Emmerdale farm? Good lord. I sense nerd rage a comin'.
It's just one of the saddest programmes I can think of.
It's just one of the saddest programmes I can think of.
It started again in 2005.Xartyve2 said:Seems weird to be casting new companions. That show's been off the air for more than 20 years.
Gallifrey was sealed off from the rest of the universe. Essentially, the Time War "ended" when the Doctor cast Rassilon and the entire planet back into that fixed point. Additionally, as far as canon goes, nothing can escape a fixed point, so the Time Lords are cut off from the rest of the universe.Tanis said:END THE DAMN TIMEWAR!
It's been hinted, more than once, that 'fixed points' in time CAN be changed.
I'd LOVE it if that's how the 11th goes.
The end of the TimeWar.
A special TV movie of the 5 'New Who' Doctors.
That's a GREAT way to have the 50th Anniversary go.
Wait, we do? I was under the impression that he was filed under Classic Who. I mean the gap between 8 and 9 was nearly a decade, while the gap between 7 and 8 was only around 7 years. Mathematically, he's closer to Classic Who.Tanis said:I know, but most fans tend to group the 8th with the 2005 camp.saintdane05 said:Technically, Nine was the intro. Christopher Eccleston was the start of the 2005 relaunch.
This.RoseArch said:Here's to hoping she's a Jenny regeneration of some kind.
Or this, except... 5? There've only been 3 "New Who" Doctors. Unless you're suggesting the 12th Doctor and the Doctor's human clone from Rose's parallel universe show up.Tanis said:A special TV movie of the 5 'New Who' Doctors.
That's a GREAT way to have the 50th Anniversary go.
Or that other time during the David Tennant run where he tried to save the first Martian settlers and went slightly crazy with the whole 'I'M A GOD OF TIME' thing for a couple seconds til someone put him in his place.Tanis said:True, but only NEARLY.saintdane05 said:You remember the last time a fixed point was changed?Tanis said:END THE DAMN TIMEWAR! It's been hinted, more than once, that 'fixed points' in time CAN be changed.
I'd LOVE it if that's how the 11th goes. The end of the TimeWar. A special TV movie of the 5 'New Who' Doctors. That's a GREAT way to have the 50th Anniversary go.
It nearly caused time itself to die.
Also, there are three "New Who" Doctors.
You're right. She's about 10x better looking.Robert Ewing said:She's no Amy Pond
The problem with that is that Jenny is a RTD creation and I believe Moffat has said that he's not comfortable playing around with her character without RTD's input.RoseArch said:Here's to hoping she's a Jenny regeneration of some kind.
I haven't got a clue either. I've watched a few episodes here and there, but I just find it all a bit painful. It's not clever enough to be serious scifi (like Spielberg's Taken), but it takes itself too seriously to be silly scifi (like Red Dwarf).Nimcha said:Well she's very cute. But I still can't wrap my head around the fact so many people seem to adore this show. I really can't see what's so special about it besides it being a long running British series.