That's annoying, and not conducive to intelligent conversation.
Also, I'm pretty sure you've heard funnier things than that.
No, I have not. Saying "Amys choice" is your favourate episode in a while is pure comedy. if this forum had a hall of fame, that post would be there.
^Or else he has a weird sense of humour
Actully, I do have a
sick sense of humour, but I think you'd agree that saying Amys choice is your favourate episode is pure comedy gold. He was basicly saying "sod daleks, sod aliens in downing street, sod the end of time, sod the parting of ways, Amys choice is way better than all of those!".
[ I think they need to stop with the Christmas specials. They've gone on for about 7 years now, they've gotten old. The only really good one was the regeneration two parter and remains within my top three storys ever. I wouldn't mind them if they didn't always have to give them a Christmas theme, I know it's made for Christmas, but how about making it enjoyable instead of festive?
The Christmas specials have become an annual television event. They bring in Doctor Who's highest ratings for the year, and attract big name guest stars. They'll continue to be around for the forseeable future.
Dam it!
The Christmas specials don't need to stop. They just need to be better, and I think they need to involve the current companions. "A Christmas Carol" had Amy and Rory in a crashing spaceship B-plot that nobody cared about, and "The Doctor, the Widow, and the Wardrobe" only had them in the last 3 minutes of the episode (though, admittedly, it was the best 3 minutes of the entire thing...I CRIED).
A very good point, the end of time was one of the best episodes ever, and that was an xmas episode!
The Christmas specials don't need to stop. They just need to be better.
I honestly can't imagine how they could be better than "A Christmas Carol". With, you know, Michael Gambon. And flying sharks.
Flying sharks are gay. And stupid, very stupid. Never heard of Michael Gambon, is he the old man? The whole thing was stupid. Someone I know cried at the end of that episode. Not sure if he cried because of the heart warming (and pointless) momment, or if he cried because since Moffat got in, there has been less to look foward to in general because he cares more about his beloved Sherlock than dr who, so he does not try so hard.
I know a lot of people enjoyed that one, but I found it really boring. I'm pretty sure I dozed off half-way through when it first aired. Plus I found the time travel to be a little too timey-whimey.
I hated it. Among the worst episodes ever. This is doctor who, a science fiction show, not a romantic comedy staring Adam Sandler. I dosed off too. But if you thought flying sharks were stupid, just wait til you see the doctor, the widdow and the wordrobe when the closest thing to a threat are two talking trees with stupid hats.
The Christmas specials don't need to stop. They just need to be better, and I think they need to involve the current companions. "A Christmas Carol" had Amy and Rory in a crashing spaceship B-plot that nobody cared about, and "The Doctor, the Widow, and the Wardrobe" only had them in the last 3 minutes of the episode (though, admittedly, it was the best 3 minutes of the entire thing...I CRIED).
I didn't mind Any and Rory's small part. The Christmas specials have tended to be Doctor solo stories anyway.
And the less said about tDtWatW, the better. Except for a good first third and the ending, it was definitely a bump in the road in a series of generally good Christmas stories.
The doctor the widdow and the wardrobe have set dr who back to the Diseny times of the 1940s. Listen to the voices of the tree people, then imagine an overweight mouse next to Mickey mouse. Or they sound slike fat people after eating a curry.
I know a lot of people enjoyed that one, but I found it really boring. I'm pretty sure I dozed off half-way through when it first aired. Plus I found the time travel to be a little too timey-whimey.
You DOZED OFF half-way through a show with MICHAEL GAMBON and FLYING SHARKS? It's like you and I are two completely different people.
There was only about 10 minites of the flying sharks if you add them all up. The rest of it was an old man moaning because his penis don't work no more, and he's taking it out on the world, so the doctor manipulates him to fall inlove ith a woman who is far too young for him. And where the hell is it even meant to be set? Onemomment he's in a steampunk world, the next him and the doctor are in the 1940s. It's stupid. Also hate how the last two xmas specials are basedoff books, if RTD was still here, we would not have had to put up with flying sharks, talking tree people, and Michael Gambon moan while falling in love with a girl who's far too young for him. Renember the first xmas special with those bone head people which I can't spell? renember th one with the giant spider woman? Renember theone with the cybermen in Victorian London? Renember the one with the Master and a regeneration? Who made all of them?
RTD! Renember the one with the flying sharks and old pedo? Renember the one with talking tree people? Who made them?
Moffat! Do the math.
Yep. I thought the flying sharks were pretty stupid, actually.
That's because you're a sensible person which has good taste.
