- Thu Feb 20, 2014 1:18 pm
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True enough. HE kinda cracked for that regeneration though. We'll see how he is with Peter Capaldi.
dlgn wrote:I'm sort of sad that they scrapped the entire "never kill anyone" thing that Tennant had going in End of Time.jailbird556 wrote:Eleven's never had any trouble killing Daleks. He tortured one in The Wedding of River Song, blew up an entire planet of them in Asylum of the Daleks, and killed every single last Dalek in The Day of the Doctor. Then they appeared out of nowhere with no explanation despite being all dead in The Time of the Doctor and he killed them again.dlgn wrote:So are the Daleks but he still doesn't want them dead either. The Doctor isn't okay with killing anyone.jailbird556 wrote:left it there was so nobody would die until he could get to a point where he could bring it back I guess. I think the latest season will be mostly his quests leading up to saving the planet/ universe.But the Time Lords are evil. Remember The End of Time?
My favourite two episodes by far has to be the "Sound of Drums" trilogy (does anyone else positively adore the Master in all his crazy awesomeness) and Blink with Sally Sparrow (it was actually refreshing to have a "non-Doctor" episode).
As for a favourite character, I really don't know. Aside from the Doctor and the Master (those are the boring obvious choices), River Song. Devil may care genius, the only one who can play the Doctor like he plays people, a really interesting character (they couldn't have picked better actors for both her brainwashed version and elder version).
Anyone ever been to Cardiff? It's lovely, especially when you accidentally drive by the chapel in Rose's dead dad paradox episode, along with going on a tour to loads of random recording places, like the church where the angels are standing in "Blink" and the building off which River Song jumps to escape the agents (if only all suicides ended like that). CARDIFF IS AWESOME.
