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Bicyclops posted:To be fair, that is a revival thing rather than a Moffat thing. Nine and Ten screwed up a little now and then, but the Doctor has been getting more accurate with the TARDIS over the years. And he was able to come back seconds after he left for 100 years to pick Rose up at the end of Series 1's first episode Of course, Eleven was, what, 15 years late to pick up Amy? So it's rather hit & miss
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Well we all know the TARDIS takes him where he needs to be. So anytime the Doctor landed somewhere or somewhen unintended it was for the better. Anytime he landed with pin point accuracy it was just the TARDIS saying, "yes, I agree let's go there" rather than "weeeeellllll, how about here instead?"
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Sometimes I sort of miss the days of the First Doctor where he literally had no clue what he was doing and just ended up in a completely random point in space and time every time he activated it.
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Bicyclops posted:Sometimes I sort of miss the days of the First Doctor where he literally had no clue what he was doing and just ended up in a completely random point in space and time every time he activated it. Which is ironic, because Hartnell knew what every goddamn thing on that console was 'supposed' to do.
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AndyElusive posted:Well we all know the TARDIS takes him where he needs to be. So anytime the Doctor landed somewhere or somewhen unintended it was for the better. Anytime he landed with pin point accuracy it was just the TARDIS saying, "yes, I agree let's go there" rather than "weeeeellllll, how about here instead?" Yeah, I also see it as the Doctor generally being able to control the TARDIS properly but sometimes she knows he's needed right at the next planet over. Or a century prior to when he intended.
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CobiWann posted:Eight is the weary burned out manager who once had a dream of playing music and snogging redheads. I dunno, in the topsy-turvy world of heavy rock, having a good solid piece of wood in your hand is often useful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2-5LAe_x_0
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Meanwhile, in the German Spy Museum in Berlin...
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But that "warning" graphic was post and not one of mine, christ.
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That's a rather big life form to detect so late!
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Poor Pete. Was good while he lasted.
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echoplex posted:Our sets look amazing! They really do, the costuming is awesome too.
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I wish the trailer mentioned the children so I could have prepared myself mentally for this.
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Ahhh, the giant alien poop factory. The backbone of the British Empire.SiKboy posted:The CGI whalefish is... Well, let's say standard BBC quality. Haha, that's why I concentrate on the sets/costuming 
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I'm an easy mark but gently caress it I loved the knocking
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J33uk posted:I'm an easy mark but gently caress it I loved the knocking So it's pretty definitely wilf in the vault, right?
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Echoing pretty much everyone. It was decent, fun episode. I still haven't wanted to throw my phone/TV out if the, which is a record for recent Who. Also didn't expect the black Jesus line, but I'm good with it.
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https://www.bigfinish.com/news/v/doctor-who---series-10-special-offer-week-3 This is just happening every week for the whole season, isn't it? Interesting choice to include one of the old Companion Chronicles that doesn't have a download available.
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I think you can really see a new lease of life in Peter, because he feeds off Pearl so well. Gutting there's only going to be 1 series of them together. For the most part I never read the cast lists, so seeing who's in what is either a surprise when I go to the floor or when I see the final episode. I had no idea Nathan Barley was in this.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJQUhzuh5oI The Aftershow, for those who care https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0e0LA9U6SGA And the preview, with yet another creepy old house hiding dark secrets Vinylshadow fucked around with this message at 21:34 on Apr 29, 2017 |
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Vinylshadow posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJQUhzuh5oI Don't feel so bad about our australian Whovians programme anymore. Is that you getting a shoutout at the end echoplex? if so that's pretty cool. Your work is awesome.
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Jerusalem posted:That was solid, nothing groundbreaking but a fun watch. Agreed. The fish was basically Nibbler from Futurama's big brother, though. Also, see how many details from the episode you recognize in this painting, titled Frost Fair of 1814 (yes it was real): 
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BSam posted:Is that you getting a shoutout at the end echoplex? if so that's pretty cool. Yeah. Was amused by them using my twitter page featuring the Starbug interior and dogs, which feels like an accurate summation of my life. Carbon dioxide posted:Frost Fair of 1814 (yes it was real): The bridge at the start of the ep was actually a recreation of a bridge over the Thames that no longer exists, and there's only a few etchings of it in existence. We had to dial it back a bit/lot (the section we made is about 1/3rd scale and not as curved), but, still. Our Production Designer knows everything about architecture past. He has books he gives us for reference which are legit 1850s first editions with architectural drawings to copy. A lot didn't make the edit, but we did recreate a lot of stuff from the real Frost Fair - gingerbread wrapping, the souvenir mugs, the commemorative prints etc.
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I'm loving all the neckbeards complain for about how SJWs have infiltrated the once proud uncucked Doctor Who, when the second story ever had literal space nazis.
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TinTower posted:I'm loving all the neckbeards complain for about how SJWs have infiltrated the once proud uncucked Doctor Who, when the second story ever had literal space nazis. Tbf, punching a Dalek is probably a bad idea; you could break your fist.
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"The Thals should have just sat down and talked with Davros!  "
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3 episodes in and this is already Capaldi's best season. It's cruel that this is his last but I'm enjoying every minute of it.
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