captcalhoun wrote:
well, she's got her knockers...
and i thought they were nice ones too!
thank you, i'm here all week, try the venison.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmBcp20UfJc
that was funny, good twist at the end.
5x011 The Lodger (Grading/Discussion) SPOILERS!!
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that was funny, good twist at the end.
Considering the Doctor used to WEAR a cricket outfit all the time, and keep a cricket ball in his pocket, you'd think he'd have mentioned cricket by name in this episode.
Imagine if the 11th Doctor did the equivalent of the 5th Doctor and wore a soccer jersey and cleats as his outfit...
One 'the Doctor doesn't know how things work on Earth' gag would have been ok, but in retrospect this episode made use of that far too often, considering his previous incarnation was quite knowledgeable in pop culture and that the Doctor has lived extensively on Earth by now. It would have worked for the first two Doctors. And even without those gags, the Doctor would have been weird enough as a lodger, talking to cats and people that aren't there, talking in tech gibberish and building weird machines in his room. They could have toned it down a little.
"Excuse me, what year is it?"
"You don't know what year it is?"
"Look at me, I'm stupid! What year is it?" -- "The Long Game"
The Doctor has never been afraid to make himself look like an idiot if it serves his purposes.
^^ Yeah, but not to the audience.
That exchange is much more clever and effective though. And though it makes the doctor look silly to whichever chr he is talking to, there is never any doubt in the audiences mind as to why he says it - it doesn't make him appear stupid to the audience.
ETA - Mr Adventure beat me to it.
ETA - Mr Adventure beat me to it.
They didn't really use the 'don't know how things work' gag all THAT much did they? All that comes to mind are the screwdriver and a tube of hair gel.
And after the years as Ten, you'd think he'd know his way around a tube of hair gel...
And after the years as Ten, you'd think he'd know his way around a tube of hair gel...
Perhaps he's a Dapper Dan man?
(lets see if anybody gets THAT one!)
Nah, he's definitely a FOP man.And after the years as Ten, you'd think he'd know his way around a tube of hair gel...
Perhaps he's a Dapper Dan man?
(lets see if anybody gets THAT one!)
captcalhoun wrote:
well, she's got her knockers...
and i thought they were nice ones too!
thank you, i'm here all week, try the venison.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmBcp20UfJc
LOL!
And after the years as Ten, you'd think he'd know his way around a tube of hair gel...
Perhaps he's a Dapper Dan man?
(lets see if anybody gets THAT one!)
Oh brother ... in that case, he's probably a man of constant sorrow.
And after the years as Ten, you'd think he'd know his way around a tube of hair gel...
Perhaps he's a Dapper Dan man?
(lets see if anybody gets THAT one!)
Oh brother ... in that case, he's probably a man of constant sorrow.
And the geographical oddity of a place being two weeks from everywhere should pose no problem for someone in possession of a TARDIS...
I'm very, very proud of you people. *sniff*
That's just "The Shipman's Tale"!
Mind you, Chaucer stole from Boccaccio (especially that one), so there's no room to complain.
