Okie! Sweet!!!

Hey Monty! How goes things?

Hi Catwolf!! *super hug*

Hey Midnight - funny you should mention that about Donna, the runaway bride? Uh...

*falls into spoiler pit* Erm...

*spoilers to follow!!*DonnawillbejoiningtheDoctorforthe4thseason*/spoiler*

I wasn't too sure about that, based on the stunned mullet look she seems to have in all the promo pictures, but I really enjoyed her character by the end of the Christmas special (and is it just me, or does Russel T Davies HATE christmas? Killer christmas trees/santa's? Blowing up spider christmas stars?? sheesh!). So, we'll see.

But I love Martha to bits. Love her a heck of a lot more than Rose!

Over here in the states we're at the episode 'Blink'. I've actually watched all of the episodes online by now though, and for me David Tennant is a solid rival for Tom Baker as the best Doctor. Not sure which season I like best though, 2 or 3. Loved Martha more than Rose, so I edge towards 3, but a werewolf AND Sarah Jane Smith pop up in 2, so it's a hard one.

Sweet!! Another Doctor Who geek!

It's weird, but something about Rose totally rubbed me the wrong way. Martha is someone I loved right from the bat - same with the new doctor. But Eccleston's Doctor didn't sit well with me. His 'whimsy' seemed completely forced. He really didn't have that 'child at heart'/wonder quality that I loved in the fourth Doctor, and that I see in David Tennant too. I mean, you just have to see that moment in Tooth & Claw where he sees the werewolf and goes 'You're beautiful!'.

Blink was AWESOME. And 42 was alot of fun too. Of the second series, I loved the werewolf show, the one with Sarah Jane Smith (I completely freaked out to see her actually AND K-9! Wondered why they were playing the rivalry between her and Rose so strong) - School Reunion I think. Hmm, and the Impossible Planet / Satan Pit two parter - that was great fun

That 2nd season final though was very tough. Very very sad. But personally, not being a bit Rose fan, and not knowing why the Doctor was so into her (guess I need to see all of Season 1 now!) it just left me puzzled, and annoyed that he didn't have that relationship with Martha instead!   And also, knowing that it was caused by the actress who played Rose wanting to leave the show, didn't leave me with alot of sympathy.

AH!  so that's why Rose quit.  Too bad.
Well with me, I kinda never got into Doctor Who till I started see bits and pieces of the First Season.  Then, when I started my search for Werewolf movies pics and shows, I managed to get a decent hi res quality of Tooth and Claw.  Not knowing anything about what was going on so far in the show, I loved every minute of that episode, the doctor and Rose, and all the little quirks added into it.  After that, I kinda went mad and bought the the first and second season box sets and had a little doctor who marathon for three straight days :LOL:  Yep, pretty nuts.  *sigh*

I guess since I watched through them in order, and since I know who Eccleston is, I was getting into his character and was loving Eccleston.  And then he suddenly goes off and the Doctor does his "Shedding" thing and we got a Tenth Doctor, and new actor.  David is lovable too, but it was kinda awkward having to get use to a new doctor so soon for me.

Strangely, I somehow got my own mother hooked on this show too ^^;.  She thought the same thing about getting use to the new Doctor.  Stranger yet, she actually agrees with me that it was sad Rose took off.

But I understand why David seems to be more natural as the Doctor.  He does play the inner child thing well.  I just remembered that scene, with the doctor all awe inspired and mesmerized by the Werewolf's "existence"

WolfMontana wrote:

Yeah busy at work, trying to spend my evenings off the computer, and totally engrossed in Doctor Who eppy's - specifically with David Tennant. His doctor reminds me very much of the 4th doctor's style, totally loving it.

I hear what your saying, and glad to hear you're enjoying '"Dr. Who."

Such odd shaped enemies with there plunger suckers and mini beams.  Pretty much all they can do...and hover.  To some, back then, they're were scary, though to the new generation these enclosed tin men aliens can be laughable at first sight.  "What a cute little alien!  Look at the "meancing" plunger on its side!  It almost looks like a mechanical mousey thi..."
ZAPP!
Don't trust first looks.  Laughable form, yes...but the Daleks Are Deadly.  The one fact that make them threatening is the impenetrable force field; no machine or laser gun other than their own beam ray can destroy them...other than a miracle.  And if we are all unlucky, they may come in swarms, 1000's to 10000's.  *shivers* the end of the world will come when the Daleks invade....

Hehe, I got carried away and wrote a frickin monologue on the Daleks.  Sorry ^^;  But yeah, that's what I thought of the Daleks.  And the fact that the Doctor fears them so much adds to their meancing feel at times.  Plus their the baddest threatening foes in the Doctor Who series...cause they always find some WAY to come BACK.  I mean watch just the seasons 1-3 of the NEW series and you'll know what I mean.

I'll stop ranting

*Comes in carrying baby wolf sparrow* Okay so I can fix him... *Sits him down and claps my paws* Normal Wolf Sparrow. Or whatever he is called now. Anywhichway.. bye!! *disappears*

Him? Wolf Sparrow? NORMAL???

I have been wanting to watch Dr.Who,but from the beginning and I can't find out when they play episodes...

Kaos wrote:

I am going to ban the alphabet because I have to deal with them so muck in math class. If I ever see X or Y again.. Im gonna barf!!

What if you see a Z, Kaos?

Midnight Grey wrote:

Kaos wrote:

I am going to ban the alphabet because I have to deal with them so muck in math class. If I ever see X or Y again.. Im gonna barf!!

clutches his chromosomes protectively

*falls*

Midnight Grey wrote:

LoupGarouAngel... the problem with that is that the series started in 1963. There's about 700 or so episodes to plough through - less the 100 or so that are completely lost from the BBC archives. All you really need to know about Doctor Who is: he travels in time and space and fights monsters. All the complicated stuff (e.g. how he can regenerate into a new actor when he suffers from extreme age or a fatal injury) gets explained when it's needed. Just dive in and see if you enjoy the show.

Indeed You can find a bunch of 4th Doctor (Tom Baker) episodes online - he's almost everyone's favorite Doctor. I grew up watching it, so the low low budget effects never really bugged me as we only had one TV channel at the time and the other options were 'Monkey' and the 'Goodies', both also brilliant shows.

I just recently watched 'Hand of Fear' That storyline completely scared the crap out of me as a kid!! Crawling disembodied hands do it to me every time!!

'as a kid' being the operative words, m'dear.

*stomps, pieces fly*