Review of the 11th First Episode

[The Mirrorball Man]

At one point in the first episode he declares "Who da man?"

It's entirely possible I may be too old for this show now.

Eleven years ago, "The West Wing" had an episode where most of its cast declared "who da man?", so maybe there's another explanation. Maybe you're not that much into, you know, fun.

 

[Shazam!]

At one point in the first episode he declares "Who da man?"

It's entirely possible I may be too old for this show now.

Eleven years ago, "The West Wing" had an episode where most of its cast declared "who da man?", so maybe there's another explanation. Maybe you're not that much into, you know, fun.

Or I can be an avid viewer of Doctor Who and upon reading advanced screening reviews air particular concerns?

 

[The Mirrorball Man]

Or I can be an avid viewer of Doctor Who and upon reading advanced screening reviews air particular concerns?

Oh yes. That you certainly do.

 

[Shazam!]

 

[muldwych who]

If you got to you tube and look up Matt Smith and check out some of his older programmes he has worked on and see the clips of him on stage he looks like he is made to be the doctor.

I for one am an positive person and think that with Steven Moffat at the helm as well we are in for a good few exceptional years if the Doctor as we have never seen him.

 

[Cutter John]

Several new Doctors have had weak first episodes. So even if its not spectacular, I'm not going to worry too much.

To me he still sounds an awful lot like Davisons Doctor.

 

[davejames]

Yeah from what's been said, it sounds like Smith's Doc is going to evolve a bit throughout the series, so it's probably not fair to judge TOO much from the first episode.

Although I'm sure people will anyway.

 

[Checkmate]

I never knew the companion's name was Amy Pond this go round. Is there supposed to be some relationship between her and River Song, or is there just some weird aquatically themed coincidence going on?

 

[Count Zero]

It's probably just Stephen Moffat coming up with nifty sci-fi names.

 

[Chaos Descending]

How is Amy Pond a nifty sci-fi name?

 

[Mark_Nguyen]

Give it a week. IT WILL BE.

Mark

 

[Bones2]

At one point in the first episode he declares "Who da man?"

It's entirely possible I may be too old for this show now.

Eleven years ago, "The West Wing" had an episode where most of its cast declared "who da man?", so maybe there's another explanation. Maybe you're not that much into, you know, fun.

Yeah, fancy missing the fun in saying "who da man" like a bloody twit who should be eating fried chicken in a bus stop.

 

[The Mirrorball Man]

[...]missing the fun[...]

Yeah.

 

[Bones2]

Oh my, good one.

 

[DimesDan]

It's entirely possible I may be too old for this show now.

Eleven years ago, "The West Wing" had an episode where most of its cast declared "who da man?", so maybe there's another explanation. Maybe you're not that much into, you know, fun.

Yeah, fancy missing the fun in saying "who da man" like a bloody twit who should be eating fried chicken in a bus stop.

You say that like it's a bad thing

 

[Starkers]

At the end of the day we don't know the context of him saying it. And it's just a couple of words. If I could put up with allons'se I can put up with that.

Hopefully Amy will give hima withering look and tell him to never ever talk like that again.

 

[The Mirrorball Man]

At the end of the day we don't know the context of him saying it. And it's just a couple of words. If I could put up with allons'se I can put up with that.

It's "allons-y!"

 

[Starkers]

I knew I'd spelt it wrong! I failed French big time at school though

And actually I never minded it too much, better than sorry, so sorry!

 

[intrinsical]

I never knew the companion's name was Amy Pond this go round. Is there supposed to be some relationship between her and River Song, or is there just some weird aquatically themed coincidence going on?

http://trekbbs.com/showthread.php?t=102392We've mentioned this a few months ago.

 

[C.E. Evans]

Eleven years ago, "The West Wing" had an episode where most of its cast declared "who da man?", so maybe there's another explanation. Maybe you're not that much into, you know, fun.

Yeah, fancy missing the fun in saying "who da man" like a bloody twit who should be eating fried chicken in a bus stop.

You say that like it's a bad thing

Sounds a bit like a stereotype, doesn't it?