposed to be Doctor Who does Disaster Movies which, if you look at Titanic, Poseidon Adventure et al, good people do die and in extreme ways.
I did have issue with Kylies death - who by the way I think did an excellent job and I was genuinely upset when she died - why didn't she just jump out of the truck before it went over?
I think that there were alot of flaws in the script and one could wonder if that was intentional as it was Dr does Disaster(as it's rare that a script is awesome) but I don't think that could be an argument.
Fact is we expect alot from the Doctor and when it's parodying something, it shouldn't drop its standards and say its a cultural pastiche, it should raise the issues and show how it could be done.
But the best line "I'm the Doctor, I'm a Time-Lord. I'm from the planet Gallifrey in the constellation of Kasterborous. I'm 903 years old and i'm the man who is going to save your lives and all 6 billion people on the planet below...you got a problem with that?"
Is inconsistant with who how?
I agree Astrid could of Jumped off but this is RTD we're talking about, if he just want's to kill someone off he will find a reason regardless!
I wasn't sure how the cyborg prejudice related to Gay agenda's as people implied. Which basically what it highlighted, being different and societys attitude to it, which was a little weak!
OK, I really liked Voyage of the Damned but at the same time I was annoyed with it.
Firstly, there were alot of errors, including the best line of the show - I'm the Doctor, I'm a Time-Lord. I'm from the planet Gallifrey in the constellation of Kasterborous. I'm 903 years old and i'm the man who is going to save your lives and all 6 billion people on the planet below...you got a problem with that?
Its a great line but it's inconsistent with the WHOLE of Doctor Who.
I think people forget that this was supposed to be Doctor Who does Disaster Movies which, if you look at Titanic, Poseidon Adventure et al, good people do die and in extreme ways.
I did have issue with Kylies death - who by the way I think did an excellent job and I was genuinely upset when she died - why didn't she just jump out of the truck before it went over?
I think that there were alot of flaws in the script and one could wonder if that was intentional as it was Dr does Disaster(as it's rare that a script is awesome) but I don't think that could be an argument.
Fact is we expect alot from the Doctor and when it's parodying something, it shouldn't drop its standards and say its a cultural pastiche, it should raise the issues and show how it could be done.
When does more Dr. Who come out?