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Thanks! That just made me feel even older.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostDavid Tennant (born David John McDonald; 18 April 1971)
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David Tennant (born David John McDonald; 18 April 1971)Originally posted by worzelGummidge View PostAs a 42 year old male with a child like / immature mind I enjoyed it.
However, for the first time the Doctor is played by someone younger than me which is a little worrying.
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As a 42 year old male with a child like / immature mind I enjoyed it.
This and the Upstairs Downstairs mini series was the only thing that I have watched on TV this Christmas apart from the news.
I like the new Doc. He is just the right type of madman to make it all so magically realistic. However, for the first time the Doctor is played by someone younger than me which is a little worrying.
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One of the best. Under Davies, the series started to degenerate into soap opera. With Moffat, it's become a fairy tale - story driven, never mind the plot holes. ( Doctor Who is supposed to have plot holes).
Thoroughly enjoyed it. Very nicely done.
Though I did think the beginning was a bit too "Star Trek".
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Exactly.Originally posted by norrahe View PostSame here, Mr Smith is bad enough, but Ms Gillan is very "children's tv presenter" .
It lost me halfway through the David Tennant tenure. It all got too overblown and the stories got more and more silly. Plus revisiting the same monsters all the time just to sell more toys. Epic fail.
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I quite enjoyed it. For me the modern Dr Who became unwatchable when they hired that scottish "actor", so I haven't seen any for a couple of years, but this wasn't bad at all.
On the basis that Christmas episodes are always the worst episodes of any TV series, I might well give some future episodes a chance.
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I thought it was pretty good, not enough Amy Pond though.
Tennant was a tough act to follow, I never thought I'd end up actually preferring Matt Smith.
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I thought it was rubbish. My son's an avid Doctor Who fan and he got bored halfway through and started playing his PSP.
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I gave upon it halfway through the last series, I'm afraid. Piss-poor acting was the main reason.
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Sorry MF, we at SY01 towers felt it was pants.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostDid anyone catch the Doctor Who Xmas special.
Pretty good I thought. Looked like it was going to be pants, but once up and running was a pretty good episode. Well acted and with a nice twist as well as the usual humour.
In fact, I reckon that was the best Xmas special to date. Moffat never fails to impress.
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Xmas Doctor Who Thread
Did anyone catch the Doctor Who Xmas special.
Pretty good I thought. Looked like it was going to be pants, but once up and running was a pretty good episode. Well acted and with a nice twist as well as the usual humour.
In fact, I reckon that was the best Xmas special to date. Moffat never fails to impress.
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