The Actual Happy Birthday Colin Baker Edition
Last thread: >>70567373
So, best Six media?
Personally, I think the books are underrated.
>>70583887
>>70583942
I'm sorry.
>>70583088
>>70583256
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>>70583323
>>70583498
>>70583586
>>70583657
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>>70583736
Bit of a clusterfuck, innit?
>>70584012
>>70584012
Yes it is.
Both the /who/ threads and River's timeline
TV: Revelation of the Daleks.
Ear: don't listen to them so I'll say Slipback.
>>70583770
She can pee on my cock any day hehehehehehehehhehehhehheheheh Get it? Peacock = pee on my cock
Fuck I'm clever
>>70584083
Why do you like Revelations? It barely shows the Doctor, although I will admit the "consumer resistance" joke is genius.
That look in her eyes..
>>70583887
Time for best Six (that isn't Six) audio:closest i ever got to BF
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfgjC2LJ3UI
>>70584311
You just know that they were best of friends.
>Copy this code
Captscha is getting weirder.
We need another Small Beginnings audio. I liked the last ones.
>>70583959
Come on, there have to be some Sixie fans out there!
>>70585009
>right now, the painter from Korea might be painting the next masterpiece of 12 and Bill
>>70584225
I never saw much in Saward's writing, then saw this again recently, years after the first time I saw it. It works. It's so sophisticated, apart from the snobbish Orcini stuff which Saward apparently means on some level but which is recuperable as camp. The production is excellent. Alexei Sayle is the show's first glimmering of hipness, an element which, like the humour, blossoms in the following era. The inappropriateness and indifference to the format is such a 'take this job and shove it' gesture from Saward that it's odd that he stayed on the show for so long after this.
>>70585301
Maybe I need to give the episode a rewatch.
![6mjEVrD[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/yy30Yl0.jpg "6mjEVrD[1].jpg")
>It's a Barry Letts episode
>>70585330
Which is your current favourite Sixie story?
>>70585840
Hmm. Right now, I'd have to say either Jubilee, or the Quantum Archangel book (for adding depth to Mel and Six's relationship.)
I should watch more Sixie TV eps, actually.
I guess big finish is mandatory for 6? I'm nearly done with 4 and found some good ear stories but would rather just watch the show the whole time rather than listen in between.
>>70586215
Basically. The books might work as well.
>>70586215
>mandatory
You could just skip straight to the brink of death.
Everything else besides Piscon Paradox doesn't matter
>when the words "doctor who" appear in a headline but it's not about the show
>>70583959
TV - Vengeance on Varos, it's scarily plausible (and, iirc, was written before reality TV really existed?)
Audio - The Marian Conpiracy's one of the all time best companion introductions, and Evelyn > Peri any day.
Book - only read Players from that 50th set, so I guess that'll be it by default. Though Millennial Rites looks really interesting.
Comics - Voyager, with honorary mention for that graphic novel Colin wrote himself.
>>70586671
> when you see one of those headlines you know is from a fictitious 'headwarming' bit of propaganda
>>70586836
>'headwarming'
What?
>>70586953
I meant to put 'heartwarming', but I was distracted.
>>70587030
What's heartwarming about a doctor recommending abortion? Granted, it's what any responsible doctor would do since tards shouldn't be allowed to be born.
Has Colin ever told us what his favourite pie filling is?
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>>70587078
The 'heartwarming' part is the letter which is obviously going to be most of the story, which will just be this completely specious, sentimental rant for stupid people to share on Facebook.
>>70587116
Great work by RamonSalamander, thanks anon!
>>70582375
which one of you was this
Well, that's it. I have now seen every Pertwee serial, barring The Five Doctors.
I will miss him. Planet of the Spiders was pretty decent. I like how episode 2 was pretty much "Jon's leaving, so let's give him a big chase sequence in as many vehicles as the BBC can afford."
I'll miss Jon, I'll miss UNIT. 3's was a very strong, consistent era. Now to continue my journey through 4's era (I watched from Robot up to Pyramids of Mars, yes I'm watching somewhat out of order.)
Pretty good story but I found it a bit hard to follow than tv. Also Nick Briggs's Cybermen sound like Daleks pretending to be Cybermen.
>>70587854
But have you seenDimensions in Time?
>>70587861
>hard to follow
Yeah I felt this at times. Audio stories require more attention, or rather a different kind of attention. I listen to them before I go to sleep, in the dark in bed. I find this helps me concentrate solely on the story.
>>70587891
No, I'm going to watch it eventually but I'm not sure when I will. I'll eventually end up watching noncanon things just for more Who, but there's plenty Who before I do
>>70587937
> Dimensions in Time
> noncanon
I hope I've misunderstood you.
>>70588059
Nope, they've impugned the honor of Big Ron.
>>70588134
As they are not Sontarans, they cannot impugn his honour.
>>70584012
>>70584079
It gets even crazier when you realize that River is alsoMel from the JNT era.
Do you ever take a moment to just sit back and think
i LOVE doctor who
>>70589601
I fucking hate Doctor Who and I say this as a true fan.
>>70589601
I mean, I love certain parts. Mostly McCoy, Eccleston and noncanon 90's material.
>>70584612
>>Copy this code
>Captscha is getting weirder.
That's actually be around for a long time, lucky it doesn't happen often.
>>70584612
>>70590363
Just use legacy captcha, 90% of the time you only need to type three digits
>>70583959
the comics, hands down. too bad they're overshadowed by big finish in the fandom
>>70590822
Yeah, I'm usually too lazy to change the settings unless I'm posting more frequently like when there are actually things to discuss.
I remember when the first introduced the new captcha they said most of the time you don't even need to do anything, and for a while you didn't. I think it was something like google used the cursor movements to determine if you were a bot or not, and if it thought you were it would give you a captcha otherwise it just accepted it and you were done.
>>70591332
Shit, wrong tab!
The Holy Terror is my personal favourite Sixie story.
/who/, the time has come. Now,
DETONATE
THE REALITY
BOMB!!!!!!!!!
>>70586729
Millenial Rites was rather good, I thought. Though it has been something like four years since I read it, I might have worn rose-tinted glasses at the time.
I also liked the "original" regeneration episode "Spiral Scratch". All the Sixth Doctors of the multiverse unite to stop a common thread (interdimenional fish, but w/e)
Then there's the Time of Your Life/Killing Ground duology, that is unbelievably gory at times and reads more like a Punisher Max issue than DW, but it did the whole "absolutely useless companion" shtick first and better than Adam in the new series. Also features horrific scenes of someonevoluntarily undergoing cyber conversionto record the process for posterity with a dark twist at the end.
As for Audios, I'm overly fond of the "Return of Jamie" Trilogy "CIty of Spires", "Wreck of the Titan" and "Legend of the Cybermen".
>>70583959
Comics and audios.
>>70586215
Nothing is mandatory. Watch/listen/read whatever you like and skip/ignore whatever you don't.
>>70594806
Sure but I'm just trying to watch the show in order and have a good time. Apparently 6 is unwatchable to anyone that's not obsessed. I've heard that there's some sort of character development in the big finish stuff and also a sort of salvaging of his death that might make it less of a shit time.
>>70592333
I don't get this meme. Which story is it from?
>>70594909
Series 4 finale.
>>70594909
Journey's End.
>>70594856
The only BF I've been listening to in order is McGann. I've been jumping back and forth with the other guys and I don't feel that I've missed out on anything in the way of character development.
>>70583674
The whole Name Of The Doctor timeline was erased when Clara changed the future in Time Of The Doctor. In that timeline there was no Capaldi, hence River really thought he was going to die there.
Now that brings up another question: if there was no Capaldi, who the hell brought River to Darillium in the aborted timeline? You'll have to ask a better man than me.
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>>70594944
No wonder I didn't remember it. I must have blanked it from my mind.
>>70594856
It's 2016 and you are watching Classic Who, you are already obsessed.
>>70594994
>The whole Name Of The Doctor timeline was erased when Clara changed the future in Time Of The Doctor.
no it wasn't
http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/moffat-explains-doctors-timey-tomb-62195.htm
When I was little I thought that the reason there were different Dr Whos was that he was like a GP and when he went away, they got in another Dr to cover for him.
>>70595431
That's pretty much it.
>>70595554
I suppose it is now that I think about it.
>>70595431
What's GP?
>>70595631
General practitioner.
>>70595617
It's not. I rused you.
>>70595693
But it kinda is. One Dr Who goes away, another Dr Who comes in to replace him.
>>70595820
>Dooming your child to live with disability and gloating in mail
Am I supposed to be heartwarmed?
>>70596128
It's just another example of the lengths some females will go to to seek victim points and attention.
>>70596128
Eh, down's isn't as bad as it used to be. They've nailed down the low IQ and fucked up eyes to thyroid problems, so they'll never be sub-functional again.
>>70596300
There's different levels of potatoness. Some are actually reasonably normal and able to perform useful functions but others are good for nothing more than licking windows.
>>70596416
that's what I'm saying. They get their thyroid levels right, no more window-lickers.
More doctor who fans no matter what though
>>70596544
I don't see the point desu. I'd rather just abort and hope for better luck next time.
>>70596639
Pregnancy hormones are pretty hard to fight.
And since we're all about "what feels right is right" these days, pregancy hormones are going to trump any sort of logical/rational argument.
But hey, free sub-class.
>>70596763
>Pregnancy hormones are pretty hard to fight.
I'm twice the size of her so it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
>>70596763
>But hey, free sub-class.
Tyranny, you say? How can you tyrannize someone who does not feel pain?
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>>70597631
I cringed so hard that my arsehole nearly turned inside out. Shit like this is the reason I keep my Doctor Who fan status under my hat. I do not want to attract nor be associated with autists like those.
>>70597716
>I don't want to have fun with people who like what I do
If you could get any writer to write an episode of doctor who, who would you get?
[Spoiler]I would kill for grrm to write an episode but the fat man doesn't have enough life left in him to finish his own work[/spoiler]
>>70597759
>doesn't know how to have fun without making himself a social pariah
>>70597834
I'd love Ben Aaronovitch back. His two McCoy stories are some of my favourites from the era. As for writers who haven't already written for the show, I think Clive Barker could come up with something good.
>>70597834
[Spoiler]I would want George R. R. Martin to pen an episode of Doctor Who[/spoiler]
>>70597834
JJ Abrams. Moffat is trying to be him anyway, why not bring in original?
I don't really know any British writers outside of DW roster.
>>70597924
There's no reason they should have to be British. Surely they've had foreigners write for the show before?
>>70597834
>grrm sci fi
>the doctor having to deal with telepathic tree wizards and mutant humans
Could be cool
>>70587861
>Also Nick Briggs's Cybermen sound like Daleks pretending to be Cybermen.
That's how the original Cybermen sound mate.
>>70587861
Nick Briggs has done the cyberman voices for TV DW since 2006
>>70583959
Audios have GOAT stories, and gave his Doctor the long life he deserved. Even at their worst, Colin always gives everything to his performance and elevates the scripts.
Has anyone read the comic written by Colin retconning Mindwarp with Frobisher in it ?
I'm going to be bitterly disappointed if, when it comes to the story that elaborates on Missy's "idea" she had with the daleks, they don't call it "The Master's Dalek Plan".
>>70599051
>when it comes to the story that elaborates on Missy's "idea" she had with the daleks
There's going to be no such episode.
>>70599051
Here are my ratings for the Colin ear stories I've heard /who/ :
“The Sirens of Time”4/10
“Whispers of Terror” 6/10
“The Marian Conspiracy” 8/10
“The Spectre of Lanyon Moor” 4/10
"The Apocalypse Element" 3/10
“The Holy Terror” 9,5/10
“Bloodtide” 8,5/10
"Project: Twilight" 6/10
"The One Doctor" 9/10"
"…ish" 7,75/10
“The Sandman” 3/10
"Jubilee" 9/10
"Doctor Who and the Pirates" 10/10
"Project: Lazarus" 7,5/10
"Davros" 9/10
The Wormery" 7,5/10
“Arrangements for War” 9/10
“Medicinal Purposes” 6/10
The Juggernauts" 6,5/10"
Catch 1782 : 7,25/10
"Thicker Than Water” 8/10
Pier Pressure" 2/10
"The Nowhere Place" 7/10
“The Reaping” 8/10
Year of the Pig" 10/10"
ID 4/10
Urgent Call 8/10
The Wishing Beast 7/10
The Vanity Box 6/10
“100 BC” 0/10
“My Own Private Wolfgang” 8/10
“Bedtime Story” 7/10
“The 100 Days of the Doctor” N/A /10"
The Condemned 5,5/10
“Assassin in the Limelight” 5/10
The Doomwood Curse 6/10
Brotherhood of the Daleks 5,75/10
The Raincloud Man 7/10
“Patient Zero” 8/10
“Paper Cuts” 6,5/10
“Blue Forgotten Planet” 8/10
City of Spires : 6,5/10
The Wreck of the Titan : 8/10
“Legend of the Cybermen” 9/10
“The Crimes of Thomas Brewster” 6/10
"The Feast of Axos" 7,5/10
"Industrial Evolution 5/10
Recorded Time : 7,5/10
Paradoxicide : 7/10
A Most Excellent Match : 6,5/10
Question marks : 7/10
The Ratings War 5,5/10
The Light at the End 3,5/10
Slipback : 2/10
The Worlds of Doctor Who
4. Second Sight 7/10
The Sixth Doctor: The Last Adventure
1. The End of the Line 7,5/10
2. The Red House 4/10
3. Stage Fright 8/10
4. The Brink of Death 7,5/10
"The Maltese Penguin" 9/10
"Real Time" 4/10
Her Final Flight : 3/10
Cryptobiosis 6,75/10
"Return of the Krotons" 6/10
The Wings of a Butterfly 7,5/10
The Doctor’s Coat 7/10
Is this any good?
