Series 9 was pretty shit and series 2 > 6 and 7, Edition
Last time >>63622903
>>63643096
>Series 9 was pretty shit
>>63643125
No backsies Moffat, you can't take that shit back
>>63643096
Gr8 b8 faggot
You must now rank the seasons of nuwho by how willing you'd be to have them as the only season you're allowed to rewatch.
5 > 9 > 8 > 1 > 4 > 3 > 6 > 7 > 2
>>63643024
Metal Gear Solid girl? You mean Grand-Daughter? If so, then no m8.
>>63643096
>not war doctor edition
/who/ a shit.
>>63643096
>series 2 > 6 and 7
Just do it please
>>63643244
>by how willing you'd be to have them as the only season you're allowed to rewatch
I've been out of the loop since March. Is Moffat stepping down this time like he was saying last year?
>>63643252
no this girl
>>63643244
1>8>5>7>4>3>6>2>9
>>63643285
Do you know how to use google?
>>63643285
he never said he was stepping down
think you were dreaming m8
>>63643293
I have no idea. I've never played any of those games.
>>63643244
5>8>9>3>7>1>6>4>2
>>63643304
>9 that low
>2 above 9
Fuck off m8
![690x100010[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/GDOXIGS.jpg "690x100010[1].jpg")
If in doubt remember to shout
The worst of all time is season nine, it was no bad this even rhymes
It's simple /who/res
>>63643267
briggs a shit
>>63643378
I just have strong antipathy toward 9.
>>63643413
>>63643378
>ranking 9 above anything
mein sides
>>63643149
I heard he did an audio book of The Wasp Factory
I've been looking for it for ages now
>>63643432
>It's bait anon
Get some new images m8, they're boring
>>63643283
Not the most graceful sentence ever written, no, but you should be able to solve this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulxRmR5eNYA
He may not care for the media, but he cares for the fans.
>>63643524
canon
>>63643479
>>63643524
>implying making an obviously forced video means he cares
>tfw the first episode of series 10 airs tomorrow
>tfw /who/ is kill
the hiatus between 9 and 10 really flew by. feels like yesterday we were all shitposting about river in the christmas special.
cya next off-season
>>63643574
>having made the video in the first place
>>63643211
>Series 2 has one goat episode
Bad b8 m8
>>63643624
Its not bait if its true.
>>63643596
Series 9 sucked all the will to live out of me.
>>63643662
>Impossible Planet
>Satan Pit
>not GOAT
>implying you're not baiting
please leave
>>63643624
it has 3
>>63643244
8>9>4>50th Anniversary Specials>Series 4 Specials>7a>1>5>7b>6>3>2
>>63643708
I count two parters as one whole episode
>>63643736
it has 2
>>63643736
>Not Explaining what they are
>>63643524
>you will never exploit your position as a dying kid in hospital to get 8, 9, and 12 to make a one-off multi-Doctor special
>>63643752
>Series 6 has 3 goat episodes(day of the moon, impossible astronaut
And so Girl in the Fireplace isn't GOAT while stuff like Day of the Moon and Impossible Astronaut are?
Terrible b8
>>63643839
girl in the fire place is the worst episode of nuwho
>>63643899
Moffat please leave
>>63643918
>Being this retarded
>>63643810
I wonder if Eccleston will ever do a Doctor Who Purgatory Cruise
Eccleston is the modern Tom Baker in terms of his hatred for the show becoming a love once more.
It seems now he has accepted Doctor Who as a major part of his life. This could mean he might return to the show one day.
And on that day, it will be a multi-Doctor story featuring 8, 9 and 12 and will end in 12s regeneration.
>>63643940
>not shitting on his own past episodes during someone else's era so he can elevate his own shit from his own era like series 6 eps
Fuck off m8
>>63644039
Please, Anon. I can only get so erect.
>>63644039
but Tom never hated the show
>>63644077
He never returned to the role (televised) until Day of the Doctor. He refused to do the five doctors
>>63644039
He's certainly accepted DW as being a major part of his career but I doubt he'll ever return unless he gets really desperate for work.
