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patentdragonIt may seem like I'm just padding my post count, but this is something that needs to be said...
Rumour has it that there will not be a full season of Doctor Who in 2012. Is this what the "split series" was really about - an attempt to wean us off the show?
Matt Smith is apparently signed up for 14 episodes, including this year's Christmas special. Makes you wonder how many years these will be spread over.
This seems even more bizarre given how strong the US push for the show has been this year. People are getting fired up about the series on the other side of "The Pond" (;-)), and you're going to strangle it with what, another round of "specials"? The last bunch didn't exactly help the show's image, over-inflating the "egos" of several otherwise run-of-the-mill episodes...
I'd love to see a bunch of feature-length "River and The Doctor" stories - and ideally no more costly "what if we do..."s like live arena tours. The 50th anniversary is coming up, and the BBC know they will have to deliver something BIG for that...
Okay, that's me almost done until the end of "The Great Move Blackout" which commences, I'm expecting, at midnight. One way or another, I will find a way to stay online...
BBC, are you FUCKING CRAZY???
Rumour has it that there will not be a full season of Doctor Who in 2012. Is this what the "split series" was really about - an attempt to wean us off the show?
Matt Smith is apparently signed up for 14 episodes, including this year's Christmas special. Makes you wonder how many years these will be spread over.
This seems even more bizarre given how strong the US push for the show has been this year. People are getting fired up about the series on the other side of "The Pond" (;-)), and you're going to strangle it with what, another round of "specials"? The last bunch didn't exactly help the show's image, over-inflating the "egos" of several otherwise run-of-the-mill episodes...
I'd love to see a bunch of feature-length "River and The Doctor" stories - and ideally no more costly "what if we do..."s like live arena tours. The 50th anniversary is coming up, and the BBC know they will have to deliver something BIG for that...
Okay, that's me almost done until the end of "The Great Move Blackout" which commences, I'm expecting, at midnight. One way or another, I will find a way to stay online...
