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Re: Doctor Who SF Reboot! - Series 7 part 2

PostPosted: Jan 30, 2015 2:43 pm
by coracle
I've quite enjoyed Series 8. It had a mixture of events, places, scary aliens, Companion Alone, Companion and Boyfriend, and interesting/likeable one-off characters.
I liked the gradual development and introduction of the Doctor, as the episodes progressed. This was a real contrast to the Matt Smith first episode where by the time he had eaten a suitable first food he was competent to operate the Tardis and come back and start saving the world. The Twelfth Doctor was not well, he had to spend a lot of time learning his way around, and I think his lack of knowledge of social cues was a good source of comedy to lighten things.
I'm enjoying his blunt comments, my favourite of which is "Shut up, shut up, Shuttity Up Up Up!"
And he has now emerged as a Doctor with a sense of humour, who does know what is going on in the universe, but whose reactions can't be predicted. That's fine for me!
As for age, well it's nice to have a Doctor in my age group.

Re: Doctor Who SF Reboot! - Series 7 part 2

PostPosted: Aug 07, 2015 6:27 pm
by parableproductions
My weekend is planned - NuWho series 8 will be on Netflix starting tomorrow (8/8)!

I'm looking forward to finally be able to see all of the episodes. I've caught on here and there - and I like Capaldi.

Re: Doctor Who SF Reboot! - Series 7 part 2

PostPosted: Aug 14, 2015 3:02 am
by King_Erlian
Peter Capaldi has done the unthinkable: he's actually supplanted Jon Pertwee as my favourite Doctor. (Jon Pertwee was the first Doctor I remember watching regularly - I was too young to watch it when William Hartnell was the Doctor and I was still too young to really follow the stories when Patrick Troughton was the Doctor.)

I found the first two episodes and the final episode of Series 8 disappointing, but the rest of the series I thought was good. I liked the Christmas special too - it wasn't too silly in its use of Santa Claus but it didn't spoil the belief of children still young enough to believe in him.

Re: Doctor Who SF Reboot! - Series 7 part 2

PostPosted: Oct 19, 2015 12:12 pm
by stargazer
My cable provider has finally put the first 5 episodes of this series on demand, and I've watched them all over the past few days. I found them pretty enjoyable. There seems to be a trend to 2-part episodes which allows them to include more detail in the stories.

I also don't mind a Doctor closer to my age, coracle.