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Post by nigenet on Oct 8, 2018 21:22:55 GMT
Well, I enjoyed that last night! Some cracking lines in it and a good introduction to our new Doctor  I might give it another watch tonight to take it in properly Right. Just watched it again. Brilliant! Although I probably should have watched it with a cup of tea and a fried egg sandwich  |
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Post by standing stone on Oct 10, 2018 10:10:28 GMT
I watched Dr Who last night - it was brilliant, wasn't it! - just loved the way she grabbed the welding mask and made her own curvy Sonic Swiss Army thingy (no knives) and enjoys fried egg sandwiches - I saw a lot of David Tennant in her facial expressions and movement. I'm sure I would have spent some time playing with my boobies and exploring my famale body after so much time being a male though - there's bound to be a WTF moment when she discovers her willy is missing! Great start to a new Doctor and a new series - well written and it feels like we're off!! Oh, and the new /old theme music and visuals.......retro feel.. back behind the sofa!
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Post by sc on Oct 14, 2018 16:49:32 GMT
Just watched episode 1 on iplayer, it was surprisingly good (I left Dr Who with my childhood so haven’t watched it for 40 odd years). Anyway, will watch episode 2 later 😀. Hmmm maybe I’m entering my second childhood phase of life 😀😀😀
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Post by calndel on Oct 14, 2018 18:53:55 GMT
ooooooooh Pavlov's Tardis, turn egg timer get biscuit
loved the wee sub plots
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Post by nigenet on Oct 14, 2018 18:56:00 GMT
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Post by mikey on Oct 14, 2018 20:55:15 GMT
Another great episode.
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Post by standing stone on Oct 15, 2018 7:57:31 GMT
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Post by calndel on Oct 15, 2018 19:38:25 GMT
come to daddy, sorry mummy
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Post by sc on Oct 18, 2018 13:51:58 GMT
Episode 2 - Good fun, but I’m a little confused. Hate to split hairs ........... but, 1) When they materialised in space, why didn’t they instantly either freeze or boil? 2) When they materialised in space why didn’t all their cell structures explode due to the change in pressure? 3) Everything was dead on the planet so why where the hills green and shrub like? 4) there were 3 suns and so you would expect small triangulated shadows, but when all three Suns were in front of them they had clear shadows running to the side of them! How does that work? 5) They told us twice that the atmosphere was toxic, but no one wore or asked for breathing apparatus, why? Mrs SC said I was being arsehole and just go with it 😀
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Post by beef on Oct 18, 2018 16:58:20 GMT
Episode 2 - Good fun, but I’m a little confused. Hate to split hairs ........... but, 1) When they materialised in space, why didn’t they instantly either freeze or boil? 2) When they materialised in space why didn’t all their cell structures explode due to the change in pressure? 3) Everything was dead on the planet so why where the hills green and shrub like? 4) there were 3 suns and so you would expect small triangulated shadows, but when all three Suns were in front of them they had clear shadows running to the side of them! How does that work? 5) They told us twice that the atmosphere was toxic, but no one wore or asked for breathing apparatus, why? Mrs SC said I was being arsehole and just go with it 😀 For me Dr Who lost its realism & scientific validity after Jon Pertwee left in the mid-70s - it's been increasingly nonsensical ever since. |
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Post by mikey on Oct 18, 2018 17:09:50 GMT
Episode 2 - Good fun, but I’m a little confused. Hate to split hairs ........... but, 1) When they materialised in space, why didn’t they instantly either freeze or boil? 2) When they materialised in space why didn’t all their cell structures explode due to the change in pressure? 3) Everything was dead on the planet so why where the hills green and shrub like? 4) there were 3 suns and so you would expect small triangulated shadows, but when all three Suns were in front of them they had clear shadows running to the side of them! How does that work? 5) They told us twice that the atmosphere was toxic, but no one wore or asked for breathing apparatus, why? Mrs SC said I was being arsehole and just go with it 😀 For me Dr Who lost its magic after Jon Pertwee left in the mid-70s - it's been nonsense ever since. Unbelievable, and the bbc expect us to swallow all this baloney! Did anyone else notice how they were supposed to have jumped from earth to be scooped up by a space ship before getting dumped on some alien planet with no form of space travel available. And yet Bradley Walsh on no less than five separate occasions was able get back to a studio and host The Chase on itv. As I said, unbelievable. For me it was Patrick Troughton who was the best of the doctors, right up until he got skewered by a falling church lightning rod in the Omen. At least that was believable, validated by scientific knowledge and understanding |
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Post by beef on Oct 18, 2018 18:10:19 GMT
Always irritated that Dr Who was always swanning around space/time, meddling in the fight against evil, but then in certain stories "couldn't" intervene because it would change the future - eg Genesis of the Daleks (Tom Baker) and "Rose" (Christopher Ecclestone).
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Post by sc on Oct 18, 2018 20:57:29 GMT
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Post by calndel on Oct 19, 2018 13:34:21 GMT
it is a kids show (big and small)
we miss the profound moral dilemmas, The Doc agonising over killing off the daleks before they started had a massive impression on Del as it opened his young mind to the deeper questions about war, life and death
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Post by standing stone on Oct 19, 2018 21:21:38 GMT
You've got it! That is exactly what it is all about! ..... and having a bit of fun with your own sonic screwdriver, fez and tardis mug, and your own favourite Doctor.........favourite companion and the odd fried egg sandwich..... and the necessary suspension of reason..... and the singing along with the theme tune.. and avoiding the next week' spoilers.... Enjoy! |
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