discussion The 13th Doctor

[Guest]

It’s pretty easy being a pacifist if your opponents never manage to shoot anywhere near anything important Seriously, every bad guy who’s used guns so far in this series would probably lose to Imperial stormtroopers in a marksmanship contest.

 

[spanner570]

...yet another good reason for not watching tele.

Ban Easter too, so no more Easter eggs on the shelves in January......but I digress. Sorry Moni'

 

[monica]

I,m thinking the same real cannot kill or blow something up,but the bad guys can,think thats a bit to far for me,as well,
but if you have noticed that when someone dies she is not reacting to it always ,in a like oh what happen or no,like
she did in the 1st,

 

[Ian M]

I have only managed to see a handful of the ones with the new doctor. As others have commented. Poor stories and always some moral / historical lesson. As for the pacifist The Doctor has never really liked guns but that is taking it too far.
As far as the best Doctor? I rediscovered Dr. Who with Eccelston, Tennant then Smith then Capaldi I do recall the first two as well. Hartnel and Troughton.

 

[boatman]

I have only managed to see a handful of the ones with the new doctor. As others have commented. Poor stories and always some moral / historical lesson. As for the pacifist The Doctor has never really liked guns but that is taking it too far.
As far as the best Doctor? I rediscovered Dr. Who with Eccelston, Tennant then Smith then Capaldi I do recall the first two as well. Hartnel and Troughton.

Same here Ian an what Monica said
chris

 

[monica]

I have only managed to see a handful of the ones with the new doctor. As others have commented. Poor stories and always some moral / historical lesson. As for the pacifist The Doctor has never really liked guns but that is taking it too far.
As far as the best Doctor? I rediscovered Dr. Who with Eccelston, Tennant then Smith then Capaldi I do recall the first two as well. Hartnel and Troughton.

kind of thinking the same,but I some times think we do forget that it was a kids show and the stories were kind of to
keep big people entertained ,but it has changed a lot and without moffet being show runner as well

 

[Guest]

Getting to politically correct for me, I like the early ones ,Patrick T. William H White ?
David Tennant and Christopher, can't recall his surname were great.
Suppose the longer you keep going the harder it become to write a story line

 

[Guest]

That’s why they change the production teams around every so often TBH, many episodes of the last season under the previous crew were only barely watchable, if you ask me.

 

[spanner570]

I still have night time mares from the Saturday Matinee at the Flicks, seeing the 'Mud Men' in Flash Gordon - And that was in the late '50's!.... :cold-sweat: