@InvaderGzim @QueenOfEverything
Especially the "wee cherubs" they scare the bejezzzuuuzzzz oot me
I still have recurring DON'T BLINK flashbacks in nightmares.
It was a brilliant concept- stone angels, the dark, blink, the horror!
those were the days, my friends. we thought they never ended.
they ended.
can't even watch doctor who anymore.
@QueenOfEverything @ecksmc
I've tried... So many times... Watched a couple of Cipaldi... But after Tennent and Smith.. it doesn't feel the same? The whole River Song secondary overlay was so good...
Whitaker and Gatwa.... Again a couple episodes to try... Just feels like the writers have lost something?
Sigh...
Peter Capaldi was robbed- those were THE WORST SCRIPTS EVER! If he had been given even a half good script- he could have been brilliant. I can't believe he stayed with it as long as he did.
sigh... i miss the doctor.
@QueenOfEverything @InvaderGzim
I would disagree with worst scripts ever
Capaldi raign we saw a heck of a lot of tie in's to old who as well as the whole the Dr created the daleks twist - same as Jodie Whittaker raign - again not every episode was awesome or even good but they deffo weren't all bad - Whittaker we saw the drs real identity being revealed and the cyberman-timelord twist with the brilliant "master" actor was awesome imo
@QueenOfEverything @InvaderGzim
I'm a diehard whovian though lol I'll always see a + or at least look for one in episodes - sometimes it takes a few watches to "get it"
Cross reference with older episodes also sometimes makes the penny drop on what an episode is really about
@ecksmc @InvaderGzim
I'm "dedicated" but not diehard. I watched the series from the early days. But I identified with the Doctors more than then the continuity of the series.
My favorites were Colin Baker, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Christopher Eccleston, & David Tennant.
I also really enjoyed Sarah Jane Smith & Clara Oswald (the impossible girl)