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Comment on Doctor Who: Planet of the Dead Review by alissalou

alissalou — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 10:13:00 +0000

A great episode

Comment on Stolen Earth review Doctor Who by alissalou

alissalou — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 20:46:25 +0000

Great blog

Comment on The Doctor’s Daughter Review and thoughts by oncomingstorm

oncomingstorm — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 08:52:33 +0000

I’m afraid Jenny didn’t regenerate at all, possibly because she didn’t need to, but possibly because she can’t.
If you look closely at the footage of her “resurrection”, the colour of the dust is a Goldy GREEN. Like the contents of the teraforming device or “source” as it was called before that.
Star Trek fans will remember that Mr Spock was resurrected in a similar way by the same process at the end of Wrath of Khan / beginning of Search for Spock.
So it was just lucky that Jenny was in that room just after that container was smashed, she probably got a good lung full of the gasses!
Hope that clears up a few things!

Comment on Doctor Who, Turn Left, Review (Spioler) by Steve Ray

Steve Ray — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 21:15:17 +0000

I very much doubt that The Doctor has regenerated, after all he has yet to “properly” meet both River Song and Queen Elizabeth I. River Song clearly met/will meet David Tennants incarnation of The Doctor – albeit in a different suit with a new haircut – or did/will she?…

There have been lots of parallel worlds and alternate realities in the last few seasons; are we about to meet – or have we already met – The Doctor from a parallel universe?

Consider – the world on which Rose was stranded had a Torchwood, and we all know that our Torchwood was originally created against The Doctor and the threat of Alien invasion by Queen Victoria after her encounter with the werewolf in “Tooth And Claw”‘, so it is perfectly logical to assume that the parallel Torchwood was born out of of a similar event that occurred on that Earth too?

Remember that The Doctors hand in a jar is a “Timelord Detector”? It bubbled and reacted when the TARDIS dragged Martha, Donna and The Doctor to Jennys birth in “The Doctors Daughter” and when it told Captain Jack that The Doctor was close at the end of Series One of Torchwood and during the journey through the vortex towards Professor Yana/The Master at the beginning of “Utopia” – so why was it bubbling ominously when Donna and The Doctor entered the TARDIS just before their encounter with Rose in “The Stolen Earth”?

What did Dalek Caan mean when he called The Doctor the “threefold man”?

On the actor front; David Tennant has already finished filming this years Christmas Special and has confirmed he’ll be in next years specials too… Unless we’ve all been hoodwinked yet again!

So – will Rose and River each end up with our Doctor or his alternate reality counterpart?

Or will Rose or one of our other beloved “Children Of Time” simply just end? (As per Dalek Caans ominous prophecy?)

All of this is – of course – purely conjecture on my part and, though I don’t want the series to end, I can’t wait to find out!

Saturday nights will not be the same again until Series 5 in 2010!

Comment on Doctor Who’s Tardis for a spin by tardis

tardis — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 23:14:41 +0000

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Comment on Doctor Who Midnight episode review – Spoiler by Steve

Steve — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:18:26 +0000

This episode amazed me by the sheer number of questions it left unanswered, and yet felt (to me) complete. It was absolutely brilliant – tension within the episode leaving the viewer just as tense (which doesn’t usually affect me!), unanswered conundrums, the Doctor under attack from all sides and unable to do anything (and not really even saving the day this time!), all within a claustrophobic atmosphere which made you feel as if you were in the cabin with them.
More like this please!

Comment on Torchwood to return – to BBC1 for season three! by nicola

nicola — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 19:51:40 +0000

how awsome!! I love torchwood and so does my friend nick. Hmmmm…. if only john barrowman wasn’t gay…..

can’t wait for the trailers

what about toshiko tho – she was killed off ?

Comment on Doctor Who The Unicorn And The Wasp Review by agatha christie

agatha christie — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 16:02:17 +0000

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Comment on Torchwood to return – to BBC1 for season three! by JoAnn

JoAnn — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 05:21:14 +0000

Any idea if there will be additions to the cast to make up for the two losses last season?

Comment on Lights out Doctor Who review (Spoiler) by George Sweetnam

George Sweetnam — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 11:36:03 +0000

Spoilers – Read on.

So, with the doctor looking forward to his May and December relationship it seems that he can keep a copy of his lover on the hard drive to be downloaded whenever he feels ready to commit.

Talk about keeping a girl in every port!