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Sad King Billy posted:Surely Six would be the frontman. He has the flamboyance and as much as I like him, he does love the sound of his own voice! He's already put in his audition. (although...)
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After The War posted:Aren't we forgetting someone? Anybody who wants to drat Capaldi for putting so much of his own personality and hobbies into the role needs to step back a second and remember Sly. The spoons and a lot of his physical comedy were straight out of his act that he dd before the show where he'd stuff ferrets down his trousers and poo poo.
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Astroman posted:Anybody who wants to drat Capaldi for putting so much of his own personality and hobbies into the role needs to step back a second and remember Sly. The spoons and a lot of his physical comedy were straight out of his act that he dd before the show where he'd stuff ferrets down his trousers and poo poo. And possibly have words with Tom Baker as well. And Jon Pertwee.
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AndyElusive posted:gently caress you and anybody who cringes when 12 pulls out his guitar. I can't stand 12's guitar, but it has nothing to do with it being whimsical or part of the actor's personality— I find it cringy because it's a very old man thing to do. I feel like the Doctor isn't supposed to come across as an adult, and strumming away with sunglasses on your guitar is a very adulty thing to do. That's not true of the spoons or jellybabies, because they don't come with the same level of symbolic baggage.
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Astroman posted:Anybody who wants to drat Capaldi for putting so much of his own personality and hobbies into the role needs to step back a second and remember Sly. The spoons and a lot of his physical comedy were straight out of his act that he dd before the show where he'd stuff ferrets down his trousers and poo poo. Couldn't he poo poo himself without putting ferrets down his trousers?
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Prequel to the season finale with Missy and the Mondasian Cybermen is out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSmKk2eCfu0
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https://twitter.com/FairfaxSpoilers/status/857225974714253312 E: A followup tweet has the link.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:Huh. Until you said this, I never realized I wanted a story where one Doctor causes another's regeneration. It would be particularly headachey if it was, say, the Thirteenth Doctor doing it to the Twelfth.
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howe_sam posted:I'm sad that next season is the last one for Foy and Smith, Aw, man. Was hoping they'd at least spin out another one, they could just about stretch to the 70s with them and no one would mind much.
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Bicyclops posted:It would be particularly headachey if it was, say, the Thirteenth Doctor doing it to the Twelfth. The End of Time should have ended with Matt Smith quietly smothering Tennant.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:The End of Time should have ended with Matt Smith quietly smothering Tennant. *muffled, from under a pillow* "I don't want to go!" "This is for Harriet Jones, Prime Minister." "Expiring* "Yes... I.... know who she... was..."
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Astroman posted:he'd stuff ferrets down his trousers and poo poo.
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vegetables posted:I can't stand 12's guitar, but it has nothing to do with it being whimsical or part of the actor's personality— I find it cringy because it's a very old man thing to do. I feel like the Doctor isn't supposed to come across as an adult, and strumming away with sunglasses on your guitar is a very adulty thing to do. That's not true of the spoons or jellybabies, because they don't come with the same level of symbolic baggage. Let's agree to disagree. I find 12 doing the aging rockstar thing to not only suit this incarnations tendancy to actually feel his age (it's the oldest he's ever been) but also a successful attempt to be "cool" without much effort on his part. 11 always strived to be that cool but usually just missed the mark, which was endeering in its own way.
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Liking Dad Rock with the innocent "Wow, COOL!" factor of a child seems like it encompasses the facet of the Doctor epitomized by Tom Baker's "There's no point being grown-up if you can't be childish sometimes" and Matt Smith's "young man put together by a committee of old men."
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Out of curiosity, has anyone from Big Finish ever mentioned why there's a bit of an 'overlap' between the new style of Companion Chronicles releases (1st and 2nd Doctor boxsets) and the Early Adventures line (1st and 2nd Doctor stories)? I'd really like to see the CC line return to the style of rotating through more eras...especially now that modern-Who is on the table.
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I just read that the Master played drums while in a band on Gallifrey in his youth so let's throw Missy into that Multi Doctor jam sesh, just because.