>>70599265
It has an average reputation.
>>70599239
Okay.
want to get into Big Finish. Anywhere i can listen for free? also what stories are good?
>>70599239
According to your rankings I've listened to a 9.5, 9, 10, and a 9.
>>70599315
>pirating BF
>>70599315
There's some free short stories and single eps on their site. The first 50 of the main range are only £3. Of course there are other methods of obtaining ear stories but I couldn't possibly condone that.
>>70599330
It's more a rating of how much I enjoyed it rather than how good it was.
>>70599408
I'm not going to argue with that 10/10. Pirates is probably still the most fun I've had with a Doctor Who story.
>>70599507
Oh, I just wanted to make that clear ; I rated Year of the Pig 10/10 but I realize that it caters to my interests a lot.
>>70599408
>It's more a rating of how much I enjoyed it rather than how good it was.
But surely how much you enjoy it is a reflection of how good you perceive it to be? Unless you like them ironically. I know some Who fans are like that.
>>70599705
Not always.
I'm usually not into character-driven drama as much as more plot-focused story for exemple, as a result there's stuff like the Oliver Harper trilogy that I feel were very good but only rated around 7 because I didn't like them as much as I could if my tastes were different.
There's not that much I love ironically on audio, it does happen from time to time but not as often as what I described above.
The Ultimate Adventure is unintentionaly hilarous though.
Everyone seen this? Dunno if it's old new already.
http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/capaldi-has-filmed-something-new-concerning-clara-80689.htm
>>70601165
old desu
![BlackMirror-cover[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/ZroaHAd.jpg "BlackMirror-cover[1].jpg")
>>70597834
< Charlie Brooker.
>>70601165
It's old.My theory is that the Doctor will see a Clala memorial in Coal Hill School, and appear to remember her. However, it will be ambiguously done so we won't be sure.
>>70601505
He already knows what she looks. There's just no emotional attachment anymore.
>>70599848
>unintentionaly hilarous
? It's a comedy naboo creampie?
>>70599239
Looking for attention, kiddo?
>>70601639
>comedy naboo creampie
What does this mean I'm very curious
>>70601665
>actually being the "kiddo"-poster
embarrassing
I want to die
>>70601908
Weak response faggot. You are obviously upset.
>>70602856
Sorry.
>she wasn't the new companion
https://youtu.be/-5YjSapN_G4
Why?
>>70583887
did we tweet at colin this year?
>>70586671
>tfw capped this to post on /who/ but someone beat me to it
>>70602856
He's not even me !
>>70601639
It's a pantonime from the late 80's featuring Colin Baker and Jon Pertwee as the Doctor ; it features them doing a mission for Margaret Tatcher, useless cybermen, awful songs and a lot of other shit that make it quite embarassing for the franchise.
Big Finish adapted it for audio.
RIP /who/
Killed by hiatus
Only Chibnall can resurrect it.
Wonder if Capaldi will consistently wear the red velvet costume with the crisp white shirt and waistcoat in S10?
Or will they put hoodies over the red velvet? Hope not.
