I used to be really into the audios, I've still got the first 100 on my ipod.
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 4:54 pm
by Daniel
Starwulf wrote:
Ord wrote:Anyone picking up the William Hartnell classic "The War Machines" at the end of the month? The final shot of Harnell in the trailer is simply awesome!
I absolutely love classic Doctor Who and have a large collection of the DVD's. Takes me back to my youth of being terrified on Saturday tea-times during the 70's. I still vividly remember the big reveal of Scaroth in "The City Of Death".
I've got all the classic DVD's released to date so I'll be picking this up. Black & White Who FTW!!
I was really looking forward to the Trial of a Time Lord boxset though, if only to see if it is as bad as its reputation. The documentaries on it should be interesting as well, seeing as it's when the wheels really started coming off the classic series.
TOATL isnt bad at all!
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 5:12 pm
by Memento Mori
Daniel wrote:I did like the way they brought them into the Who Finale though.....
And Tate didnt turn out as bad as I feared.10000000000 times better than Langford thats for sure
Langford?
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 5:13 pm
by Daniel
Memento Mori wrote:
Daniel wrote:I did like the way they brought them into the Who Finale though.....
And Tate didnt turn out as bad as I feared.10000000000 times better than Langford thats for sure
Langford?
Tut Tut
Bonnie Langford of course
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 6:16 pm
by Count Nood
Daniel wrote:And Tate didnt turn out as bad as I feared.
Yeah, I wasn't expecting much of her either, but she really grew on me as the season went on, and it was disappointing to see her go. Especially in the way that she left, losing her memory and everything.
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 6:23 pm
by Hexx
Torchwood 2 was generally a big improvement over 1, but it was still very variable.
Most of the good stuff was either a) actors rising the material above the piffle it was written as, or b) the music making it completly awesome.
This scene gets me everytime...it's the music
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 6:26 pm
by Madness
I hated Torchwood 2, only good episodes were the one where Martha joined the team, and the one after
Owen's death.
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 6:53 pm
by Kanbei
Updated the first post with quite a few things and Nood...
Rumour has it we haven't seen the last of Catherine Tate...
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2008 4:20 pm
by Hexx
Officially from BBC
Plans for new Torchwood revealed
The new series of sci-fi show Torchwood will follow a single adventure instead of individual storylines, the BBC says.
Torchwood: Children Of Earth sees the team battling for the future of the human race against the fiercest force they have encountered.
"This series is one big serial and the most ambitious story we've ever made," writer Russell T Davies said.
Filming for the five-part series, which is due to be broadcast in 2009, has already begun in Cardiff.
John Barrowman will star as Captain Jack Harkness with Eve Myles - as Gwen Cooper - and Gareth David-Lloyd - as Ianto Jones - also returning in the third series of the Doctor Who spin-off.
"The new series of Torchwood is hugely bold and promises to be bigger and better than ever - the audience is in for an amazing ride," Davies said.
Julie Gardner, head of drama for BBC Wales, said: "We hope to make Torchwood a gripping and surprising TV event with storylines that push our team into greater danger and sacrifice."
The second series of the hit drama, which has been sold to more than 20 countries, attracted audiences of about 3.4 million when it was broadcast on BBC Two earlier this year.
Notice the absence of Martha
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2008 4:37 pm
by Mockmaster
Hexx wrote:Notice the absence of Martha
Thank God for that, almost as annoying as Lana.
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2008 4:39 pm
by Hexx
Mockmaster wrote:
Hexx wrote:Notice the absence of Martha
Thank God for that, almost as annoying as Lana.
I liked her (when we weren't being hit over the head with luv anvils).
She owned the Matron in FoB
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2008 10:31 pm
by Alvin Flummux
Single series storylines will suit Torchwood quite well.
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2008 10:31 pm
by Kanbei
Martha might not be in it right away, don't get your hopes up yet
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 6:19 pm
by Memento Mori
The Doctor Who specials will also see Life On Mars actor John Simm back as the Timelord's enemy the Master.
We saw her die right? Didn't we? We didn't?! We heard her death cries like all the other characters shot by the daleks in Stolen Earth. What do you mean we didn't? Oooo!!!!
And those rumours about Harriet Jones being in league with the Daleks? They proved wrong of course....but what if Harriet Jones was in league with another enemy of the Daleks who wanted to thwart their plans?
And what of the Osterhagen key? Have really seen the last of it?
Now that would be a Master stroke now, wouldn't it. A terrific way to conclude the specials
Oh yes, and from what I'm hearing...McGann. Filming. A couple of weeks time. I'm as confident as i can be on this. Studio based. Enjoy
I'm out of here now
Exciting stuff
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 7:14 pm
by captain red dog
All sounds fantastic, particularly Mori's news!
Then I remember that RTD is still behind it.
Re: The Doctor Who Thread
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 7:26 pm
by Kanbei
captain red dog wrote:All sounds fantastic, particularly Mori's news!
Then I remember that RTD is still behind it.
Just remember The Stolen Earth and Midnight, 2 absolutely stunning episodes. (Not that I thought Journey's End was bad or anything but I know how some people hated it when it was shown)
