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mjarbar

25th December 2010 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by wayfarer (Post 117967)

Coincidentally, I just watched the box set of Trial of a Timelord. I bought it for the extras but ended up watching the 14 parter. I hadn't seen it since 1986 and remembered that it sucked - big time. Strangely, I enjoyed it this time around. Colin Baker would have been a superb Doctor had he been given more time to develop. He only had two seasons.
Yes, his performance was very theatrical for the telly but I think he'd have learnt to temper it more had he not been ousted from the role by pathetic BBC politics.

I will agree with that :clap: Tom Baker and David Tennent will always be my fave Doctors but I think Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy were badly let down by the BBC because of all the cut backs to the story writing, SFX's and general production values at the time.

Vampix

26th December 2010 11:49 AM

I'm not a fan at all, although I love Tom Baker, Jon Pertwee and Patrick Troughton as actors.I tried to watch the Christmas day episode but kept falling asleep, when I was awake I couldn't make out what the hell was supposed to be going on.Complete nonsense imo! :loco:

gag	26th December 2010 12:31 PM

All the christmas specials i have thought have been a let down,

mjarbar

27th December 2010 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by gag (Post 118413)

All the christmas specials i have thought have been a let down,

So true, this years one was I think more concerned with pushing the BBC's HD output more than a story, which lets face it was a pile of sentimental clap trap.

Why do they always have to make it snow?

Kenro199x

3rd January 2011 05:55 PM

I'm a fan but not too big on this current Doctor. He's ok.

My favs are David Tennant and Jon Pertwee (a true Man of Action).

Concertina

3rd January 2011 06:09 PM

I am a very new fan of Dr. Who...and I always get a lot of "NO WAYS" on this but I actually am not enjoying David Tennant (I'm currently in the middle of the second season). I really love Christopher Eccleston. Maybe it's just holdover love from 28 Days Later, The Others ("Sometimes I bleed.")...and Heroes but yeah. I don't think I'll ever love another Doctor like him.

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wayfarer

6th January 2011 02:46 PM

I watched Matt Smith in Season 5, on Blu-Ray, over the Christmas period and enjoyed it far more second time around. I tend to get disappointed initially with Who and come to appreciate it more on second viewing.

Nemesis

7th January 2011 07:30 PM

Tom Baker and Patrick Trougton are my favourites.

Colin Baker would actually be my third favourite - I thought he was a seriously good doctor, but was badly served by his costume and some of the storylines. I liked the fact that they tried to take his doctor in an edgy, unpredictable direction. Loved Trial of a Time Lord season, even though I should not.

I'm glad Big Fish audio managed to rehabilitate the sixth doctor's reputation.

bdc	7th January 2011 08:46 PM

I like the Daleks. ;)
Bought a toy Dalek on my first visit to Britain as they were unavailable here and there was no internet back then.

Jon Pertwee is probably my favorite doctor.

Demoncrat

24th February 2011 10:41 AM

Nicholas Courtney RIP

Passing on the sad news that one of the stalwarts of the Pertwee era has died following a short illness on tuesday, he was 81.
pity the bbc destroyed the 1st 2 stories he was in...
im off to watch The Daemons

YouTube - DWO - Nicholas Courtney Tribute: 1929-2011

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