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Bicyclops posted:*muffled, from under a pillow* "I don't want to go!" If they hadn't been able to trick Barry the Silence into saying,"You should kill us all on sight!" the back-up plan was to get the Silence to demand everybody forget who Harriet Jones* was, since the human mind wouldn't be able to process that impossible command. * Former Prime Minister
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Jerusalem posted:If they hadn't been able to trick Barry the Silence into saying,"You should kill us all on sight!" the back-up plan was to get the Silence to demand everybody forget who Harriet Jones* was, since the human mind wouldn't be able to process that impossible command. The third back up was tricking Barry into saying "Don't we look tired?" instead.
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Jerusalem posted:If they hadn't been able to trick Barry the Silence into saying,"You should kill us all on sight!" the back-up plan was to get the Silence to demand everybody forget who Harriet Jones* was, since the human mind wouldn't be able to process that impossible command. We know who she is.
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Strom Cuzewon posted:Couldn't he poo poo himself without putting ferrets down his trousers? Don't question Radagast's methods, they get results.
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AndyElusive posted:I just read that the Master played drums while in a band on Gallifrey in his youth so let's throw Missy into that Multi Doctor jam sesh, just because. Eleven on Sax Ten plays a mean Triangle (stolen from Rassilon)
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Eight is the weary burned out manager who once had a dream of playing music and snogging redheads.
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Delgado would be on contrabassoon.
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Is that Delgado on guitar? Where the hell is Ainsley? 
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Chokes McGee posted:Is that Delgado on guitar? Where the hell is Ainsley? He's secretly all of them at the same time. They're just wearing phony masks.
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Chokes McGee posted:Is that Delgado on guitar? Where the hell is Ainsley? No, that's Ainley with the thinner beard and no gray hair. Delgado is sitting behind the sound board in his comfy Inflatable Chair.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouUAa6_bJ8k In which Peter and Pearl introduce Thin Ice and tell you a bit about what it's about Also, the Second and Tenth Doctors visited the same Frost Fair Keep an eye out for potential cameos? Vinylshadow fucked around with this message at 18:33 on Apr 27, 2017 |
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I highly, HIGHLY doubt Patrick Troughton will make a cameo appearance.
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all-Rush mixtape posted:I highly, HIGHLY doubt Patrick Troughton will make a cameo appearance. *cue Patrick Troughton running across the ice in his big coat with an awkward perspective/size ratio*
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Jerusalem posted:Is that accurate or a joke? Because it sounds like a pretty big spoiler if it's the former https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niAJhq9DT_8 If the First Doctor was to show up again for whatever reason the producers make, I think he's the best for the job, even if his Hartnell impression leaves much to be desired. Of course, he's an actor, not an impressionist, so I can forgive the altered delivery Same can be said for all those "Different Doctor reads certain speeches made by later Doctors" videos Paul McGann, for example Flatline speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgZvs18Gz2A
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I wish they would just get Eccleston for a throwback plot instead of recasting the 1st. If they have to bring an old doctor back, use him. John Hurt was great in the 50th, but it would have been better to see 9 again.
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Getting Christopher Eccleston to do Doctor Who again isn't exactly easy. There's a reason why he wasn't in the Day of the Doctor except for archival footage.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkWGfh86qcs Another Thin Ice preview "She's a bad girl. Always looking for trouble."
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"You don't steer the TARDIS, you reason with her." "How?" "Unsuccessfully mostly." I'm so glad he admitted it  One of my funnest memories of the TARDIS is when the 4th Doctor set a randomiser on the controls to avoid anybody from being able to predict or track his movements.... the very first place the TARDIS takes him "randomly" is Skaro 
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I do feel like Moffat has relied too often on the Doctor being able to travel to a specific place and time so as to resolve whatever twisty nonlinear story is going on, so it'd be a nice change for the TARDIS to just not be able to be guided for a bit.
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Maxwell Lord posted:I do feel like Moffat has relied too often on the Doctor being able to travel to a specific place and time so as to resolve whatever twisty nonlinear story is going on, so it'd be a nice change for the TARDIS to just not be able to be guided for a bit. To be fair, that is a revival thing rather than a Moffat thing. Nine and Ten screwed up a little now and then, but the Doctor has been getting more accurate with the TARDIS over the years.
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