AICN doesn't understand anything that's not edible.
David Tennant leaves DW after the specials
- Thread starter Lonemagpie
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AICN doesn't understand anything, period.
The verdant truth.
Maybe the Beeb will set up a helpline for distraut fans... Russell Brand's got sometime on his hands this week, needs a job and has telephone experience. 
As a pre-2005 fan, I have no problem with this and he's still in the role for another year and a bit. Time enough for the squee patrol's pain to ease. That's more notice than fans of Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy & Paul McGann ever got combined...
As a pre-2005 fan, I have no problem with this and he's still in the role for another year and a bit. Time enough for the squee patrol's pain to ease. That's more notice than fans of Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy & Paul McGann ever got combined...
Edited To Add. (as in, he added the second part of his post after my post.)
But of course you knew that.
I generally don't care what AICN say. Gotta laugh at how stupid that comment was.
Doh! *slapsforehead*
Yep, I edited to add that the Ethiopian Teachers Association wanted me to tell you you were correct.
Also, RTD says he's going to drop a radioactive piano on the Doctor's head.
Yep, I edited to add that the Ethiopian Teachers Association wanted me to tell you you were correct.
Also, RTD says he's going to drop a radioactive piano on the Doctor's head.
Romanian Teachers Department?
Like the last two then?
I was really hoping he'd stick around for Moffat's first season, at the end of which I fully expected him to leave. I'm going to be sad to see him go. I started watching Who with Sylvester McCoy when I was in high school, but I didn't really get into it until the new series started. Despite seeing McCoy (who I like quite a bit in the part) and Eccelston, Tennant is my Doctor.
Now I've got to decide whether or not to tell my 8-year-old son. He's going to be crushed. But I don't tell him and it's a surprise when the regeneration happens, he may be even more bad off. Still, part of me would like him to be unspoiled about what's to come.
Now I've got to decide whether or not to tell my 8-year-old son. He's going to be crushed. But I don't tell him and it's a surprise when the regeneration happens, he may be even more bad off. Still, part of me would like him to be unspoiled about what's to come.
What? Patterson Joseph as the Doctor? As in, JOHNSON!?
Ditto. Still, it gives Moffat a chance to totally make the show in his image from the start, so that's probably a good thing.
The main thing that sucks for me is I have no idea when the 2009 specials will air in the US.
If true it'd be more like, "As in the Marquis De Carabas."
http://www.sfx.co.uk/page/sfx?entry=neil_gaiman_exclusive_part_31
True. If Who wasn't in the hands of Moffat, I'd be a lot more nervous about the transition to come. I've loved his Who episodes, I loved Coupling, and I've liked the little I've seen of Jekyll. I have confidence that he's going to hit the ground running even with the added challenge of introducing a new Doctor.