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cargohills posted:Apropos of nothing, does anyone know if there's a list somewhere of all the times that The Master says "I am your master and you will obey me"? From what I can remember he says a jokey version of it in Scream of the Shalka and it's pretty much his catchphrase in Big Finish, but I can't recall hearing it very often if at all in televised stories. Terror of the Autons, maybe? I know for a fact he says it in Planet of Fire.
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Astroman posted:IDGI. Does Cardiff just hate tourism revenue or something? It's not unthinkable that the property could be re-purposed into more studio space. Also, given that Doctor Who merchandising seems to have been experiencing a steady drop, it's also possible that both parties decided that enough was enough.
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Jerusalem posted:For every problem I have with that episode, I will forever love it for the Master using the word "decimate" properly Quite possibly the most intelligent bit of dialogue Davies ever wrote.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:TIL Santa lives in Maryland! Put the Old Bay on stove-popped popcorn. Then ask yourself how you ever lived without such wonder.
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Dec 20, 2016 20:14
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they were delicious.
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Craptacular! posted:I realize why BBC can't say "drat the arts, we're putting the whole budget for classical music into Doctor Who". But can't they work with their more deep-pocketed international broadcasters? Nine's episodes were partially funded by the Canadian CBC, if I remember right. I believe BBC America, which is co-owned by AMC and gets advertiser money, has been co-financing Who since ... 2011, I want to say.
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Jan 8, 2017 17:01
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Rhyno posted:No, just not. God drat it. If it's true, he made it a lot longer than most people do with pancreatic cancer (especially since I don't believe he ever had surgery).
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Jan 28, 2017 02:22
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cargohills posted:Peter Capaldi just said on the radio that Series 10 would be his last. And his last episode is the Christmas special. Joy, another festive holiday regeneration.
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Jan 30, 2017 22:57
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NarkyBark posted:Also something about UK bookies odds have Ben Wishaw as the favorite. This happens every time. When Smith announced he was leaving, the bookies were putting huge odds on Ben Daniels being locked in; when Tennant said he was done, everyone was putting money on Paterson Joseph and saying it was a done deal. The BBC does a pretty good job of keeping the process under wraps right until the day or so before the actual announcement (I think in Capaldi's case, everyone knew it was him the day before because the bookmakers stopped the betting after a flood of money came in on him and then some goober on Twitter leaked it).
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Feb 2, 2017 02:23
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Jerusalem posted:(I loving love Rings of Akhaten) 
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Season 7 is great, the only thing even remotely resembling a clunker is Nightmare in Silver, and even that's buoyed by an amazing performance by Matt Smith. 
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