“You want me to be afraid? Well, congratulations. I am the Doctor, and I am afraid”
11th Doctor. Hide.
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Behind his mother’s skirt.
Even if it were, the Doctor after regenerating often displays different characteristics anyway doesn’t he, so there is no reason why he could suddenly be afraid even if in his former incarnations he wasn’t ?
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The fact is that most writers are concerned with trying to make an enjoyable television programme. If they want to come up with some labyrinthine plot that relies on off-screen lore and throw away lines from 60 years ago that form “canon” then there is always fan fiction.
Doctor Who is a fundamentally simple concept: Mad bastard in a dodgy time machine that lands him in trouble - adventure ensues. The main character traits are that he is supposed to do good, and relies on wits rather than weapons.
It’s the simplicity that makes it enjoyable.
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Jekyll?
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I wish there was a Doctor Who thread.
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I actually gave up on online Doctor Who forums years ago because of the number of utterly disagreeable twats that they seemed to attract. Oddly enough, when I’ve met fans in real life, they always seem to be lovely people.
Anyway, has anyone seen “Douglas Is Cancelled”? I’m intrigued by it but can’t get a reasonable idea of what it’s like because of the sort of disagreeable twats that make Doctor Who forums unbearable.
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The geezer from the chase
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MC Hammer
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Decided to rewatch Garth Marenghis Dark place. Still absolutely stellar
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I have cut the cord on all television viewing during the summer.
Other than Azerbaijani Cooking on YouTube. For some reason, watching hours of central Asian couples prepare meals outside over fire pits without dialogue, is marvelously soothing.
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I don’t think there’s a lot of good stuff out there at the moment. The police shows are really struggling to find anything new in the genre and some of the more interesting shows are ending or running out of steam.
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We got to watch Douglas Is Cancelled at the weekend (all 4 episodes) and I’d say it is well worth watching. However, it wasn’t exactly what I was expecting. In typical Steven Moffat style, it isn’t a linear story and the perspective changes over time.
I did find episode 3 a hard watch - not the drama, which was fine, but the subject matter. Karen Gillan was exceptional in it. I’m not sure if the ending entirely works, but it does raise some serious points about abuse of power.
The only man to have written more books than he has read.
I’m loving Manny Jacinto as the “bad guy” in the Acolyte and there were some hints in last night’s episode of his background (his scar).
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Dark Matter - the textbook case of modern mid tv. Big name film actors, a big concept, a sense of gravitas about the whole production, but in the end still utterly forgettable. The day of tv being produced by the new streamer = prestige TV is officially dead.
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Not sure if this is the correct thread…but…HELP!!!..just need info on SKY. At the moment we have skyhd+…cause the broadband here was rubbish. Its now uptodate and we were thinking about changing to SKY Q…any thoughts please…sky website is a bit vague…
Started re-watching the mandalorian again 
So sad Carl Weathers wont be around to be in the movie or future episodes if any are made.
Bodkin on Netflix is very enjoyable.