The Doctor Who Thread

[nosferatu42]

Originally Posted by hivemind

Ever thought about reaching out to somebody for help? It's nice to be appreciated on here, by some people with such diverse and inclusive mind sets.

Take care nosferatu. Keep those fluid links flowing freely.

Yep i've had therapy, i'm not mental, my mother had me tested.

I don't mind different opinions it's just when you're so dominantly downbeat all the time it gets depressing.

By being so aggressively anti Who on a Dr Who thread is just disrespectful to people who come on here to discuss the show.

You have also been aggressively putting down people when they express an opinion you don't like so i just thought i would reverse the polarity.

I try to see the good along with the bad in most situations, even if things are not going the way you want them to, because by focusing on the negative side you just end up in a bad place.

I've a long history of depression, believe me i know what i'm talking about in that respect.

Anyway enough of that.

What were we talking about?

Doctor Who or something....

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by hivemind

I was joking Demoncrat. Well if you did write that episode last Sunday, I would've given you a Welsh BAFTA for trying dear boy. Or maybe a fine Welsh leek. Which would you prefer?

Seriously. Get lost please. You behave like you are on Facebook. You are not on Facebook. This is a forum for cult stuff .... piss off back under your bridge.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Seriously. Get lost please. You behave like you are on Facebook. You are not on Facebook. This is a forum for cult stuff .... piss off back under your bridge.

I was going to do some post deleting, however i think one or two members have replied in the correct way to Hivemind's constant ranting.

Anybody can criticise anything, i have no issue with that but when we are told if we remotely like something we 'Need our heads flushing down a toilet' then that kind of brings about a red mist.

[Demoncrat]

Indeed. I won't put up with cheek. Plus when was the last time he posted about anything else??

Next!!!


I rewatched that The Mind Of Evil, and I was right.
Someone does get shot point blank in the chest. G rating
It's enough to make you complain bitterly about it on the internet

[gag]

Just found this pic on the net.
Doctor who slide projector .

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by gag

Just found this pic on the net.
Doctor who slide projector .

I had one of those.

Not really, but i did have the fourth Doctor story Full Circle on View Master, if anyone remembers them.

Oddly as i got slightly older i was more interested in looking at my Buck Rogers reels. Not sure why.

[gag]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I had one of those.

Not really, but i did have the fourth Doctor story Full Circle on View Master, if anyone remembers them.

Oddly as i got slightly older i was more interested in looking at my Buck Rogers reels. Not sure why.

think had both at one point.

[nosferatu42]

Originally Posted by gag

think had both at one point.

The women from Buck Rogers???

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[Gothmogxx]

Re-watched The Ambassadors of Death again and also read the target novel for the first time.

For the story that constantly gets dismissed as the weakest from Season 7, it is pretty great. I mean, it probably is, at least for me, still the weakest out of Spearhead, Silurians and Inferno, but its still really good. Those three Stories are solid competition, and one of them is possibly the best Story the show has ever released (Inferno), so if it can hold your own against them, it has to be worth something.

Season 7 was probably the most consistently good Season/Series in the shows history. Sure you have Seasons 12, 13 etc but they have Sontaran Experiment and the Android Invasion holding them back, whereas Season 7 has no bad Stories, with all of them being exceptionally high quality.

[Susan Foreman]

Popular music in 'Doctor Who' #64

Episode: 'The Rebel Flesh' (ii)
Artist: Dusty Springfield
Title: You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
Notes:
* Heard playing when The Doctor, Amy, and Rory arrived at the monastery-turned-factory and realize what is happening
* It was originally a 1965 Italian song entitled "Io che non vivo (senza te)", ["I, who can't live (without you)"] by Pino Donaggio and Vito Pallavicini. Donaggio would later go on to work with Brian De Palma
* When she first heard the 1965 version, Dusty Springfield was moved to tears, and she recorded a version the following year. It became her most successful single, reaching #1 on the UK Singles Chart
* The song can be found on the 1967 compilation LP 'Dusty Springfield's Golden Hits'