Don't forget that Colin Baker massacred a bunch of Cybermen with one.The_root_of_all_evil said:William Hartnell had a gun in the Gunfighters, Tom Baker used one to scare a giant rat, Peter Davidson shot a Cyberman in Earthshock (I think), and Ecclestone carried one in The Parting of the Ways. I'm pretty sure Patrick Troughton had one in The War Games and John Pertwee was more a dab hand at Venusian Karate.Baron Khaine said:Doctor with a gun?
Tennant's time got a bit out of hand with RTD genociding races left, right and centre.
Thanks for the info, not old enough to have watched the old ones, need to go rewatch Parting of Ways to see Ecclestone with a gun for myself.The_root_of_all_evil said:William Hartnell had a gun in the Gunfighters, Tom Baker used one to scare a giant rat, Peter Davidson shot a Cyberman in Earthshock (I think), and Ecclestone carried one in The Parting of the Ways. I'm pretty sure Patrick Troughton had one in The War Games and John Pertwee was more a dab hand at Venusian Karate.Baron Khaine said:Doctor with a gun?
Tennant's time got a bit out of hand with RTD genociding races left, right and centre.
i totally agree. it is crap. they should have kept the old one.sirdanrhodes said:The new credits theme well and truly sucks!
you are right a serious attitude would complete this amazing act. i hope all episodes are as good as that one was.tomtom94 said:He takes some of what Tennant did but also offers his own moments. I personally think that it is perhaps possible to look too much into it - his job is to entertain and he did that.Stranger of Sorts said:Yes but when it went from Eccleson (is that how you spell it?) to Tennant there was nothing this blatant.tomtom94 said:If they're portraying the same character, there's bound to be some similarities involved.Stranger of Sorts said:In some scenes it was obvious he was copying Tennant which rather took away from the whole experience
That said, I'm waiting for him to do a proper "serious" scene, because that's the only thing we haven't seen yet.
agree about the music it just dousnt work. not at all. my thought my little brother was torturing the cat!Catkid906 said:He's good, but sounds like David Tennant who's a little less anxious. If you only listened to him you would have thought it was Doctor Number 10 with a cold. New screwdriver, TARDIS will take some getting used to, and the assistant looks to be worthwhile-ish. But the new music is faaaar from good. Sounds like they let a drunken dog onto a mixing deck of something made by Basshunter.
Calumon: You should delete your internet history too Jack!
Well, I think this episode was not so much about the plot (rather unimaginative at points), but rather getting the audience used to Matt and Pond. Also it's nice to see that either the budget for Dr Who has gone up or they are making better use of it.Shadow of The East said:Acting was good, lines were great, plotline was crap.
That is all.
Apparantly, the budget has gone down. Financial crisis and all.Sensenmann said:Also it's nice to see that either the budget for Dr Who has gone up or they are making better use of it.
Human Nature and Family of Bood weren't Moffat, that was adapted from a book, but the gist is right. After the disaster that was the last series of specials and the generally rubbish writing of the third and fourth series, that last episode was such a breath of fresh air.The_root_of_all_evil said:What he said. Seriously; Human Nature, The Family of Blood and Blink were bloody awesome.Cowabungaa said:Well yeah lots of people weren't very pleased with Russel T Davis, main writer of the Tennant era. Some of his episodes were downright silly. However, this time around Moffat is calling the shots, and Moffat is awesome.Hopeless Bastard said:I get what you're all saying, as an actor, Tennant did well with the material, its just the writing on the show is completely subpar, even for doctor who. Mostly because all the writers are more concerned with shoving doctor/dalek shaped objects up their ass than actually writing half-decent science fiction.
Closest they came was that year one billion episode, but even that quickly degenerated into space opera.