>I remember a man stopping me in Oxford Street once, looking at me with absolute incredulity; he couldn’t believe it. He said, ‘Tom Baker?’ A man in his late thirties. I said, ‘Yes’. He said, ‘Tom Baker?’ I said, ‘Yes!’ And he looked at me and in his brain he catapulted back in time and he said, ‘You know, when I was a boy, I was in a home for children; nobody wanted us, you know? It was terrible. And you made Saturday night good.’ And I went to say something to him and I could see him so close to tears that he couldn’t speak. And he shook his head as if to say, ‘Don’t go on, don’t remind me’ and he just did [a thumbs up]. Such a common thing, isn’t it, but suddenly backed up with an expression on his face through his tears that was a knighthood. It was a knighthood. Just thumbs up, meaning it was great, and thanks. It’s incredible, isn’t it? Just a gesture.
Next companion has already been cast and will be announced December 18th (I don't know who she is, but I do know that it's definitely a she).
More to come.
>>63644120
He didn't return because he thought it was too soon to come back. There hasn't been a doctor that legitimately "hated" the show.
>What is Dimension in Time?
>>63644224
gr8 b8 m8
>>63644243
Dimensions in time is an non-canon cross over with dr.who and bbc other show coronation street which is a soap opera.
>>63644224
jazzy
>>63644224
>mfw the next companion is a middle-aged screenwriter named Stevonne Moffat
what do you think of the new tardis, /who/?
>>63644341
10/10
I've been marathoning through the Moffat era stuff again the last few days. About halfway through Series 6 now and I don't remember it being so fucking irritating. I loved it when it first aired but watching it now is like a chore. Outside of the Impossible Astronaut two-parter and The Doctor's Wife the entire first half of the series is pretty fucking dull and overblown, and the second half really has nothing going for it but The God Complex. There's no real standouts otherwise, and the whole series has this drab feeling to it. Like they were trying to be darker and more serious after the mostly pretty lightherted Series 5, and it really doesn't suit Smith or the Ponds. Hopefully I don't end up having the same godawful revelation with Series 7.
>>63644172
>>63644602
Did you like 8/9?
>>63644602
>Hopefully I don't end up having the same godawful revelation with Series 7.
You're in for a rude awakening, series 7 is nothing but shit episodes and has no standouts at all
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0leIKO5Z2c
r8?
>>63644341
JESUS CHRIST HOW HORRIFYING!
>>63644700
Liked 8, thought 9 was pretty clunky but otherwise good.
>>63643791
>>63643792
>The Girl in the Fireplace
>The Impossible Planet
>The Satan Pit
that's it la
>>63644274
actually it was eastenders you silly twat
How many times have you masturbated to something Doctor Who-related, to the point where you achieved orgasm? I think I have only done this three times. The tablets I'm on make it impossible to ejaculate in under half an hour, though, now.
>>63644725
I feel that series 7 gets too much flack. While not outstanding, it's consistently competently crafted barring a few duds.
This bingo didn't work so good
how's the one for next episode coming along?
>>63644039
>mfw no NuWho 10 year Special.
>mfw no Eccleston, Tennant, Smith, and Capaldi working together.
>mfw no Paul "JUST" McGann constantly in the background crying.
>mfw they don't encounter the 13th Doctor and help him/her with some new threat
>mfw they don't go fishing or shitposting on /who/ afterwards
Kill me family.
>>63644845
I found that other than The Crimson Horror and Bells of St. John I actually kinda enjoyed all of the Clara episodes. The first half with Amy and Rory was kinda weak though, like they were going through the motions, drawing things out til it was time for them to leave.
>>63644976
How can Doctor know it feels like dying when he hasn't actually ever died before?
Reminder that 75% of this general is female and under the age of 23.
>>63645080
fun fact: that image of Capaldi is the one they use in the opening title sequence for his eyes
>>63645072
Because bad writing.
Regeneration is described as a rush, and all that changes is the body. Psychologically speaking they're still intact, not even counting the consciousness is the same.
IIRC During the Time War, the Time Lords have regenerated into some crazy shit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIPPlLV60xQ
GET in /who/
the Doctor loses Clalala and loves it.
>>63644827
Honestly, Doctor Who has accounted for the vast majority of wanks I've had since I started eight years ago.
>>63645080
I am one of those things, but not the other
Care to guess which i am? :)
>>63644827
I masturbated to Osgood a few times. No regrets.
