I got to say, Planet of the Dead actually sound kind of promising.
"Stattenheim," I think (the Second Doctor has one, and the Sixth says he's always wanted one of those).
Depends on what he means by "always"--it could be that Six was specifically referring to his current incarnation wanting one.Wait...if the 2nd Doctor had one...then how can the 6th have always wanted one? He had one when he was him...er...right?
Who even says that?Next time someone tries to say DW is supposed to be a "serious, adult science fiction show"
The sort of people who get seriously bent out of shape about "low" humor and science fantasy plotting and the like- in other words, people who are so embarrassed by what Doctor Who actually is that they've constructed an alternate version of it with which every produced version of the show conflicts.Who even says that?Next time someone tries to say DW is supposed to be a "serious, adult science fiction show"
The sort of people who get seriously bent out of shape about "low" humor and science fantasy plotting and the like- in other words, people who are so embarrassed by what Doctor Who actually is that they've constructed an alternate version of it with which every produced version of the show conflicts.Who even says that?Next time someone tries to say DW is supposed to be a "serious, adult science fiction show"
It was probably someone quoting Andrew Rilstone's review of the First Doctor Box Set VHS. Unfortunately, the full review has disappeared from the Internet, but the relevant bit is still available:Actually, come to think of it I remember reading some post in here a few years back, where someone said "there are two Doctor Who series, the one that got televised and the one that exists in the minds of a certain subset of fanboys". Words to that effect anyway.
These days, of course, Rilstone blogs about what embarassing lazy populist trash the new series is.There are, in fact, two different programmes called Doctor Who: 'Doctor Who One' was a rather serious, magical programme about Time Travel and the wonders of the universe which existed in the collective memory of fans who had grown up with it. 'Doctor Who Two' was the sometimes fun but often silly kids TV show that the BBC had actually transmitted. It consisted, from a very early stage, of quarrelling alien races, hopeless companions, and chases along corridors. ('The Space Museum' involves chases along corridors and practically nothing else.) Naturally, our faith in Doctor Who One can't survive the widespread availability of videos of the original TV episodes.
"Stattenheim," I think (the Second Doctor has one, and the Sixth says he's always wanted one of those).
These days, of course, Rilstone blogs about what embarassing lazy populist trash the new series is.
I would love to know what he makes of Im a celebrity...These days, of course, Rilstone blogs about what embarassing lazy populist trash the new series is.
I had a literature Professor that angrily referred to the works of Charles Dickens as "populist trash." Those exact words.
If so, then Doctor Who is in good company.
I would love to know what he makes of Im a celebrity...These days, of course, Rilstone blogs about what embarassing lazy populist trash the new series is.
I had a literature Professor that angrily referred to the works of Charles Dickens as "populist trash." Those exact words.
If so, then Doctor Who is in good company.
I would love to know what he makes of Im a celebrity...I had a literature Professor that angrily referred to the works of Charles Dickens as "populist trash." Those exact words.
If so, then Doctor Who is in good company.
I doubt he owns a television. Radio! Now that's all a person needs. None of that fancy FM either.
The sort of people who get seriously bent out of shape about "low" humor and science fantasy plotting and the like- in other words, people who are so embarrassed by what Doctor Who actually is that they've constructed an alternate version of it with which every produced version of the show conflicts.Who even says that?
Oh, like 50% of Outpost Gallifrey. Gotcha.
Actually, come to think of it I remember reading some post in here a few years back, where someone said "there are two Doctor Who series, the one that got televised and the one that exists in the minds of a certain subset of fanboys". Words to that effect anyway.
especially since it's co-written by Gareth Roberts
"Stattenheim," I think (the Second Doctor has one, and the Sixth says he's always wanted one of those).
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especially since it's co-written by Gareth Roberts
This is my biggest worry. I wasn't exactly a big fan of Shakespeare Code or Unicorn and the Wasp.
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