Although i kind of liked what they did in S8 by giving him the same costume, but giving him a different coloured/styled shirt each week.
>>70604467
i agree. the hoodie was fucking shit
>>70604467
The hoodie and Hartnell trousers were GOAT comfy but i'm pretty sure they aren't returning anytime soon. All the recent promo stuff has shown him in the velvet.
>>70599239
>using commas instead of decimal points
dirty foreigner!!!!
>>70604674
At least I'm not a tripfag.
Did Tom get hot all the time wearing the outfit? Seemed rather ridiculous in some episodes like Power Of Kroll when he's walking through a wet swamp.
>>70599363
Speaking of folders in which at least 50% not pirated ...
Tardis Wiki still going on about Vienna being canon or not
Drama in article discussion
>>70604595
Reminder that the hoodie first appeared in Series 8
>>70599051
It was an Italian Job reference and will never be mentioned again
>>70601505
Has he forgotten her then? Sorry if it's a silly question but I've not seen s9.
>>70604933
You do realise that you don't have to put on a trip like an attention seeking twat whenever anyone posts that image?
>>70605491
Leave now unless you want massive spoilers.
>>70605659
It's okay. Spoil away.
>>70605491
Yes, he got a memory block on Clara specifically. He remembers things they did when they were together but not Clara herself.
>>70605659
He's probably that anon who doesn't watch new Who.
>>70605745
What's the reason for the block?
>>70604933
I really don't get the discussion. Vienna first showed up in a Doctor Who story and then the same character showed up in a series of non-doctor-who-stories. So what if these story are not meant to take place in the same fictional universe or if they're not canon? There's still a definite, undeniable connection to the main franchise.
But don't mind me, I'm the guy who'd cover the Minister of Chance series as well.
>>70605785
Copied from the Tardis Wiki. Not sure if this makes much sense out of contex. You really should just watch the last 3 episodes desu.Clara watches on the monitor, coming to learn that the Doctor plans to erase all memory of himself from her, then drop her off somewhere to live her life. When the Doctor and Me enter the TARDIS, Clara argues with him, demanding to keep her memories and revealing she used the sonic sunglasses to "reverse the polarity" of the neural block device to erase the Doctor's memory if he used it on her. The Doctor is sceptical; however, they both agree to take a fifty-fifty chance to have one of them have their memories wiped at random. After Clara suggests they forget the whole thing and just "fly away somewhere", they both touch the device, and press the button. It turns out the Doctor is the one to lose his memories. He collapses in pain to the floor. Before losing his memories, he gives out advice, from "never be cruel or cowardly", to the more bizarre "never eat pears". He asks Clara for one last smile before he blacks out.
>>70606153
Thanks. I'll have a read of the episode articles.
>>70605785
they played russian memory roulette and he lost
>>70606186
Don't read the Heaven Sent article. You'd be ruining some good who.
>>70606153
that's one terrible writing style. Reading the tardis wikia is absolutely no fun at all.
>>70606186
Just watch the fucking episodes dude
>>70583887
>>70583887
that green watch chain is so tacky
>>70607002
the entire costume is so tacky
>>70607002
Out of that whole costume you single out the watch chain as being tacky. Tbh it's the classiest part of it.
>>70607081
The classiest part is clearly the cat pin.
>>70607355
Nah m8. The cat is pure tack.
http://www.cultbox.co.uk/news/headlines/doctor-who-spin-off-class-will-air-on-bbc-one-after-online-debut
http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/sea-devils-and-axons-to-return-for-series-10-80686.htm
OH MY FUCK. THAT SEA DEVIL REDESIGN!!!
>>70608052
Wow, looks amazing. Much better than the Silurian redesign.
>>70608052
Bloody hell that's good. Love the metallic netting. S10 looks GOAT
>>70608052
>>70608106
>>70608152
B8 and samefag.
>>70605785
Shitty writing which will fall apart when thought about for 5 mins m8
reminder Me isn't her fucking name you literal minded autistic cunts
>>70608052
>http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/sea-devils-and-axons-to-return-for-series-10-80686.htm
>>70608106
>>70608152
fuck off connor
>>70608323
Then why did people call her Lady Me and Mayor Me?
>>70608323
You're the one with the russelled davies m8. I think you'll find that makes you the autistic one.