>>63645165
>Psychologically speaking they're still intact, not even counting the consciousness is the same
Considering there's a complete personality overhaul each time, there's clearly some mental fuckery going on as well. Even the Doctor himself tends to regard his different regenerations as essentially different people each time they meet.
>>63644602
Am I the only one who liked that Flesh two-parter?
>>63645313
Yeah that's true. Gallifreyans store their previous regenerations in their DNA (the third strand).
If they're a Time Lord then they should be uploaded into the Matrix.
>>63645403
THE BEST DOCTOR!
Big Finish torrent?
>>63645783
what?
>>63645783
There are a lot of Big Finish torrents. Though I assume you want a torrent for the first War Doctor boxset.
There aren't any yet, sorry.
>>63645080
Some of us can afford the upgrade.
>>63646078
No, I want a good entry level torrent to do my work and listen to.
I have done no prior listening, and I want to at least try a few and see if the format is for me before I use said job to pay for content
>>63644969
You not knowing how to fill it does not mean that it didn't work out
>>63644976
>Done
Do you faggots know you can save images on mobile?
Sauce?
>>63645351
No, I appreciate it also. GOAT cliffhanger with better characterization of stock characters than anything we had this year.
Feel like it got overshadowed with the ganger Amy bit at the end, though.
>>63646220
dude, google "one fine time lord" if you just want to try out an audio. it's free and not too bad a story
>>63646260
which did i oversee?
>>63646272
>Feel like it got overshadowed with the ganger Amy bit at the end, though.
Fucking loved that as a means of explaining the whole preggo/not preggo thing, and i liked how they have the concept of gangers established in two episodes, as well as confirming the fact that they are effectively human, so "killing her off" was pretty fucking impressive.
>>63646433
Well said. Another thing I like is the tension developed from not knowing which Doctor was the real one, the inbuilt paranoia there, plus the question of exactly how many copies of that dark-haired girl there really were running around. It was certainly more than the two explicitly mentioned.
>>63646699
gr8 b8 m8
>>63646220
http://audiobookbay.cc/audio-books/doctor-who-ipod-audiobooks-doctor-who/
http://audiobookbay.cc/audio-books/doctor-who-big-finish-large-collection-multiple/
These have a lot of Big Finish stuff, I don't know which one is best seeded. You'll have to register to download them.
A good starting point could be Blood of the Daleks, the first release of the Eighth Doctor adventures.
Either that, or just sample some stories from the early part of the Monthly Range. I recommend Spare Parts (5th Doctor), The Holy Terror (6th), The Fearmonger (7th) and The Chimes of Midnight (8th).
>>63646718
How come?
>>63646718
You are the next companion
>>63644602
You're in luck because Season 7 goes too far in the opposite direction. It's "epic" in the worst possible way.
SERIOUSLY THOUGH WHAT WAS THE MYTHOLOGY IN HELL BENT MOFFAT WAS "WORRIED" ABOUT CHANGING I DIDN'T NOTICE ANYTHING
>>63646272
>better characterization of stock characters than anything we had this year.
The only one with a personality was Cleaves (and she only develops it in part 2). There are entire characters in that two parter who are literally impossible to remember, one of whom is one of the two sole survivors at the end.
I mean I appreciate it too but characterisation of guests was not its strong point.
>>63643596
>tfw the BBC would never allow Peter Capaldi to play a mini-episode where he plays the Doctor as Malcolm Tucker
This is really all I want from life.
>>63646869
Sorry, three survivors. See what I mean?!
>>63646851
Dunno. The half-human nod? The Doctor went insane in the cloisters as a child?
>>63646851
my guess is that it was the reason the Doctor left Gallifrey, it's the Cartmel Masterplan 2.0
>>63646851
It's ok if you miss things on your first viewing. I suggest watching again, only this time turn off your phone.
>>63643954
>Doctor Who Purgatory Cruise
What do these words mean when strung together in that order?
>>63646869
I think my point was more of a dig against the characterisation of stock character THIS year, really. I have no argument against what you just said, really, except to say that I clearly remember the guy with the birthday son, the girl who had such a strong ganger, and the leader woman who had a heart defect. Me remembering just those three is more than anything from Series 9.
my fucking question is where he got the guitar from that he played in the diner. He didn't have access to his tardis and was stuck in the desert
MOFFITT!!!!
