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Dr Who

Post 1461

Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am...

Already suggested that one Reef.... I win! smiley - tongueoutsmiley - run


Dr Who

Post 1462

Reefgirl (Brunel Baby)

I must have read it either first thing this morning before the smiley - tea kicked in or late last night after the smiley - redwine


Dr Who

Post 1463

Melayahm

Just browsing this thread, has anyone mentioned the 'bad wolf' graffitied on the Tardis?

CD


Dr Who

Post 1464

Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am...

Yep. Not really difficult to miss!

(wishing for a TARDIS smiley)


Dr Who

Post 1465

Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am...

Just to make it clear the "not really difficult to miss" line was sarcasm on a ccound of it being very difficuly to miss... I didn't think of this transparent excuse after the event at all and was intending to seem obtuse the whole time.smiley - run


Dr Who

Post 1466

Melayahm

Have to say, I quite like the series, in itself, but to me, it's not the Doctor. The leather jacket, the practically skinhead haircut, the catchphrase "Fantastic!", the action man effect, the playing for laughs - not the Doctor I remember. I quite like the exploration of 'What happens to the companion's family'- that's not been done before, though we all know that we would have gone in a heartbeat because we understood that you could come back the second after you'd left and no one would know that you'd been gone. Not keen on the Doctor/Rose thing, though it was hinted at with the Colin Baker/Bonnie Langford period. Nice effects, nice underlying plotline, (Babylon 5 has a lot to answer for).I shall carry on watching it, (forgot to tape the dalek episode, that's how much grip it has on me!)


CD


Dr Who

Post 1467

Hoovooloo


Melayahm: " has anyone mentioned the 'bad wolf' graffitied on the Tardis?"

Well, yeah, once or twice. It's one reference among many. The phrase "Bad Wolf" has been either spoken or written, or both, in every episode so far, with the possible exception of the first one. Nobody, at this stage, knows why for sure, but two interesting things:

1. The penultimate episode of the season is entitled "Bad Wolf", and it leads into the season finale "The Parting of the Ways".
2. The phrase "Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf" must be significant in some way, we assume.

H.


Dr Who

Post 1468

computermasher

what do you think of saterdays episode.

I think that the spick was funneysmiley - biggrin


Dr Who

Post 1469

Mrs Zen

Missed it!

But missed it for a Good Hootoo Reason - I was having a Balti with Z and GreyDesk and Z's flatmate A.

But even so, we - shhh forgot! smiley - headhurts

smiley - wah

GB - I have been actively wondering what "Hoo V. Ann" signified since the Blue Boy first used it as his moniker - so I am even slower than you. smiley - smooch

Melayahm - which doctor do you remember? You imply that you remember only one, and I wonder if the more one can remember from one's formative years, the easier it is to accept new ones. Which does make CE's decision to leave marginally easier to accept. But my feeling is we need someone to do it for a good five years or so.

smiley - fullmoon

Hoo is ebing disingenious - he claims the phrase "Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf" is significant. But there's a separate school of thought that suggests that the key question, which answers itself like a koan, is "Who's the Big Bad Wolf".... smiley - fullmoon

Ben


Dr Who

Post 1470

Mrs Zen

Oh, and:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/episodes/photostories/07floor139/17.shtml

B


Dr Who

Post 1471

mazie (returning soon...)

wasn't the sandstorm story on a different channel and why does 17 pop up when i point the mouse at that picture smiley - huh

hmmm....


Dr Who

Post 1472

computermasher

I am new to doctor who so i have nothing to conpar it to in that respect
smiley - biggrinsmiley - cool

I am unshur of this wolf thereysmiley - erm


Dr Who

Post 1473

mazie (returning soon...)

smiley - doh oh right its picture number 17 (duh mazie not everything is a conspirasy smiley - erm)


Dr Who

Post 1474

Alfster



There is NO good reason for missing Dr Who. Z, Greydesk and A need a good slap as well. Hurrumph - what do you people think you have that makes you think you can miss an episode of Dr Who, eh? Oh, yes...a social life.smiley - laughsmiley - wah

smiley - cake

In the song/story of the 3 little pigs, the Big Bad Wolf destroyed two houses but could not destroy the 3rd. How many 'houses' has the Dr destroyed in the Timewar? The Daleks for one. Has he destroyed 2 and tried a third which hasn't gone down or are we going to see him try and knock the third 'house' down and fail?


Dr Who

Post 1475

Mrs Zen

*hangs head in shame*


Dr Who

Post 1476

Alfster

Was the naming of Satellite 5 a geeky nod to Babylon 5 perhaps?


Dr Who

Post 1477

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

"Hurrumph - what do you people think you have that makes you think you can miss an episode of Dr Who, eh? Oh, yes...a social life"

Good on yer, Ben,smiley - smoochreturned. I'd have joined you if I could, smiley - ok h2g2 mini-meets are brilliant, never had a bad one yetsmiley - towel

Two houses out of three, I wonder if it's possible that the Doctor was responsible for the destruction of Galifrey, as well as the Daleks.

I still say the "Big bad wolf" is the Doctor.

smiley - fullmoon


Dr Who

Post 1478

A. Honeybadger

smiley - laugh Channel that the Face of Boe was on ... BoeWatch. Baywatch!! smiley - rofl


Dr Who

Post 1479

Hoovooloo


I'm assuming there's a Face of Selecta somewhere....

H.


Dr Who

Post 1480

Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am...


<> (my emphasis)

computermasher, I hope that was a valid bit of local dialect because you won't make many friends around here if you're going to be racist. I'll let it go this time.


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