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Quatermass

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Dec 7, 2010
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#43
I think Jack was basically into anything that moved, over the age of consent, and could give consent (look at Chantho in the Doctor Who episode Utopia). Captain John...isn't so discerning. Though to be fair, the Doctor (in the novels) has encountered a race of evil, sentient poodles.
 

BobtheDrog

Lance-Corporal
Jan 11, 2010
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#48
some will like her and think she's the best yet, others will think she's okay but not great. The rest will think she's terrible. Same as every doctor and every assistant.
 

Batty

Sergeant
Feb 17, 2009
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#50
DaveC said:
She was in Emmadale and Captain America! And the new Titanic programme that's on tv next week. http://www.imdb.com/news/ni24821415
I remember her in Emmerdale! She played a lesbian who murdered someone - can't remember who. Anyway, she's serving life in jail, so she should be available to get out on day release and travel time and space, without anyone noticing that she's absconded!
:laugh:
 
Apr 29, 2009
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#51
To clarify what is happening with Doctor Who:

The plan as it stands is that DW will return in the autumn for five episodes, with the final instalment writing out Amy (yay!) and Rory (sob!l) in a fateful face-off with the Weeping Angels.

The sixth instalment of 2012 will then be that year's Christmas special, which introduces the new mystery companion, played by Jenna-Louise Coleman.

The show is then back for eight more episodes in 2013.

After that? "There'll be more episodes than just those eight," showrunner Steven Moffat confirms. "But these 14 are the ones we're making right now."
 

Quatermass

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Dec 7, 2010
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#55
Bouncy Castle said:
I won't. She annoyed me intensely.
What makes you think that the next one will be any better?

Anyway, off the new series and onto the old. The BBC online shop has shown that the next DVD to be released (after Nightmare of Eden and Ace Tales) will be Death to the Daleks.
 

Penfold

Sergeant-at-Arms
Dec 29, 2009
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#58
Depends on how much money they threw at him. ;) Actually, I don't think it would matter too much since they could always use another incarnation of the Doctor (a future self since it's a 'Time' war, maybe) although that would probably upset many fans and Dr. Who canon. :laugh:
 

Quatermass

Sergeant-at-Arms
Dec 7, 2010
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#60
Actually, if there was going to be a Time War story, then it'd be Paul McGann playing the Doctor, not Christopher Eccleston. It's more than likely that the regeneration happened at the end of the Time War (keep in mind that the Ninth Doctor's comments in Rose suggest that he's only recently regenerated).
 

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