Well, either way, Eccleston was embarrassed enough by Doctor Who. He wouldn't come back and involve himself in a catastrophe like that.
"I loved playing him, and I loved taking part in the basic essence and message of the series ... and to be part of that is fantastic.”
Well he would say that on Confidential. Admittedly the reasons for his leaving that I base that premise on are rumours, but even so, I doubt he'd come back just to become Rose's living sex doll as part of the stupidest plot ever conceived by a human.
Admittedly the reasons for his leaving that I base that premise on are rumours, .
He kept watching for the same reasons I keep reading his posts: hope, entertainment and irritation.Bones, why did you keep watching?
Bones, why did you keep watching?
Bones, why did you keep watching?
Same reason anyone keeps watching.
It's a good show and he enjoys it.
Because the Classic series allowed itself to follow a less predictable narrative path away from the likes of romance and emotional exploration,
Exception.Because the Classic series allowed itself to follow a less predictable narrative path away from the likes of romance and emotional exploration, Bones takes great acceptance to the general commercialization of the modern series.
I think the happy ending for that was when the chav thicko was stuck in another universe never to return. Only RTD couldn't help but include her in his vain procession of one-dimensional characters.
Because the Classic series allowed itself to follow a less predictable narrative path away from the likes of romance and emotional exploration,
Which is horrifying to me. A work of art that does not possess an emotional component, that is not in some way an exploration of human emotion -- be it alone or in conjunction with explorations of human intellect -- is a work of art that's not worth the time of day.
I think the happy ending for that was when the chav thicko was stuck in another universe never to return. Only RTD couldn't help but include her in his vain procession of one-dimensional characters.
So, Rose is a "chav thicko" -- because she didn't get her A-levels, I suppose? -- and the Ninth Doctor is a "binman" because he has a Northern English accent.
Any other of your fellow Britons you'd like to insult with classist names?
I think the happy ending for that was when the chav thicko was stuck in another universe never to return. Only RTD couldn't help but include her in his vain procession of one-dimensional characters.
So, Rose is a "chav thicko" -- because she didn't get her A-levels, I suppose? -- and the Ninth Doctor is a "binman" because he has a Northern English accent.
Any other of your fellow Britons you'd like to insult with classist names?
This really does pain me, but Bones is right, Rose is a chav, no denying it, as for Nine being scary because he is Northern, he's right again, being a Southerner I'd feel rather intimidated if I met him in a dark ally.
So, Rose is a "chav thicko" -- because she didn't get her A-levels, I suppose? -- and the Ninth Doctor is a "binman" because he has a Northern English accent.
Any other of your fellow Britons you'd like to insult with classist names?
This really does pain me, but Bones is right, Rose is a chav, no denying it, as for Nine being scary because he is Northern, he's right again, being a Southerner I'd feel rather intimidated if I met him in a dark ally.
Uh-huh. Classist insults and stereotypes are okay if two people use them!
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