>"I totally get Hell Bent! Clara doesn't actually have that much "wiggle room", because if she dies or gets stranded before she can return to Gallifrey, the universe will be fucked up. She has to go back sooner rather than later, and the Doctor would never let her!"
>Remember that Ashildr survived for billions of years
There's no salvaging this, is there?
>>63647078
I think it's implied that he travelled around for a bit after getting dumped in the desert (where did that truck at the start come from, for example? and how did he find out the TARDIS was gone from London?).
>>63647078
...
...
...uh...no shit.
...
>>63647081
>Remember that Ashildr survived for billions of years
What does this have to do with your point, exactly? Ashildr survived for billions of years PRIOR to getting onto the TARDIS with Clara. She could still die or something.
>>63647107
Not very well ;(
>>63643304
>Series 1 at the top of the list
This has to be b8 because literally no one could think the first series was the best. Eccleston was the cat's meow but otherwise it was a total write off, prove me wrong.
>>63647154
I was hoping that Clara would have a couple of years, not a couple of trillion.
>>63647154
He's saying that if Ashildr could successfully dodge death for 5 billion years, what's to stop Clara from doing the same? Surviving for billions of years worth of time before going back to her death?
Someone PLEASE tell me Tennant and Tate have a fucking album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miolIDLT1MY
>>63647199
>implying she's actually gonna travel for a trillion years
>>63647179
Series 1 was stronger than 95% of Classic Who seasons. Your argument is nonsensical.
>>63647224
Oh I see!
Yeah sorry mate, if she's careful Clara basically has infinite wiggle room. The whole point of that setup is that she ends up just like the Doctor, eternally putting off her destiny on Gallifrey and getting out of scrapes.
>>63644845
I don't think I could go so far as to regard series 7 as being "consistently competently crafted", but I don't think it's always full-on bad. I feel that the absence of GOATs is what makes people dislike series 7 so strongly. Up until then, we'd consistently had at least one GOAT story per series. I don't think that series 7 had any, though.
>>63647179
>Dalek
>Father's Day
>The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances
>Bad Wolf / The Parting of the Ways
All great episodes. And even the weaker episodes are far from shit, unless you get triggered by farts.
>>63643096
>unironically watching le wacky British man show
>>>/tumblr/
>>63647273
>Series 1 was stronger than 95% of Classic Who seasons.
i like s1 but you know this isn't true m8
>>63647313
You... you must be new here
>>63647313
>this meme again
that cat looks like it has downs
>>63647313
You're my favorite shitposter. I want you to know that. If I ever saw you in real life I would stick my tongue all the way down your throatbut not in a gay way, in a respectful way.
>>63647283
I think series 7 is a string of okay episodes really, but the reason I don't rate it very highly is because it feels a bit like they weren't really trying. I'd be more fond of a series that tried passionately to impress and ended up a hugely mixed bag, than one that was content to be unremarkable.
>>63647343
No, he's been posting that for at least a week now.
>>63647386
So he's definitely new then. Like just off /b/ new?
>>63647378
Wasn't Moffat extremely torn between Who and Sherlock that year?
>http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/why-i-found-series-9-a-big-disappointment-79002.htm
the comments are literal autism.
I agree with the article though.
Are you excited for Ben Wheatley's cinematic adaptation of Paradise Towers /who/?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRBeZGYisLg
If not you should unalive yourself.Red Kangs are best!
so, /who/ who do you believe should be the next doctor?
I'm putting my money on Aidan Gillen
New theory: The Time Lord general was right about Clara staying gone too long damaging the universe and she was the REAL reason behind the cracks in the universe back in S5. Everyone predicted/assumed the TARDIS would explode and cause it, but we know now that never actually happened. What really cracks the universe is Clara fucking around instead of dying.
>>63643412
Does somebody have an even higher res of this?
>>63643412
GOAT SHIRT
>>63647703
>but we know now that never actually happened
But it did happen. The Doctor just cloned the universe to fix the damage
>>63647595
Following the pattern,
9 is similar to 3, a harsh, rough and ragged badass sort of Doctor,
10 is similar to 4, he's the most loved
11 is similar to 5, he's the youngest, slightly different, more of a meek doctor.
