I can only imagine Ghost Bones' reaction when James Gandolfini appeared on Sesame Street. I hear the children of America are to this day still traumatized.
And if they were, it's the end of the world how?We can but hope, but this choice of actor won't help. It's foreseeable that they'll want to see who this new man playing their hero is, and it follows that some will then be exposed to some foul language.More wilfull missing of the point. I'm on about the children. I wouldn't want 6 year olds hearing violent swearing when they try and find out more about the new Doctor Who, and that's undoubtedly what they'll come across. Why is this simple and reasonable point (unless people think it's fine for children to hear "fuck" and "cunt") so difficult for people to grasp?
I very much doubt many 6 year olds will have watched The Thick of It. Or be allowed to play on Youtube unsupervised to do their own research. Cos, y'know, they're six.
Hm, that would certainly be interesting. But even better: a ginger female.Actually, I'm also glad, but for a different reason. THAT's what I'd want to see as part of the bomb that gets them around the "12 regenerations" limit, not just for the final incarnation..Thank christ they didn't pick a woman.
You know I wasn't remotely interested in this whole debate but this attitude is seriously beginning to get up my nose. What you're saying is half of the acting professionals in the UK, no matter how consummate their performing skill, will be unable to perform in this role because of their gender.
So if you reproduced a child, you'd be perfectly comfortable for me to go up to it and yell "I'm sweating embryoes, you eff star star cunt! Kiss my sweaty ballsack! You're about as much use as a marsipan dildo, you big fucking prick! I call it custard cancer!" Or rather, for them to witness such a conversation.(unless people think it's fine for children to hear "fuck" and "cunt")
I do. I think we live in a pretty weird world where we're more comfortable showing children scenes of horrific violence and death, than having them hear sounds people can make with their mouth.
Again, we can but hope, but it must be extremely difficult to bring up children innocent in this day and age, and this won't help.It's called be a fucking parent and explaining to the kid that the Doctor is played by an actor, and that said actor did roles that aren't appropriate for children. For that matter, any parent worried that much about swearing, probably has or need content filters on the computer used by their kid.More wilfull missing of the point. I'm on about the children. I wouldn't want 6 year olds hearing violent swearing when they try and find out more about the new Doctor Who, and that's undoubtedly what they'll come across. Why is this simple and reasonable point (unless people think it's fine for children to hear "fuck" and "cunt") so difficult for people to grasp?
Eccelston showed his willie, didn't he? And Matt Smith was in bed with a man And Harry Potter was a naked "Stable Boy"Except, Capaldi's almost exclusively known for saying fuck and cunt. That's his big famous role. You look him up and that'll be the main thing.
So?
I think it's pretty deluded to think that children don't hear the words "fuck" and "cunt" regularly at school, unless they're very young. In which case they probably don't understand what they mean anyway.
So if you reproduced a child, you'd be perfectly comfortable for me to go up to it and yell "I'm sweating embryoes, you eff star star cunt! Kiss my sweaty ballsack! You're about as much use as a marsipan dildo, you big fucking prick! I call it custard cancer!" Or rather, for them to witness such a conversation.
Except, Capaldi's almost exclusively known for saying fuck and cunt. That's his big famous role. You look him up and that'll be the main thing.
No one is worried about this except for people who want to manufacture a controversy.
So if you reproduced a child, you'd be perfectly comfortable for me to go up to it and yell "I'm sweating embryoes, you eff star star cunt! Kiss my sweaty ballsack! You're about as much use as a marsipan dildo, you big fucking prick! I call it custard cancer!" Or rather, for them to witness such a conversation.
Well, obviously I'd be a bit iffy with some total stranger yelling to my kid like that. Wouldn't care about them overhearing rude words though. I don't think it's remotely corrupting.
I was in the camp that wanted to see a woman...or at least a black actor in the role
Can you give me once instance where Matt Smith's Doctor had sex?
It is heavily implied that during the run between the Wedding of River Song and TNOTD that the Doctor had a full marital relationship with River, albeit not spelled out on screen.
That said, I don't think that can be classed as shagging about, she was his wife.
So people stop having sex after 50. Good to know. Not sure why that would stop him from having sex. Not that he has been known to have sex with anyone.
LOL,More wilfull missing of the point. I'm on about the children. I wouldn't want 6 year olds hearing violent swearing when they try and find out more about the new Doctor Who, and that's undoubtedly what they'll come across. Why is this simple and reasonable point (unless people think it's fine for children to hear "fuck" and "cunt") so difficult for people to grasp?
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