Posted on 03/21/2013 8:42:57 PM PDT by the scotsman
I prefer Smith over Tennant, he’s not so manic.
A song about Rose.
“Fantastic Rose”
by Geoff Smith
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnhvLNwZ65M
Other Doctor videos that are great.
“His Name Is The Doctor”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUld2qcyNpw
“Lonely Angel”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1s2CC3Z4Vss
“My Immortal”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDCucVHiZCs
Clip from “Family of Blood”
The fury of a Timelord.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SC0NuBaliLs
How anyone can watch that tacky tripe is beyond me.
That was a good relationship.
What are you watching? O’Rielly?
All of the regeneration scenes from 1963 to 2010.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXCpY_3Sac8
Its teatime fun sci-fi for a family audience. It goes out 6-7pm on Saturdays in the UK.
And whilst the older stuff may be tacky with naff sets, the newer stuff looks great.
And I am sure you know, he is a conservative, as well as a prominent NRA member.
Both of which have caused him a lot of trouble in his career.
Never met him, though the wife did. Lived very near his ranch in Hidden Valley in Ventura county, and near where they filmed "Robin's Nest" on Oahu.
I’m sure the next Doctor will be ginger.
“What are you watching? O’Rielly?”
Good guess.
Rolling my eyes.
Gnight.
I found THIS-->AMY POND
Yup she's still my fav!
Should I know?
It would take you at least 30 years to catch up. You could start by Googling him.
The Good Doctor is a Time Lord (with two hearts), from the planet Gallifrey, now almost the last of his kind after the planet's destruction in the Time War with the Dalek Empire. He is a temporal regulator who travels in time around the Universe in his TARDIS which is disguised as a blue London Police Call Box. Watched over by The Guardians of Time, the Time Lords live thousands of years and regenerate in a new body if they experience corporal death. Dr. Who has an affinity for humans and has traveled with human companions. Most of us old timers have seen around seven or eight generations of Doctor Who, beginning with reruns on PBS of Jon Pertwee(popular actor Sean Pertwee's dad).
I liked Leela - “Warrior of the Sevateem”, always ready to use deadly force when warranted much to the Doctor’s chagrin.
OH yeah! I remember her...another good Companion! Wasn’t she the one who took K9? It’s been so long I can’t recall but I do miss K9.
You may remember they actually did it with DoctorDonna.
In the 80's there was a DW tour in the US. It was in a trailer that parked at the stations where DW was airing.
Mrs p6 and our kids treated me to a visit at the WQED studios in Pittsburgh. Baker had been replaced by Peter Davison who did not make a good Doctor, at least to me back then.
Now I like them all. Eccleston, Tennant and Smith have been wonderful.
Really it's the perfect concept for a timeless series. Each Doctor reboots with new personality.
A few years ago the question of limited regeneration was debated in the DW community with the consensus being that there actually can be more than 9 or 12 regenerations. Sadly I don't recall how it was worked out.
A week or so ago BBC had a couple of the earliest episodes, one about a Dalik hibernation temple and another about the Mayans, of course both were in black and white. I really enjoyed them, I heard many of the original 1960 era episodes sadly are lost, it would be historical if for some reason they were found, restored and optionally digitally remastered and colorized on Bluray discs.
Like the remastered Star trek series which was very well done.
I will watch Doctor Who even if its over 40 years old and in black and white before I become a fan of the stupidly directed series “The Walking Dead” of which occasionally has a thread here on FR, beware the thread is guarded by a fanatic that won’t tolerate common sense discussions.
I remember watching the "Mayan" episode when it first aired. Nothing like feeling old, LOL!
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