12 is similar to 6, came after the youngest Doctor, nasty/cynical personality, came shortly after a major anniversary
therefore
13 will be like 7. He'll be small, cunning and maybe a little manipulative. But above all, he'll be a jester or a trickster.
>>63647595
>Aidan Gillen
>Dr. Pavel, I'm Dr. Who
>>63647556
When the fuck is this out? BEN YOU CUNT GIVE ME THE RELEASE DATE
>>63647554
>doctorwhotv.co.uk
>guest contributor
GUEST CONTRIBUTOR
![Rhind-Tutt_small[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/g6egZ4Y.jpg "Rhind-Tutt_small[1].jpg")
>>63647595
Julian Rhind-Tutt
>>63647777
Based 7's calls 7 as (7+7)-1 Doctor
>>63647759
For some reason I remember the TARDIS not exploding, just the Pandorica doing its thing. Am I remembering incorrectly.
>>63647378
Yeah, I guess that's a good way of putting it. There is some outstanding stuff, though. The Rings of Akhaten, for example. Although the episode lost it towards the end, the setting itself felt truly alien – potentially more alien than anything I've seen in New Who so far. The costumes and sets were great. There was definitely some effort there. I'd say the same thing about Cold War, as well. Lost it towards the end again, but it really did feel like an episode that Gatiss put effort into.
>>63647951
The TARDIS did explode, but it entered a state of perpetual explosion where it turned into a sort of mini-sun. This is what the Doctor flew the Pandorica into.
>>63647554
tldr
War Doctor audios torrent when?
>>63648096
Buy the fucking thing
>>63648080
Serie 9 = pigshit
>>63648167
Not everyone is rich like you anon
>>63648167
Already bought the physical release. Still waiting for it to ship, and I wanted it for the commute tomorrow. Calm the fuck down, Nicholas.
>>63648065
And how exactly did that reboot the universe, was that explained? I vaguely remember never really understanding WTF happened there.
>>63648167
Big Finish audios are way too expensive for what they are.
>>63647423
Nah, /fit/ and /g/ are my main stomping grounds
Just finished the first episode of war doctor. Is bretty good. To think the horrific flashes the war doctor has are hidden behind the ninth doctor's smile is incredible, though the flashbacks plot device was already used in dark eyes.
I don't see people's problem with briggs. When he sits down and breaks big events down into small, character driven dramas he's very good. More successful on the whole than RTD or Bidmead ever was.
>>63648242
If only they gave people a free download when they bought the CD, then these issues wouldn't occur.
>>63648264
Shut the fuck up.
>>63648167
Briggs made a career out of pirating Doctor Who
I'm just following in his footsteps.
>>63648302
>Being this mad
Its true
>>63648096
>>63648264
>>63648239
>>63648242
here's episode 1
http://picosong.com/Q493/
>>63648259
The Pandorica was hooked up to Amy's head and because she grew up with the crack in her wall she had memories of the entire universe and all of time. Something something the Pandorica used Amy's memories something something something energy from the TARDIS something something perfect reconstruction of the universe.
>>63648341
>http://picosong.com/Q493/
Wow. Briggs has really stepped up his game.
>>63648302
I didn't say they were bad. I'm actually quite enjoying the Eighth Doctor Adventures at the moment. But they're still pretty fucking expensive for just being audio plays.
>>63648341
I would be mad but I'm gald you didn't anything retarded like Goatsee or Screamers
>>63648341
I'm digging this
>>63648341
I'd be mad if I wasn't dancing in my chair. Well played, anon.
>>63647554
This raises a good point about Clara. For all the importance that Danny had in her life last year, he meant fuck all in Series 9. Just one reference.
Plus, that we never saw The Leaf or her 101 Places to See reccur again sticks in my craw.
>>63648360
Right.
I still don't think it makes sense but you're the man senpai
I would upload it, but there's been rumours that they embed digital watermarks into the files, like with promo CDs intended for review purposes.
>>63648259
Basically, the Pandorica was such a perfect prison it was practically a sealed reality bubble.
The moment the TARDIS exploded, it shat on every particle of space and time, except the small space inside the Pandorica which was perfectly preserved.
The Doctor theorised that, like a bit of DNA, a single particle of the original universe would be enough to recreate it from - but only if you used the restoration field inside the Pandorica (designed to keep the prisoner alive) and amped it up x100000 transmitting it to every single point in reality.