>>70608323
But it's the name she calls herselfFah a longer way torun you clever boy
>>70608387
>I triggered this nigger
>>70608171
Nice meme
>>70608438
Sure. Tell yourself that. It can be your achievement for the year.
>>70608356
>>70608432
>cloister immediately references a gay musical because he's totally fucking predictable
>>70608456
nice ms paint
>>70608501
I try to be consistent.
>>70608372
shitty writing by a fucking useless writer
>>70608501
>monganon trying to stir shit because his mommy didn't show him enough love.
Reminder that she was only called "Me" so Moffat could 'trick' everyone into thinking The Doctor was the hybrid in the final moments of Heaven Sent.
What a shit plotline. Series 9 = garbage.
>>70608514
Confirm the metadata
>>70594856
BF Sixie is best Sixie.
>>70608594
>butthurt faggot can't take a shitposting but likes to deal out a shitposting all over the net
>he's a snivelling, cowardly little shite and a bully
>>70608279
how does it fall apart?
>>70608640
THIS guy gets it. Every aspect.
>>70608640
phuck oph rufus
>>70608688
HAHAH! Fuck off snide anon you predictable ballbag :D
How about this - You explain how it works in full and is totally airtight, even if the Doctor looks up TARDIS visual records and keeps meeting people who ask him how Clara is doing etc etc
>>70608716
>Every aspect.
>post is about one aspect
>>70608789
retard
>>70608835
I also said S9 was shit.
>>70608853
Yeah fuck you m8. Go and use this shit time-wasting tactic on someone else, dickhead. :)
>>70608789
What? That's not an issue. He already knows the chick in the diner was Clara by the end of Hell Bent and left it at that.
>>70608874
No you said it was garbage.
>>70608640
Wasn't there a bit of a reversal on that with the both of them standing at the end of the universe with "me" questioning why the doctor was so enamored with earth?
>>70599239
Prett much agree with everything on the list. I like the cut of your jib, anon. Person after my own hearts.
>>70608874
yup, that is exactly why I said every aspect - the other anon is obviously butthurt and slightly retarded, m8
>>70608874
That's not an aspect.It's a meme.
>>70599315
It really is worth purchasing BF. The first 50 stories in the main range are pretty cheap and have a nice variety, and you can decide what you wanna branch out into from there. Because there's a shit ton of audios, m8. So many.
>>70608989
>replying to himself to big up his own autistic list
>>70599265
6.5/10 I'd say. Nothing too engaging, but not boring either.
>>70608951
the cunt who wrote this shit almost certainly doesn't know exactly what happened at the end
>>70608663
Nah. It's not worth it.
My balls, they itch.
>>70599265
Not really, no.
IF you have ever played the D&D module "Tomb of Horros" and it;s sequal, then you know the story of this.
The 'author' has just copied each trick and trap in the module and changed it to a spaceship.
The plot is thinner than an amoeba's cock.
>>70609147
Do you shave them? Mine really itch when the pubes start growing back.
>>70609095
go to bed Steven
>>70609095
Entirely possible, my eyes started rolling at some point during the episode and frankly I'm not sure if they ever stopped.
>>70609213
I've never shaved them.
>>70609238
Moff does this all the time. He starts with one idea in his head and changes his mind so many times that by the the finale he drops things, changes things or crudely fudges things to try and force it to work.
>>70609259
There really is nothing like a shorn scrotum, it's breathtaking, I suggest you try it
>>70609036
Nice try mate.
I wrote these:
>>70593013
>>70609055
>>70608989
>>70608668
but not this one:
>>70599239
>>70608789
What the fuck are you talking about?
He remembers everything about Clara except her face
>>70609310
desu i've kinda thought this with rory's badge since series 5.
>>70609328
Dr. Evil pls.
>>70609310
True, but to be fair, Matt was originally supposed to stay for S8, where his plotline would've been tied up. Hence the rushed ending.
S9's plotline was shit though. And the S8 finale of the Master giving the Doctor an army of cybermen for his birthday was laughable.
>>70609357
>>70609385
>desu i've kinda thought this with rory's badge since series 5
that is one example of many, agreed
>>70609395
>And the S8 finale of the Master giving the Doctor an army of cybermen for his birthday was laughabl
I liked it. Thought that was one of the better parts of DIH.
>>70609400
>>70609357
I can confirm.
>>70609385
>>70609427
That was production error though. As far as dropped plot lines go, what was up wuthering all those omega symbols.
