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That season finale is a wild ride, enjoy it. After catching it live, I'm debating starting up a rewatch of the first season tonight, now that I can watch it straight through and soak up all the details straight through for a better understanding of the big picture.
Only watched the first episode, really need to catch up been so busy. Though heard there is a show in Whitby?
It's gets to the point where every possible theory is exhausted, it can't be anything else other that what we have heard. Recently I have managed to refrain from watching movie trailers, mass media ruins pretty much everything. I have an idea how Game of Thrones will go, some things in season six tipped me off, on fb I decided to erase GoT and Westworld fan pages so I don't accidently see spoilers.
First trailers are usually ok, though I know was you mean about Fate and Furious and its easy to guess the outcome of what happens in that film already. TV spots I find are the worse things to watch, I recall Simon Pegg actually warning viewers to avoid Star Trek Beyond TV spots. Illustrates many people involved in the film making process often have no control on what the studio puts in its marketing. Studios want bums on seats first weekend of films opening, whether the film is spoilt they don't care.
Unfortunately by the time Bond25 starts it's marketing we will all be starving Bond fans, though in principal I will try to avoid spoilers come the time.
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I'll be on another hiatus by that time, thankfully; I've had something huge spoiled for me (for both SF and SP) through these forums, and it won't be happening a third time.
My favourite Doctor Who story, bar none. While the budget was being choked by the beeb, and viewing ratings were in decline (4.1M during this story), yet the writing had vastly improved since series 24. McCoy is really getting a tight grasp of his mysterious and manipulative Doctor by this point. This wasn't a Doctor who just turns up, and things happen elsewhere so the Doctor gets involved. I don't know how much further they would have explored this Doctor on telvision, had the show not been cancelled, but that is where Big Finish come along, and push the Doctor much further than what would have been allowed in 1990). This is a Doctor who turns up in order to set events in motion.
Alongside regulars McCoy & Alrded (who for a companion, had been central to series 26) another notable performance being Nicholas Parsons, who gives one of the most dignified performances in the shows history. As Rev. Wainright, he desperately clings to his faith, as it slips through his fingers, at the thought of British bombs falling on German cities.
I could nitpick, (if the toxin inside the Ultima Machine is that easy to spot, won't the Russians see it too?), but frankly, I love this story too much to let such things spoil my enjoyment.
I thought the mid season finale was kinda weak.
I think the show is suffering from quality due to the expansion to a full season of 20+ episodes. It was a nice tight 13 during the initial season but now in a lame attempt to "fill in air space" the show has been suffering and as a result, the emphasis is placed on the music and not so much on the strong characters and stars.
Taraji P. Henson
Terrance Howard
both are strong performers and has so much screen presence, however their screen time is being limited as being professionals they do not want to be tied down to one project so long. Hell, Ms Henson has a new movie out this month!
Strong characters are being neglected and not given enough to do: Anika, Akeem Lyons, Jamaal Lyons just to name a few.
What is not to love about the classic Doctor series.
Out of 1963-1989 or 2005-, I would pick the former (even if I think The Trail Of A Timelord series was a mistsake, and I don't care for the Tom Baker and Peter Davison eras).
Tom Baker is the UberDoctor
And especially because of Christmas for the fans of the 5th Doctor
I can't argue with those 7th Doctor top 10 moments. Though personally, I would have to include at least one moment from a Big Finish Audio (such as the Doctor defeating Lily in 'Afterlife').
Arrived today had a sneak peak, the transfer looks excellent.
I knew you had some Liam Neeson in you, @0BradyM0Bondfanatic7. ;)
It is such a vivid show as were many from that era, looking forward to making my way through the three seasons. It has been several years since I rewatched them, just enough time to forget some episodes. Yet to check what the extras are like, I would pay for the full set to see Batman fight a tiger alone :)) Such a great crazy show that has its place in the Batman history.