Are the Sylvester McCoy shows out on DVD? I'd really love to see The Happiness Patrol again.
If you've got Hulu Plus, they've got tons of the old episodes.
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Are the Sylvester McCoy shows out on DVD? I'd really love to see The Happiness Patrol again.
If you've got Hulu Plus, they've got tons of the old episodes.
Or your local library may be able to access it.
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How much is Hulu Plus? It may be worth it.
edit: Damn the pusher man.
$7.99 a month.
Well, crap. Josh Friedman, the showrunner behind Sarah Connor Chronicles, had another show lined up with NBC, and the network just axed it. [link]
Pity. I'm not a huge Oz fan, but I would have given it a shot, for Friedman's sake.
Hmmm, Acorn is 4.99 a month. They don't have Doctor Who, but they've got oodles of other Brit TV.
Well, crap. Josh Friedman, the showrunner behind Sarah Connor Chronicles, had another show lined up with NBC, and the network just axed it. [link]
I hadn't realized he was the same showrunner as SCC. That's too bad.
Yep, my comment was on unaired footage and the rest was hedging the bet. Honestly I feel like I can't win whitefont-wise, so I err on the side of caution.
Ok, so I finally saw the new Doctor Who. That was mildly entertaining but not awesome, and although I had trouble seeing the Doctor in Capaldi in the beginning, he was there in the end. Not sure I understood why we had to have Madame Vastra scolding Clara about her relationship with the Doctor, that was odd.
And that fight scene was far from believable.
In other news, Capaldi is the same age that Hartnell was when he took the role. 55 then and 55 now: [link]
I'll say this much, the new opening looks great on the big screen.