The Doctor Has left The Building....
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 10:53
check the BBC Site, the Dr has quit......
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Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 11:01
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Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 11:05
It's Dave R's fault. I was only trying to help the aged ... 
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 12:06
ahhh, what a good lie in...ang on? who's been posting as me??
and posting old news at that!!! a bleedin disgrace, damn those house gremlins.....
crawls away in shame......
and posting old news at that!!! a bleedin disgrace, damn those house gremlins.....
crawls away in shame......
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 12:30
Question.. is it better to have been the Doctor, or the Son of God?
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 12:35
speaking from personal experience, i would say the the latteremilystrange wrote:Question.. is it better to have been the Doctor, or the Son of God?
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 12:41
when were you either one of them? ?
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 12:44
Quiff Boy - Renegade Timelord, Human Saviour, Forum Admin!
What a CV!
What a CV!
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 13:00
you forgot cutiepie.. heee
although you might not have noticed.
although you might not have noticed.
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 13:35
*ahem*, sorry, distracted.
i think the doctor has more freedom.. although he can't perform miracles.
i think the doctor has more freedom.. although he can't perform miracles.
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 15:28
He's changed into eleven different actors (I had an arguement about this earlier - it IS eleven.... just THINK about it, yeah?).emilystrange wrote:*ahem*, sorry, distracted.
i think the doctor has more freedom.. although he can't perform miracles.
THAT'S a miracle
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 16:18
or is it just the norm for his species?
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 19:12
Eleven? There's the original 7, then McGann & Ecclestone, that makes nine. Then Peter Cushing from the two movies, that's ten. Who's the 11th? (Didn't Rowan Atkinson play the Doctor in some cruddy comic relief special. Sorry, you're not having that as the 11th!)d00mw0lf wrote:He's changed into eleven different actors (I had an arguement about this earlier - it IS eleven.... just THINK about it, yeah?).emilystrange wrote:*ahem*, sorry, distracted.
i think the doctor has more freedom.. although he can't perform miracles.
THAT'S a miracle
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 19:37
The actor who played the prosecutor in one of Tom Baker's series (where he's on trial), I thought he was the evil incarnation?Dan wrote:Eleven? There's the original 7, then McGann & Ecclestone, that makes nine. Then Peter Cushing from the two movies, that's ten. Who's the 11th? (Didn't Rowan Atkinson play the Doctor in some cruddy comic relief special. Sorry, you're not having that as the 11th!)d00mw0lf wrote:He's changed into eleven different actors (I had an arguement about this earlier - it IS eleven.... just THINK about it, yeah?).emilystrange wrote:*ahem*, sorry, distracted.
i think the doctor has more freedom.. although he can't perform miracles.
THAT'S a miracle
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 20:19
Winner!Big Si wrote:The actor who played the prosecutor in one of Tom Baker's series (where he's on trial), I thought he was the evil incarnation?Dan wrote:Eleven? There's the original 7, then McGann & Ecclestone, that makes nine. Then Peter Cushing from the two movies, that's ten. Who's the 11th? (Didn't Rowan Atkinson play the Doctor in some cruddy comic relief special. Sorry, you're not having that as the 11th!)d00mw0lf wrote: He's changed into eleven different actors (I had an arguement about this earlier - it IS eleven.... just THINK about it, yeah?).
THAT'S a miracle
I'm counting the valeyard (whose name i STILL can't be bothered to look up....) because he *was* technically the doc. (albeit in many generation's time...)
Of course, you could always go with ye olde rumour that the master is also a future regeneration of the doctor. But we all know that's rubbish.
They're brothers.... everyone knows that....
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 20:20
it was Colin Baker - not Tom...d00mw0lf wrote:Winner!Big Si wrote:The actor who played the prosecutor in one of Tom Baker's series (where he's on trial), I thought he was the evil incarnation?Dan wrote: Eleven? There's the original 7, then McGann & Ecclestone, that makes nine. Then Peter Cushing from the two movies, that's ten. Who's the 11th? (Didn't Rowan Atkinson play the Doctor in some cruddy comic relief special. Sorry, you're not having that as the 11th!)
I'm counting the valeyard (whose name i STILL can't be bothered to look up....) because he *was* technically the doc. (albeit in many generation's time...)
Of course, you could always go with ye olde rumour that the master is also a future regeneration of the doctor. But we all know that's rubbish.
They're brothers.... everyone knows that....
And the Valeyard was played by Michael Jayston.
God I love the tinterweb!
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 20:25
d00mw0lf wrote:it was Colin Baker - not Tom...
And the Valeyard was played by Michael Jayston.
God I love the tinterweb!
So it was! I got mixed up because i'm sure someone mentioned Tom Baker being on trial for a whole series
(Hang on! Wasn't it footage of Tom, but Colin in the dock?)
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 21:32
There was footage of all the docs (IIRC) at various times - they went through all his "misdeeds" from every regeneration at some point. Was looking for the vidieo earlier and it's not where I left itBig Si wrote:d00mw0lf wrote:it was Colin Baker - not Tom...
And the Valeyard was played by Michael Jayston.
God I love the tinterweb!
So it was! I got mixed up because i'm sure someone mentioned Tom Baker being on trial for a whole series
(Hang on! Wasn't it footage of Tom, but Colin in the dock?)
Posted: 31 Mar 2005, 23:50
Is this including the stand-in for Hartnell for the episode(s) filmed after he died? I remember The Four Faces Of Doctor Who and I'm sure there was another episode featureing the first 5 doctors.d00mw0lf wrote:He's changed into eleven different actors (I had an arguement about this earlier - it IS eleven.... just THINK about it, yeah?).emilystrange wrote:*ahem*, sorry, distracted.
i think the doctor has more freedom.. although he can't perform miracles.
THAT'S a miracle
Posted: 01 Apr 2005, 00:10
That would be "The Five Doctors" then!Andrew S wrote:Is this including the stand-in for Hartnell for the episode(s) filmed after he died? I remember The Four Faces Of Doctor Who and I'm sure there was another episode featureing the first 5 doctors.
Richard Hurndall played the first Doctor in that one.
Posted: 02 Apr 2005, 20:33
Still think it's a bit poor jumping ship after only one series for fear of type casting. Three or four maybe, but the Doctor is a role you really need at least three years to develop.
Ah well, nowt to be done about it.
Ironically, it could be axed again before a third series!
PS
Just watched tonight's episode - I hope they paid some sort of royalties to
Douglas Adams estate. Sheesh!
Ah well, nowt to be done about it.
Ironically, it could be axed again before a third series!
PS
Just watched tonight's episode - I hope they paid some sort of royalties to
Douglas Adams estate. Sheesh!
Posted: 02 Apr 2005, 21:57
And Richard E Grant?Eleven? There's the original 7, then McGann & Ecclestone, that makes nine. Then Peter Cushing from the two movies, that's ten. Who's the 11th? (Didn't Rowan Atkinson play the Doctor in some cruddy comic relief special. Sorry, you're not having that as the 11th!)
And there was an episode where the doctor "de"-gengerated thru a number of previous generations, about 5 or so.
Well, at least we still got Billie Piper
Posted: 02 Apr 2005, 21:57
I agree EruditeErudite wrote:Still think it's a bit poor jumping ship after only one series for fear of type casting.
I'll get me anorak...
Posted: 02 Apr 2005, 22:06
Fair enough - I'll see you on the Blake's 7 thread...James Blast wrote:I agree EruditeErudite wrote:Still think it's a bit poor jumping ship after only one series for fear of type casting.
I'll get me anorak...
