Doctor Who (2005)

by **Little One** on Fri Jun 23, 2006 7:26 pm

Hi there!

Dudes, are there any English subs for the second season episodes already? Any idea? :wink:

...and yeah, dudes, stop shooting at each other, please - it's just another TV series, dudes, that's all! :wink:

by **Gooser** on Sat Jun 24, 2006 1:15 am

Warning! Warning!
A peace Corps Activist is on the loose.!!!! :matrix:

LOL

(Joke)

Except for maybe the real early series Dr Who ( Wlilliam Hartnel etc.) has never been ment to be taken seriously unless your under 10yrs. And its not an open end production budget so there are bound to be lower quallity for lack of better words now and then to give you better ones like the start and ending episodes.

:Cheers: Gooser

by **Gooser** on Sun Jun 25, 2006 12:33 am

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by **Gooser** on Sun Jul 02, 2006 2:43 am

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by **Blade Runner** on Sat Jul 08, 2006 9:48 pm

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by **Jynks** on Wed Jul 12, 2006 10:26 pm

Finaly got around to watching the last ep of this show and I have to say that it is improving all the time. Now they have got rid of that skany hoe I hope that the show will get better and better.

The ep was cool i though, should have had mroe cybermen vs darlek stuff and cut off all that crap with rose at the end... o the tim baker doctor why of just dumping them in like 2 secs

The doc has alrdy got his replacment for that fat ugly slag rose

by **Jynks** on Wed Jul 12, 2006 10:30 pm

Oh btw... if you havn't seen it check this out

http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/classic/webcasts/shalka/

It is an official Doctor Who cartoon that is avalible in streaming media

by **MyK** on Mon Dec 25, 2006 10:17 pm

Doctor Who Christmas Special 2006 "The Runaway Bride"

Official Web Page: http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/episodes ... ride.shtml

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by **fried** on Mon Dec 25, 2006 11:23 pm

Thank you

by **MyK** on Mon Mar 05, 2007 1:49 am

Season 2 DVD rips:

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by **racine** on Thu Mar 22, 2007 5:42 pm

BBC Breakfast Press Launch for Series 3

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by **MyK** on Thu Mar 22, 2007 6:06 pm

Thanks racine

I won't DL it cuz my emule queue is filled like there's no tomorrow atm so if you wouldn't mind to enlighten us all a bit... When is the third series coming out, I heard some dudes saying it's the last of this month but weren't sure

This true or BS? Also, will Tennant be the doc or have they dug-up some old skeleton dude like the rumors were flying round once? Thanks! :beerchug:

by **racine** on Fri Mar 23, 2007 12:51 am

The first episode will air on the 31th of March, with David Tennant and Freema Agyeman as the Doctor's new assistant. No one knows if Tennant will be there for all the new series. The're will be an episode with the Daleks and a fourth series.
:mrgreen:

by **MyK** on Fri Mar 23, 2007 1:13 am

Well in keeping with tradition I think they should start looking for a new Doctor even though it's an American franchise now :mrgreen:

They introduced a new doctor every new series (or a couple of them) in the past and IMO it's one of the most imaginative ways of keeping the series interesting in the TV industry so why change what worked well in the past? Besides, I don't think that Tennant gave performance worthy of the Doctor the whole world relies upon :lol:

Eccleston was a breath of fresh air for the series and they started well, even excellent if it weren't for that Billie Piper that lagged behind performance-vise. Then, after the first series of "the new doctor", they started dumbing it down for the American market and while Tennant fits that bill perfectly I was expecting much more. Hope Brits are still be able to claim it their own in a few years time

by **racine** on Fri Mar 23, 2007 1:13 pm

MyK wrote:Eccleston was a breath of fresh air for the series and they started well, even excellent if it weren't for that Billie Piper that lagged behind performance-vise. Then, after the first series of "the new doctor", they started dumbing it down for the American market and while Tennant fits that bill perfectly I was expecting much more. Hope Brits are still be able to claim it their own in a few years time

I couldn't agree more!

by **racine** on Sat Mar 31, 2007 7:39 pm

It's near!

by **richrich** on Sat Mar 31, 2007 7:47 pm

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by **Morbius** on Sun Apr 01, 2007 3:48 pm

MyK wrote:they started dumbing it down for the American market and while Tennant fits that bill perfectly I was expecting much more. Hope Brits are still be able to claim it their own in a few years time

I don't think you could be more wrong about that.

The American audience for Dr Who is completely different to the UK one. In the UK it's aimed at a family audience, and has to appeal to women and quite young children. It's famous for having bucked the trend toward audience fragmentation. The American audience for Dr Who is a much narrower, mostly male, niche SciFi audience.

Aiming it at the US market would mean playing down the appeal to women, and younger children, and making it more geeky. That clearly hasn't happened.

by **MyK** on Sun Apr 01, 2007 4:25 pm

Why would you think family audience and younger population in UK are in any way dumber than geeky male US Trekkies? :lol:

The point I was making in my previous post was that the dumbing factor (or one of them) is there's way too much explanation of what's goin' on and is an overkill for all of those that are familiar with Dr. Who character. That's why I mentioned tradition, meaning some were at teen age or even younger when they started watching Dr. Who and still watch it now in their early mids (like me). Also, I don't agree with you that targeting US audience would in any way make it more geeky. It's like saying only male geeks watch TV in US :mrgreen:

Anyway, whatever the reason, if you watched latest episode you must've noticed it's pretty dumb now and the quality of acting has gone all time low IMO, and the only things better are CGIs and more expensive props/costumes. I'll still watch it nevertheless, I'm kinda optimistically hoping it gets better in time (once they bore US audience to death :lol:

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by **Morbius** on Sun Apr 01, 2007 5:59 pm

Dr Who is not aimed at people who watched the old version. It's aimed at a general audience that predominately don't watch SciFi. Russel T Davies has said that, as a long standing fan, he hopes it will appeal to the old fans, but he's not making any concessions to them.

It's never going to get the 7pm slot on a major US channel that would equate to it's British slot on BBC 1. The last time I heard it was on the SciFi channel, which has a completly different demographic from the one it was created for. If they were paying attention to the US market they would have targeted it differently, and made it more like the TV movie.

It's full of British references, that Americans wont get, and it makes good use of well-known actors, often cast against type, that are mostly unknown in the US. They wouldn't do that if they were paying attention to the US market.

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