Haha I love his voice! I am glad I haven't seen most of those re-dos, but can appreciate the commentary. And now I get why everyone hates the new Doctor Who haha. I just thought it regressed to young childhood level entertainment instead of PG give me nightmares with weeping angels entertainment.
sklol. His voice made me turn it off after 10 seconds.
Oh I wouldn't bother either, I just didn't go into Jodies version it with any expectations haha. To me, it was all downhill after Tennant. Never saw the old old version.
I rarely watch youtube, but most of the time when I click a link it's a whiny annoyingly high pitched super fast talking american person. This was a relief for my ears.
BluebirdI'm just not a fan of his accent, I find it really grating, but then I've probably been to Edinburgh more than you ;)
To @Buffy Summers and @Octavia and @genghiskhan,
you dissed that stupid woman as the Dr(ess) Who, I agree with you.
They could have gone for the Doctors daughter or one of the new ones from Susan the doctors granddaughter, cripes even K9 would have been better than the idiot they chose, but an idiot they chose.
I remember the very first episode of Dr. Who and I remember the pattern on the back of our sofa. At least the director remembered the school and the junkyard (from the episode The Day of the Doctor) Happy memories that might never be rekindled. Here's to the 13 doctors which brings me to my question, who was the first doctor? William Hartnell was often spoken of as the first doctor but John Hurt portrayed the original doctor in The Day of the Doctor. If you haven't seen that episode I highly recommend it, it stars Matt Smith, David Tennant, Jenna Coleman, Billie Piper and John Hurt.
(And each Dr. Who)
There was an editor for DC comics named Julian Schwartz who once observed that concerning their most iconic characters, namely Superman, Batman and Robin, DC was not the owner of IP, but the custodian of treasured American icons. It appears that the three great sci-fi franchises are learning this.
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