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Well they're meant to be the most feared race in the universe and wiped out the Time Lords. They're hardly the intergalactic Chuckle Brothers. Though again, the resolution (to dignify it) of Journey's End which involved the Daleks leaving a console with the ability to turn them into exploding...

Which villain do you think of as the unreasonable psycho? Sharaz Jek is mad from his torment, bertrayal, and disfigurement and still a sympathetic character, and Morgus is calculating and essentially after profit. Morgus might be clearly evil, but his motivation is clear.

Which one was that? Not that I'm too bothered what the general public thinks, but wasn't Victory get some of the lowest ratings last year?

Looking at that guy, I'm put in mind of the Kate Winslet episode of Extras.

Well, I'd dispute that a Dalek story has to be made up of them chatting away at each other, but even so, it's not as if it did their status any harm. It was perhaps subverted a bit by the addition of Davros from Genesis onwards in classic Who, but that's still a load of stories that got them to...

When's he eccentric and manic? Just seems like a breathless milquetoast to me, getting chewed out by that aussie bitch as soon as he opens his mouth. Anyway, I find it difficult to view the Davison era as the Davison era, because the end's so different from the start. Season 21 and where...

Well, fanwank about sums it up, doesn't it? It's part of what I consider the problem with new Who, which is that the stories are much more internalised - the fetishisation of the Doctor and now even the Tardis. Instead of the Doctor showing up on a planet, finding out what's going on, and...

The Nestenes and validium are the ones that spring to mind. I'd hope it wasn't just an Auton origin story, that'd be horribly pointless fanwank (indeed, coming right after some other horribly pointless fanwank [in my opinion of course, not that I should have to say]).

Thinking of it, the Flesh is a bit like the stuff out of the Star Trek: Voyager classics Demons and Course: Oblivion.

Mmm, I guess that works. Speaking of which, the Doctor Ganger did look quite like Odo.

Not so long as you keep it to yourself. I'll say no more on the issue :borg: Of course, it's question obvious, but how did the Flesh copy clothes? I know it's fully-programable matter, but all the Doctor did was touch it with his hand.

I really quite liked that (which is lucky, because another infraction would probably mean I can't post again until I'm the Doctor). Had quite a classic Who feel, and Smudger's recent bout of twattery has been toned down to almost zero - back to being as good as in the last series, in fact. If...

I'm quite optimistic about this one. Fear Her was rubbish of course (not even new Who fans seem to rate it), but the brief it had made it seem unlikely to be any good anyway. Graham's a seasoned writer (he did Life on Mars, doncha know), and what I've heard about the story sounds promising...

Sorry, you're bothered by the Rak Zone because some people over there haven't liked some Avengers tribute (not that I've noticed it mentioned)? I mean...so what? For what it's worth, I consider it my main place, especially since I've been made to feel unwelcome here recently (hence bunging it...

Yeah, Gaiman himself was titting around on Confidential chuckling away at how clever he was for that door bit, when he'd completely misunderstood it. You'd have thought someone there would have known, unless they were too in awe of the writing god to correct him.

Well, it is a complete body change, and it also fuzzles the mind (in some cases more extremely than others). If he feels his hair and goes "Fack me, am I a girl now or what?" (and it's really not that girlish a haircut), then it doesn't necessarily mean he can be a girl, but more that he's like...

What's dickish about that? I didn't attack anyone here personally.

But Rose just gobbled the Time Vortex (not that that means anything at all whatsoever), not the Tardis itself.

Poor Larry. First The Pandorica Opens rips off Alien Bodies and now this. Still, at least he realised it wasn't worth a full novel or episode.

That they wish they were Bones so they could be right all the time?