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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostNailed on.......
Inside track.....nudge nudge, that's all I'm saying!
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Nailed on.......
Inside track.....nudge nudge, that's all I'm saying!
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostThat was Star Wars and he was CGI in one of those. HTHBIDI
Dr. Who and the Daleks (1965) - IMDb
Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. (1966) - IMDb
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Originally posted by stek View PostI actually remember William Hartnell! Just, but I did see him!!
Growing up I liked the next one, Patrick Troughton, but overall the one that lives with me most was John Pertwee, though in hindsight I can see he was a pretty rubbish one really, stuck on Earth, that stupid old car, bit camp....
Nostalgia....
Don't like any of the new ones.
Of course, there was the two Peter Cushing films, where he wasn't even a Time Lord, just an old dude...
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I actually remember William Hartnell! Just, but I did see him!!
Growing up I liked the next one, Patrick Troughton, but overall the one that lives with me most was John Pertwee, though in hindsight I can see he was a pretty rubbish one really, stuck on Earth, that stupid old car, bit camp....
Nostalgia....
Don't like any of the new ones.
Of course, there was the two Peter Cushing films, where he wasn't even a Time Lord, just an old dude...
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I just want to point out that the Doctor actually studied at the Pyrdonian Academy, which does not, as far as I'm aware, have a medical faculty.
He probably is an expert in complex temporal induction problems.
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostI really want to like Dr Who but it's like the Eurovision, I watch it but take the piss. It just needs to be a bit darker and better written.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostWho was your favourite out of Eccleston, Tennant, Smith and Capaldi?
I'm surprised Benedict doesn't get a mention, he's flavour of the month right now and actually if he wasn't so well-known I reckon could've been good.
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I really want to like Dr Who but it's like the Eurovision, I watch it but take the piss. It just needs to be a bit darker and better written.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostWho was your favourite out of Eccleston, Tennant, Smith and Capaldi?
Really wouldn't want another older one. Ayoade is hilarious, but has he got the serious side for this sort of role? I like the idea of Ben Wishaw but not seen him in anything but the Bond movies. Colin Morgan was good in Merlin, certainly a reasonable possibility. Got to be a bloke, either that or a girl who's prepared to flirt with Alex Kingston.
Colin Morgan for me. Enjoyed him in Merlin and Humans (lighter side in Merlin, serious side in Humans).
River Song is gone. Her story went full circle, so I think technically she's dead. Though that doesn't seem to stop the writers reintroducing a character later on. Maybe she'll be the next doctor....
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Who was your favourite out of Eccleston, Tennant, Smith and Capaldi?
Really wouldn't want another older one. Ayoade is hilarious, but has he got the serious side for this sort of role? I like the idea of Ben Wishaw but not seen him in anything but the Bond movies. Colin Morgan was good in Merlin, certainly a reasonable possibility. Got to be a bloke, either that or a girl who's prepared to flirt with Alex Kingston.
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