Doctor Who

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wendigo100 replied

27 December 2006, 10:27
I must admit, I preferred the revolving christmas tree from last year to the exploding baubles this.
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_V_ replied

26 December 2006, 18:14
Originally posted by DaveB

It's had its good points since it came back, flashes of how it could have turned out, but over all it's been a huge disapointment.

Sounds a lot like Nu Labour.
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DaveB replied

26 December 2006, 16:39
This episode pretty much summed up why I havnt really bothered with Dr. Who since it came back. It's just silly. I know it's aimed at kids but please, killer robots dressed as Santa, and Catherine bloody Tate shouting her mouth off. How is that serious drama/entertainment of any kind?

It's had its good points since it came back, flashes of how it could have turned out, but over all it's been a huge disapointment.
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wendigo100 replied

26 December 2006, 16:31
Originally posted by Buffoon

So all hope is lost. It wasn't the top rated show either. Considering the other main networks didn't put up anything against it, I think we can call it a failure. Puts the whole series in doubt. Season 3 could be the last?

All on the basis of one show?
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Buffoon replied

26 December 2006, 12:45
So all hope is lost. It wasn't the top rated show either. Considering the other main networks didn't put up anything against it, I think we can call it a failure. Puts the whole series in doubt. Season 3 could be the last?
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dang65 replied

26 December 2006, 12:27
Originally posted by Buffoon

Was a bit, but if you were 13 years old it may look a bit different.

My ten-year-old is the most obsessed Dr Who fan in the whole of Time and after it finished he said, "That didn't feel like an episode of Dr Who, more like The Catherine Tate Show." Pretty spot on really.
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SallyAnne replied

26 December 2006, 00:27
It made me want to watch Torchwood!
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tim123 replied

25 December 2006, 22:21
Originally posted by Troll

I thought it was k rap - supposed to be set in winter yet all the trees were in leaf and flowers in bloom, weak storyline and stupid (loud) bint over-acting in a wedding dress

Well it was that stupid comedienne Catherine Whatshername.

tim
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Gold Dalek replied

25 December 2006, 21:26
Needs more Daleks, release us from the void
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Buffoon replied

25 December 2006, 21:11
Was a bit, but if you were 13 years old it may look a bit different. I think that filling a hole to the centre of the Earth would take more water than that in the Thames.
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Cowboy Bob replied

25 December 2006, 21:05
Yep, the best bit was the trailer to the upcoming series...
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Troll started a topic Doctor Who

25 December 2006, 21:04
Doctor Who

I thought it was k rap - supposed to be set in winter yet all the trees were in leaf and flowers in bloom, weak storyline and stupid (loud) bint over-acting in a wedding dress
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