Watching the episode "Rose" right now! Fun.
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Boxed Set, Vol. V: Just a Hint of Denial and a Dash of Retcon
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Whitefont all unaired in the U.S. ep discussion, identifying it as such, and including the show and ep title in blackfont.
Blackfont is allowed after the show has aired on the east coast.
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Also, Smith seems like he's a much weaker actor when he's next to Tennant and Hurt.
Also, also, why are we whitefonting?
I loved it. I do wish they had been able to get over CE's reluctance but I'll take John Hurt as a substitute, shaky premise and all, if needed.
It was sweet. I'm sure long-time Who fans caught lots of stuff I missed.
The end credits rocked with each of the Doctors coming forth. It's a shame Peter Cushing never got to play a real Doctor, cause he would have been awesome. (random thoughts).
Peter Davidson, Sylvester McCoy, and Colin Baker. Pretty funny. I like how Davidson's kids are watching from behind the sofa.
Oh, that was wonderful. Should have been locked indeed, you cheeky bastards.
John Hurt is fine, but I would have enjoyed it a lot more with Eccleston.
I missed Eccleston too, but for this story, wouldn't he have replaced David Tennant?
As someone who's been grumbling about the New Who Doctors getting progressively younger, I thought this ep clarified a lot about why he would regenerate into progressively less mature versions of himself, and why this next time around he'll finally be ready to be a grown-up again.
I just wanted to see the end of the Hurt-Eccleston regeneration. You could see the eyes, but it would have been cool to get an actual cameo.
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As someone who's been grumbling about the New Who Doctors getting progressively younger, I thought this ep clarified a lot about why he would regenerate into progressively less mature versions of himself, and why this next time around he'll finally be ready to be a grown-up again.
Also yes.
Did anyone else wonder, given how similar the retro-fitted fate of Gallifrey is to the fate of the planet Krikkit - is being sealed in a pocket universe of frozen time something all BBC writers are secretly afraid of?