The way to do this would be to jam it into the TARDIS, which was exploding at every single point in reality.
So the Doctor rebooted the universe and everything went kablooey, while reality was rebuilding itself it filled in the spaces where Amy's missing family had been because she was able to remember them so vividly it was like "well they must have been real, in they go".
>>63648497
It was pretty poorly explained in the show.
>>63648539
They don't.
>>63648286
It's encouraging to hear that he has done small and character driven stuff this time around, I think the weariness of Briggs comes from his recent tendency to just do uninspired runarounds (see: a shitload of his Tom Baker audios)/
>>63648539
dont do it anon
>>63648341
Id be real mad if if this shit wasn't so catchy
>>63648302
Don't get mad m8. As understandable as the pricing is for a niche company Briggs runs in his basement, it's still pretty expensive.
Whoever replies to this post with trips gets to choose whether I upload the audio or not.
>>63648668
Do it.
>SJA Companion When?
>>63648668
Confirmed for not actually having it. Move along, people.
>>63648668
stop giving into thieves
big finish is a small company
they deserve the money
>>63648668
Don't do it
>>63648710
When she respawns
>>63648668
Roll
>>63648668
Don't rely on numbers, you're a free man... Oh no, that's the other series.
>>63648668
don't
>>63648710
Class when?
>>63648698
>>63648735
>>63648737
>>63648738
>>63648745
>>63648749
>>63648754
Sorry, guys! I'm afraid you've got to try harder!
>>63648668
Henry Rollins
all 13
>>63648668
Don't
>>63648737
You might be right, but $20 for 3 episodes is a hefty tag. You can buy entire seasons of American TV shows for $30, and that's 24 episodes of VIDEO content.
>>63649026
It's because they cater to a comparatively small audience. I'm not saying they don't make money, and I'm not saying that their prices are cheap. But a television show like House M.D. will probably sell more DVD/BD releases in just one season than Big Finish have overall, since they began. So this enters into it. I think that, to some extent, playing on fan mentality enters into it as well. It's like the British equivalent of those nutty Japs who spend £500 on a single figurine.
>>63649026
I love how this implies AUDIO is somehow lesser. Fucking plebs.
>>63648668
Confirmed for lying faggot
>>63649181
Yeah they are totally equal, that's why everyone still gathers around their family radio every evening, and the reason we're posting on /radio/.
>>63649181
>AUDIO is somehow lesser.
In terms of being vastly less expensive to produce and also materially consisting of less data, erm, well, yes, it is in a few senses.
Nowhere was it implied that audio is lesser in quality of entertainment. But if it was quality we were paying for, then I'd be needing a few refunds.
>>63644827
>the year of our lord 2015
>not fapping exclusively to jenna's toes
>>63649310
Sorry, babe. I guess I just won't bother then.
>>63649492
Fine by me,I don't even listen to audios
>>63649485
I wish she'd get a tit job already. I really want to ejaculate while fapping to her, but I can't get the pancakes out of my head.
>>63648668
Checkem.
>>63649552
Close, Barnable. Very close.
>>63649546
Titties look different in certain angle
>>63649492
Fuck off cunt
>>63649603
Sorry, I can't hear you over this War Doctor audio.
>>63648668
Don't and fuck off
>>63649181
It's lesser in its price to produce by a significant margin.
>>63649648
>>63649666
Told.
>>63649546
Excuse me. Those "pancakes" as you call them are a fucking STAPLE in Doctor Who lore. They are a part of the show, equal to the TARDIS and the sonic screwdriver. Integral to the very fabric of it.
>>63648668
Here.
>>63649666
Okay, then.
>>63649717
Those aren't pancakes, that's some orangutan titties
>>63649729
You gonna listen to Satan like that?
>>63649546
>>63649546
Virgin detected.
Her tits aren't GOAT by any means but they are passable as fuck homes
Also trips to cancel out that other fag's trips, drip the audio
>>63649666
The devil trips have spoken.
>>63649774
>>63649809
That pic makes me itchy.
Not that Anon.
I'll upload it if somebody can tell me a site where it won't be traced.
>>63649909
>what is tor?
