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Yes he does and yes he is. Whoa!

 

The weeping angels are definitely my biggest excitement. I hear they've outdone themselves as for story-lines, the arc, and a "fairytale theme." River Song will prove interesting.

 

-CF

I concur wholeheartedly.

 

But might need to see a bit more of him before I decide if he's better than Tennant or not.

I'm already looking forward to getting my Matt Smith Sonic Screwdriver.

I'm already looking forward to getting my Matt Smith Sonic Screwdriver.

I'm looking forward to building a LEGO version.

Some people had doubts about how he'd do, but he's definitely got that Doctorish quirkiness in him. I think he's going to do an awesome job. =D

 

 

Turakii

"Apples! I love Apples! I think I'm having a craving!"

When did the Doctor Who series change the actor of the doc?

David Tennant wanted to leave.

 

At the end of last year with The End of Time Part 1 and 2.

David Tennant wanted to leave.

 

At the end of last year with The End of Time Part 1 and 2.

 

That's odd, because in the interveiw that Top Gear did with him, he said that was really the only reason why he wanted to become an actor.

 

Oh well.

When did the Doctor Who series change the actor of the doc?

Whenever the actor had had enough. (Or in one of their cases (6th?) the studio decided on the change.) (And 9th, Eccleston, actually only signed on for one season.)

 

-CF

I haven't watched the show since the says of the seventh Doctor, but Tufi showed me the bonny Scottish lass accompanying this newfangled eleventh guy.

 

She is very attractive.

I know, right! As much as I liked Donna's character, she wasn't all that pleasing to the eye.

You guys, I swear.

I haven't watched the show since the says of the seventh Doctor, but Tufi showed me the bonny Scottish lass accompanying this newfangled eleventh guy.

 

She is very attractive.

 

 

I know, right! As much as I liked Donna's character, she wasn't all that pleasing to the eye.

 

And who is this again?

Matt Smith is indeed legendary. Although, what really made the episode what it was was Stephen Moffat's superb writing. Prisoner Zero, like all of his monsters, was well-thought of and very chilling.

There is finally a Scot playing a recurring Scot (Go Scots)!

The rest of the series looks interesting, as well - I look forward to this Saturday's episode, which involves a futuristic UK in space.

Also, British-enslaved Daleks and space battles in episode 3.

I haven't seen the first Weeping Angel story yet - that's one of my goals before seeing their new two-parter episode.

Silurians are returning as well.

Geronimo!

I haven't seen the first Weeping Angel story yet - that's one of my goals before seeing their new two-parter episode.

You need to see the weeping angels. It's by far Moffat's best story, save perhaps for the library one.

I agree with Six here, The Weeping Angels was magnificent.

I am saddened that discussion has moved away from the attractive Scottish redhead.

I need to start watching Doctor Who...

Well i THINK (am not sure) But i think only 1 weeping angel comes back.

Sadface.

Well i THINK (am not sure) But i think only 1 weeping angel comes back.

Spoilers much? -B6

WHY GREEN??? WHY CAN'T WE HAVE A BLUE SS AS ALWAYS!

Smeag should watch his tongue concerning the frying Scottish lass before Nikira comes :wink:

WHY GREEN??? WHY CAN'T WE HAVE A BLUE SS AS ALWAYS!

 

The Green is actually a very nice hue and very nice to look at. The blue becomes hard on the eyes after a while.