U.K. Group Calls For Female Doctor Who

Pirce

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They had better not! The Doctor is not a woman, don't screw with the show dynamics like that. If they want a strong female character who is scientific, then they should make one not screw around with one of the best characters ever.
 

jebussaves88

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I think a mass mob taking to the streets chanting "Dylan Moran, Dylan Moran", or possibly "Julian Barret, Julian Barret" will sort this little problem out.
 

SomeBritishDude

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Muh. I don't really have that much of a problem with this idea. As long as they get someone good to portray him/her/it then I don't really care. Though it would make earlier relationships rather...odd. I personally wnat them to find som dathed reason why the doctor would regenerate as John Simm (Life on mars). I was rooting for him when he was the master in thoughs episodes, he made David Tennent look pritty boring.
 

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Joanna Lumley
Damn. It took me so long to get the clip to embed someone got there first... Heigh ho.
 

DarkBlood626

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Neosage said:
Yeah while there at it make Bond a girl aswell FUCKING FEMINISTS!
Feminism is a load of shit feminists want to be treated equal as well as still being regarded as special
 

Wengle

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Doctor Who is not a woman. You get companions that develop their characters and aren't treated sexistly.
Female Doctor = Death of the best show ever forever.
 

Sccye

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I don't have strong feelings one way or another. Man or woman, the Doctor could be characterised to be consistent with the previous doctors irrelevant of gender - and with Steven Moffat directing and writing lots of things, I think he could really pull it off in quite a spectacular way.

That said, I don't think changing the direction of a show to make a political point is ever really a good thing. (Unless the show is fundamentally racist, sexist or generally broken anyway - which Dr Who isn't; there are strong female characters and strong male characters both. Torchwood manages that quite nicely as well, having a good balance characters that transcend gender stereotypes; Ianto makes the tea while Gwen kicks arse.) If Moffat and the other people in charge of the show made that choice independent of external pressure, then I'd have no problem with it. I do agree that artistically a spurious change for no real reason other than wanting a token woman doctor would be a bad thing; if anything it's actually counter-productive for the achieving of gender equality.

On a separate note, would the anti-feminists in this thread like to qualify their arguments a little instead of spewing bile all over the place? One of the more amusing and painfully idiotic comments that seems to have sprung up here and there is when people cry 'It's DOCTOR Who not NURSE WHO!'. So women in the medical profession are only ever nurses, then? I'll take it Martha Jones doesn't exist then. Or indeed that male nurses are a hideous joke. just goes on a basic, herd-like utilitarian principle with none of the self-awareness. The people that want a female Doctor are campaigning exactly because of ideas like these and the fact that people feel that these viewpoints are somehow valid or acceptable. But because of the fact that they're part of public consciousness and socially endorsed stereotypes, no-one challenges them.

Also, feminazis? I never knew that feminism had anything to do with goose-stepping, jackboots and anti-semitism. I misguidedly thought that it was about searching for gender equality by dealing with issues that concern the oppression of both genders. But, what do I know?
 

Isaac Dodgson

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Now...i'm not an avid Dr. Whoo fan, but I do recall loathing the actor before Tennant. Also, it's my understanding that the Doctor's. personality changes when he fully regenerates along with his appearance doesn't it?

...I don't know I can't see a woman doing it.
 

Doug

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sv93 said:
Alright I want a black Dr.Who then! I also want a Chinese Dr.Who! Who really cares whether it is a woman or not? Having a woman in a TV show about science will not make me respect women in science any more, maybe they should spend more time actually doing science and not wanting to be on TV!
Agreed! The problem with the current generation upcoming, male and female, are they don't want to do anything "hard", like science, maths, or anything else useful. Psychology, "Media Studies", and sociology are all they want to study because of the (UK) government's pathological view everyone should go to university, regardless of the usefulness of the topic of study.

As for a female doctor who, go away you overly politically current ass's, and leave our fictional characters alone! I'll accept a female Dr Who or James Bond the day I see a male Mrs Marple!

Actually work on getting kids of the UK into subjects like science and engineering, not onto TV with you banal vanity, because when I was on my engineering course, 90%+ where foreign students, and only 5 out of 80-ish where female.
 

Andy Chalk

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Well, looks like they decided to make the Doctor a woman after all.
 

ElArabDeMagnifico

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Hey, isn't there some internet rule saying that thereis a female version/fan art of all male pop-culture/media characters?

I think it's Rule 63, and it was amazing seing it done on the TF2 characters.
 

Canebrake

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*thinks of making a hilarious photoshop of Hillary's face superimposed over Captain picard's.*


(what? that would be the equivalent. no?)