>>63648013
Rings of Akhaten's designs with the alien market and the hovercraft thing gave me a really strong 80's Who vibe. The ending may have been wonky but it was pretty enjoyable otherwise.
>>63648492
I feel like a large part of that was that Clara was originally supposed to leave forever in Last Christmas, and they weren't sure what to do with her when she stayed on. Which is probably why we hardly see any of her life outside the TARDIS now, and why she's hardly there in certain episodes.
>>63649909
>>63649969
>I feel like a large part of that was that Clara was originally supposed to leave forever in Last Christmas, and they weren't sure what to do with her when she stayed on.
Well that's not quite true. To start with she was originally going to leave forever in DiH. Then she asked to stay on for Last Christmas. Then Moffat and Capaldi ambushed her to get her to stay on for S9 as well.
>>63650108
>>63649909
Fuck off cunt
>>63650186
Nick, cool it.
>>63650186
>>63649969
I thought she was more reckless because Danny died. Maybe there could have been more stuff about Danny in S9 but better having little than forcing it everywhere imo.
>>63646220
i am a huge fan of live 34 if only for the way it uses the medium to tell the story, the narrative is done as a form of news broadcasts and it works so well
I say we just discuss it without spoilers to be dicks to pirate anons who want to shit up the thread by continuously asking for piracy and telling people to fuck off(I'm pretty sure you guys are as annoying as i dont know where i am anon)
Besides,its an audio with 0 barriers to entry from big finish. I can see avoiding doom coalition because you didn't want to wade through 4 seasons and 4 boxes, but pick up and play with what is basically a whole new doctor? Either wait for it or shut up.
>>63650864
>>63650775
>>63650693
>posting the ones with fucked up colors
>>63650693
>>63650775
>>63650864
DoctorI don't know where I am
>>63650941
You're on /who/, anon.
>>63651025
John Hurt you mug
Reminder that Moffat should've fucked off with his 11 is the last Doctor and he's really gonna die this time and just had 8 be the "War Doctor"
>pretending that War Doctor doesn't exist somehow makes it so he's not in the Doctor's time stream
what?
>>63651448
Blame Eccleston
>>63651448
>pretending that War Doctor doesn't exist somehow makes it so he's not in the Doctor's time stream
But he was in the Doctor's time stream. Like that's literally the first place we ever saw him
>>63651448
>pretending that War Doctor doesn't exist somehow makes it so he's not in the Doctor's time stream
But he was in the Doctor's time stream?
If you're wondering why Clara didn't recognise him/why he had such a reserved presence in there, it's probably got something to do with the Time War, or even as Moffat himself statedthe fact you're a little gay bitch
>>63651448
>Moffat should've fucked off with his 11 is the last Doctor and he's really gonna die this time
He didn't even make much of it, the fucking Hybrid had more foreshadowing than the Drs final regeneration.
I fucking hate Moffat
>>63651493
Moffat had the option of either creating a nonsensical War Doctor, or just having 8 on his own and because of the pressure, become the "War Doctor".
He chose poorly
>>63651596
Clara didn't see him until she was out of the time stream, she saw all of his faces, and didn't see War, cause he's separate somehow even though all the Doctor can do is pretend he's not real
>>63651614
That's 'cause he's making it up as he goes along.
>>63651614
I hate you too anon
>>63651688
>she saw all of his faces, and didn't see War
Easily explained, virtually all of his time spent as War is time-locked.
>>63651614
>He didn't even make much of it, the fucking Hybrid had more foreshadowing than the Drs final regeneration.
The entirety of Smith's run was foreshadowing of the Doctor's last battle on Trenzalore, you dumbass.
>huh, what are all these cracks? the silence exploded the tardis!
>huh, why do the silence want to kill me? they don't want me to reach trenzalore and say my name!
>huh, why are there so many copies of this girl? she jumped into my timestream-corpse to protect me from the great intelligence, on trenzalore where i'd died a long time beforehand in a really long battle!
>huh, why did i die in a really long battle on trenzalore? because i had to protect the pocket-universe time lords from being attacked by daleks, cybermen etc. and starting a second time war, but i'm in my last body so i'm dead forever after this!
>wait, the time lords afforded me new lives anyway without me having to say my name, time to be scottish and grumpy
it's winding and kind of erratic but there's a definite arc
