The Doctor Who Thread

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Rings of Akhaten (2013)

[iank]

Richard Mylan is perhaps best known from Season 4 of Coupling and some other British shows like Waterloo Road, though I still associate him from his recurring role in late 90s/early 2000s The Bill, as a criminal PC Cass Rickman became romantically involved with while undercover. He's a good actor, I wouldn't complain.
Probably won't be, though!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by iank

Richard Mylan is perhaps best known from Season 4 of Coupling and some other British shows like Waterloo Road, though I still associate him from his recurring role in late 90s/early 2000s The Bill, as a criminal PC Cass Rickman became romantically involved with while undercover. He's a good actor, I wouldn't complain.
Probably won't be, though!

I loved Coupling. But i forgot Mylan was in it. I remember when they had the Dalek in it.

That was well written. They should let that shows writer loose on Doctor Who. That'd rock!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Girl Who Died (2015)

[Susan Foreman]

World Enough and Time

A (very) slow build up to a huge double cliffhanger

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Looks good!

[Demoncrat]

Best one since Blink.

Yes, I felt this had something of the original
The horrible realisation that dawned on me

Ahem.

Richard COYLE from Coupling I would accept. Donkey too rugged ahem

[Roughale]

That was a great episode! Well written and well played, but also saddening to see Peter almost at the end of his role. I hope it was only my paranoia that saw the talk about the gender of the timelords as hint towards a Nurse Who next season, I would be considering giving the series a finger and weep for the times when all this PC stuff was not even a theory...

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Roughale

That was a great episode! Well written and well played, but also saddening to see Peter almost at the end of his role. I hope it was only my paranoia that saw the talk about the gender of the timelords as hint towards a Nurse Who next season, I would be considering giving the series a finger and weep for the times when all this PC stuff was not even a theory...

Ah, the return of quiet sexism!

Believe it or not, there are a lot of Doctors out there who are female. Some of them are not white as well...

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Ah, the return of quiet sexism!

Believe it or not, there are a lot of Doctors out there who are female. Some of them are not white as well...

I must be one of the few who would have no problem with a female doctor if they are well written and get a good actress. (Same goes for a man) rather have a woman that can act and is well written than getting a random man who is not a great actor just to please some fans

Also its still a surprise how many people still automatically think that a nurse should be a woman.