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Kennigit
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neohero9
United States595 Posts
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KwarK
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Klive5ive
United Kingdom6056 Posts
On July 19 2010 04:50 KwarK wrote: Yeah, only 12 this season which is unfortunate. I quite like Smith because through his eccentricity he in some way humanises The Doctor. It's difficult to explain. Tennant was so awesome that he wasn't relatable, he was like a superhero. Smith's Doctor is clearly not a superhuman, he's a mad Gallifreyan but that madness is like a weakness which makes him relatable. Stressing his alien nature humanises him. Well put. For me Tennant was too comfortable in the role. His confidence on screen gave him this invincible quality and because of that he never looked in danger. Usually screen presence is a great quality but Doctor Who is not supposed to be easy to relate too. He's almost a peripheral main character. | ||
Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
On July 19 2010 04:43 neohero9 wrote: If it ended with a wedding, then yes. ohh hmm the episode i finished ended with the doctor + Show Spoiler + being locked into the pandamicron or whatever its called by the daleks, cyber men, the pig dudes in that alliance they formed Gonna get episode list to figure out what im missing. | ||
Piy
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ToT)OjKa(
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neohero9
United States595 Posts
On July 19 2010 05:56 Kennigit wrote: ohh hmm the episode i finished ended with the doctor + Show Spoiler + being locked into the pandamicron or whatever its called by the daleks, cyber men, the pig dudes in that alliance they formed Gonna get episode list to figure out what im missing. There's like one, maybe two after that. Apparently they continue the story with a few online games or something, according to my friend. Yeah, only 12 this season which is unfortunate. I quite like Smith because through his eccentricity he in some way humanises The Doctor. It's difficult to explain. Tennant was so awesome that he wasn't relatable, he was like a superhero. Smith's Doctor is clearly not a superhuman, he's a mad Gallifreyan but that madness is like a weakness which makes him relatable. Stressing his alien nature humanises him. That's a good observation, I think. He does seem more fragile this season... perhaps because The Doctor is recovering from the events directly preceding it? From what I recall, he's not had any kind of chance of dealing with what happened at the end of Tennant's run, and suddenly there's the Amy/tear problem, and River shows up. Kind of a lot to deal with, even apparently for a Time Lord. | ||
Eeeegor
Australia809 Posts
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xtfftc
United Kingdom2343 Posts
And apparently Neil Gaiman has written the script for one of the new episodes. Can't wait. | ||
Pads
England3228 Posts
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kerpal
United Kingdom2695 Posts
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DizzyDrone
Netherlands629 Posts
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xtfftc
United Kingdom2343 Posts
On December 27 2010 08:04 Pads wrote: I thought the christmas special was pretty bad. :/ + Show Spoiler + The singing scenes were directed in a really bad way and the counter thing was rather stupid.. But still, combining the Three Ghosts of Christmas and time travel. I don't usually get excited about Christmassy things but this one was as good as they get imo. Especially compared to the previous Christmas specials. On December 27 2010 08:04 kerpal wrote: seriously? gaiman? that's awesome. love doctor who. Yep. 1, 2, and 7 are written by Moffat, 3 by Gaiman, 4 by Mark Gatiss and 5 and 6 by Matthew Graham. Just seven episodes but this is not necessarily a bad thing, especially in the light of some of the filler episodes from last season. | ||
ZeromuS
Canada13372 Posts
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UdderChaos
United Kingdom707 Posts
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KOPF
Finland164 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + The Silence I find Matt Smith's portrayal of the Doctor to be quite good. He isn't like the Tenth Doctor but then again why should he? Every Doctor is different and this is the case with the Eleventh. I hope he gets a fez now though. EDIT: Or a stetson. | ||
NPF
Canada1635 Posts
When I started it and saw Amy, River and Tory with thoses marks I thouht it was the number of days they where on the run or something but it was really surprising. Still a bit confused on how Humans got hold of Black Dwarf Star material for the jail... I'm really curious whom supplied them with it, the Silence perhaps? I so much want to know about the ending in particular. It just kickes up insane theories in my head. There is also the issue that The Doctor forgot something that he and River have since with the kiss or is it simply due to the reverse timeline. I would think River would know that by now but I maybe not. I like how the story is continuing certain aspects from last season and I heard 1-2 ideas from Moffat episodes in series 4. | ||
DizzyDrone
Netherlands629 Posts
To be honest I think the Doctor just doesn't realise yet that him and River are meeting in the wrong order. From what I understand from interviews we'll be finding out a lot about River this season though Episode 3 trailer spoiler: + Show Spoiler + I liked how they hinted at the girl being Amy and the Doctor's doughter, although I think they probably have something else in store. I can't wait to see how this season turns out! | ||
Lorken
New Zealand804 Posts
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