And The Doctor's New Assistant Is...

[antidonkey]

This reminds me....I still need to watch the 2011 xmas episode. Damn you, Netflix for getting all but that one.

 

[Saviordd1]

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.

No, it cant.

Two times they've played with fixed points.

Waters of mars: Time fixed itself for the same result, things actually got worse.

Wedding of River Song: The doctor basically tricked the universe, the time point didn't change.

 

[Super Six One]

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.

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).

Why do some people like sausages and other people hate sausages. No reason. Some people just like things that other people don't, if you think about "Why?" too much you'd go madddddd.

I liked Amy and Rory, i really don't want them to get killed off buuuuut then again character deaths can be some of the more interesting things to happen in any TV series. Hopefully Moffat will create a new, good, compaion that is compatible with Matt Smith's Doctor.

 

[Daaaah Whoosh]

I thought Amy and Rory got dropped like Martha/Donna did, where the Doctor put them through hell and had to stop before they died. or before their families were enslaved by the Master and an army of future-human-robot-spheres. I definitely didn't think they'd have to be kicked off in the next series.

Also, this new girl looks good enough. Let's hope she's got more personality than looks, though, because she'll need it to compete with Smith.

Even though Smith is a senile old man who's seen too much in his time.

 

[IndianaJonny]

Amy needs to die. I'm sorry but she's the worst companion ever. And karen gillian is a shit actress. (She doesn't need to die though, thats ott...and psychotic.)

Spoiler: Problem?

Be thankful the new poster girl of the NPG is not plastered around on big posters in your city.


OT: Dear BBC, widen the talent pool! Where are our deaf companions, wheelchair-bound companions, companions of Chinese or Asian descent? Surely in the Olympic year of 2012, when the UK has the world's attention, 'inclusive' programming might be even more of a smart idea.

 

[saintdane05]

Amy needs to die. I'm sorry but she's the worst companion ever. And karen gillian is a shit actress. (She doesn't need to die though, thats ott...and psychotic.)

I found rose to be worse.

 

[MorganL4]

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.

You remember the last time a fixed point was changed?
It nearly caused time itself to die.
Also, there are three "New Who" Doctors.

True, but only NEARLY.

Well, there's 4 I guess.
1-7 are considered the 'Classic' while 8-11 are considered the 'modern' or 'new'.

But this could be something to introduce the 12th Doctor.

Somthing tells me that Matt Smith isn't going to give up the roll too soon. I see him having too much fun with it At the moment ( but then I don't know the guy) its just what I've gleaned from interviews and what not.

Also what about the whole THERE CAN ONLY BE 13 incarnations of any given timelord shtick? Am I the only one that remembers that piece of info? And if we factor in that the original Doctor William Hartnell was probably a reincarnation of the one that went through the war originally....... Then that would mean that the guy that comes after Smith would be the last Doctor. RIGHT???

 

[Aptspire]

*Gets one look at her*
*Instant hate*
I'm kidding of course, I just hope she can act

 

[Simonoly]

I was kind of hoping they'd mix things up a little and not just have another beautiful young woman to entice the fap fap crowd. Ah well, I'm just happy that whole River Song thing is finally over. What started out as a fun Who mystery quickly became something incredibly banal.

Ohhh word on the Who-vine (couple of friends that live and breathe Who) says this new companion may be an android.....

 

[Simonoly]

Amy needs to die. I'm sorry but she's the worst companion ever. And karen gillian is a shit actress. (She doesn't need to die though, thats ott...and psychotic.)

Spoiler: Problem?

Be thankful the new poster girl of the NPG is not plastered around on big posters in your city.


OT: Dear BBC, widen the talent pool! Where are our deaf companions, wheelchair-bound companions, companions of Chinese or Asian descent? Surely in the Olympic year of 2012, when the UK has the world's attention, 'inclusive' programming might be even more of a smart idea.

I like you're thinking. Although the Tardis doesn't have a terrific amount of wheelchair access. Maybe that should change...

 

[IndianaJonny]

I like you're thinking. Although the Tardis doesn't have a terrific amount of wheelchair access. Maybe that should change...

Give him a Xavier model:

and, for his part, Davros has been rocking his mobility thing in the Who Universe for some time already.

 

[Simonoly]

I like you're thinking. Although the Tardis doesn't have a terrific amount of wheelchair access. Maybe that should change...

Give him a Xavier model:

and, for his part, Davros has been rocking his mobility thing in the Who Universe for some time already.

Bit of a late reply (haven't logged on all week), but I just have to say that for whatever reason that picture produced quite the literal lol from me. And I didn't consider the mobility Davros gets from his half dalek mobility scooter. But then again I've never seen him get inside the Tardis, even in the days of Tom Baker. So I think the above picture would have to do. Make it happen BBC.

 

[IndianaJonny]

Bit of a late reply (haven't logged on all week), but I just have to say that for whatever reason that picture produced quite the literal lol from me. And I didn't consider the mobility Davros gets from his half dalek mobility scooter. But then again I've never seen him get inside the Tardis, even in the days of Tom Baker. So I think the above picture would have to do. Make it happen BBC.

Well the main TARDIS interior hasn't always been as multi-tiered as the recent ones. JP's novel War of the Daleks features a Dalek in the TARDIS at one point but I can't remember how it gets there. In the Eccleston episode Parting of the Ways, a Dalek is accidentally materialised within the TARDIS (see below), although this would be a clunky way of getting any such individual in and out each time. Hover-chair it is, I reckon.

 

[Simonoly]

Bit of a late reply (haven't logged on all week), but I just have to say that for whatever reason that picture produced quite the literal lol from me. And I didn't consider the mobility Davros gets from his half dalek mobility scooter. But then again I've never seen him get inside the Tardis, even in the days of Tom Baker. So I think the above picture would have to do. Make it happen BBC.

Well the main TARDIS interior hasn't always been as multi-tiered as the recent ones. JP's novel War of the Daleks features a Dalek in the TARDIS at one point but I can't remember how it gets there. In the Eccleston episode Parting of the Ways, a Dalek is accidentally materialised within the TARDIS (see below), although this would be a clunky way of getting any such individual in and out each time. Hover-chair it is, I reckon.

Hmm interesting. Never considered the materialisation route. But yes, hover-chair bound Doctor Who assistant please! You heard it here first people!