>>70609486
This desu. If you're ever taking the Master completely seriously then there's something wrong.
>>70609578
>That was production error though.
that is the official excuse
>>70609607
>>70609588
That truth applies to pretty much all Dr Who villains desu. Especially Daleks and Cybermen.
That's a good point. Omega symbols everywhere in S5 and also in S6. What was the point of that?
And "the fields of trenzalore" there were no fields
"the fall of the eleventh" he was the 13th.
"no one can speak falsely or fail to answer" The doctor spoke falsely and failed to answer for over a thousand years
>>70609588
I think the master is deranged enough to think The Doctor would accept it. Was better than shaking into everyone on earth at least... That being said I wasn't a big fan of DIH, plot felt rushed and muddled. Gallifrey and The Diner scene were really good though.
Reminder the Series 10 finale is an hour of 12 being in pain because he only has one heart left and he's slowly dying. No way out (but Bill finds a way of course). Also he sees Missy as a hallucination and previous companions. But who does the Doctor go to see when he's dying?His granddaughter.
>>70609707
>Free delivery and I won't lie no more
That's some bargain.
>>70609588
>If you're ever taking the Master completely seriously then there's something wrong.
>spoken like a true millenial and homosexual
>>70609840It's La Reine des Neiges m8. You're gonna hate me when you find out what it is in English.
>>70609829
piss off m8
>>70609380
he lost more than her face, he got that back easily by finding her again in the diner. He lost his personal memories of her, things she said to him, things she did, what she laughed liked etc. He lost his emotional attachment to her.
>>70609829
That would be pretty GOAT. Reminds me of this.
https://youtu.be/kdMWHKPsIzc
>>70609881
ICH LASS LOS! LASS JETZT LOOOOS! NUN BIN ICH ENDLICH SOWEEEEEIT!
"An Apple A Day Keeps The Doctor Away"
"Do Daleks Dream of Electric Sheep?"
"The Skull in the Temple of Anubis"
"Tonight We Burn the Midnight Oil"
"Whose Curiosity Killed the Cat?"
"Murder and How to Get Away With It"
"The Silver Lining of Every Cloud"
"Let Sleeping Dogs Die"
"The Picture That Painted A Thousand Words"
"A Penny For Your Thoughts"
"The Best of Both Worlds"
"The Angels Take the Universe"
100% real. Promise.
>>70609947
good thing he can just reload those memories from the TARDIS data banks, via the telepathic circuits, then, or at least watch them in full detail as holograms
>>70609829
This is one of the laziest attempts at le fake spoilers I've ever seen, literally just an idea that anon was tossing around hypothetically yesterday in this very general.
>>70610056
fuck off cfarley
>>70610059
>or at least watch them in full detail as holograms
wut?
>>70610056
Penny for your Thoughts of course being about a young girl named Penny that has been taken over by the sex gas, requiring the Doctor to placate her with Auton copies of Amy and Clara.
How GOAT would that scene be with 12 and Missy?
https://youtu.be/7Frn7mWULDU
>>70610059
You're actually making up headcanons to justify why an episode wasn't good.
>>70610136
phuck off RTD
>>70610114
Waaahh???? Wuuuuhhyyyyy???
>>70610146
Pretty good desu, a chorus of Missy mocking 12 driving him to insanity.
>>70610164
He is a true fan.
>>70610146
>You mean Clara Oswald? But we both know she's most probably dead, Doctor.
>>70610164
nah the episode was a load of shit and the writer had to jump through many hoops, or just went around them, to force the tawdry ending he want to achieve
>tfw my posts start vanishing for no reason
Did the Gelths get in here or what?
>>70610056
I love The Angels Take the Universe
>>70610439
Only deleted posts I see are shitposts.
>>70610575
>>70609801
>I think the master is deranged enough to think The Doctor would accept it.
it also made a big statement about the Doctor's character because at the time he was in a position where he actually could have accepted it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmQbPlODWgM
>>70611140
Nice post.
>>70611140
Jon gets to suck Ingrid's big tits for eternity.
It's exactly the fate he always wished for.
>>70610575
If you didn't do it, I did.
>>70611462
>>70610575
>>70611770
>Fadyfags are the new Jennafags
>they're somehow even worse
>>70612000
>because they are homosexual
