Topic: Doctor Who

[Mulholland]

i didn't like lady cristina whatever-her-name-was.

Iunno I like Michelle Ryan. I kinda feel bad for her... she had the world at her feet with her own US Series and as one of the finalists for the role of Vesper in Casino Royale... now she has nothing

....

Then again she paled in comparison to Donna. Missing her  :'(

[thatskinnyidiot™]

Here's a radical theory; what if the Midnight entity was in fact the disembodied consciousness of the Master?

[Dragonpika]

Yeah I didn't really like Christina either.. nothing against the actress, the character was just annoying xD I'm glad she isn't the new assistant. I wanted Malcom to be the new assistant ;_;

Well, it'd be different.

There's still about 10/20 minutes right in the middle I haven't watched yet.. very annoying xD I'm not entirely sure why it took the Swarm so long to reach the wormhole after the bus o.o they were right behind it. And they didn't really look like they were flying fast enough to rip a hole in the fabric of space. Thought the creatures were very cool though, yus.

Thought it was a very good episode altogether. Not long with Tennant left ;_; -sad-

[Sebastian Moran]

Yeah I didn't really like Christina either.. nothing against the actress, the character was just annoying xD I'm glad she isn't the new assistant. I wanted Malcom to be the new assistant ;_;

 
xD I was thinking that when I watched it... you crazy person you c: 
I'm glad that she wasn't made auto-assistant also.. I assumed that she would be, so I was a bit "meh"... and then was relieved when the doctor snubbed her... and a little amused. 
I agree that Donna is my favourite "new" assistant so far.. though I watched Journey's End on iPlayer yesterday and her chance of rejoining was shown to be slightly impossible, so ah well. 
then again, they kept making rose do the impossible over and over .__. 
 
those swarming things were adorable D: I liked the design... machiny-skeletony-manta-ray...y. 
 
I kinda guessed that the sand would be dead things [didn't guess why, no]... though that would be due to the title of the episode so not that amazing. 
 
Still. I'm rooting for Matt Smith... because he is from my home town... it's sort of a legal requirement that I have to support him being the Doctor :v 
 

[Shaymin]

*stares at Mark's avatar.*

Sorry, but those creatures did[/d] lok strangely like Anorith o.o

[FaFniR]

I agree that Donna is my favourite "new" assistant so far.. though I watched Journey's End on iPlayer yesterday and her chance of rejoining was shown to be slightly impossible, so ah well.

Potential spoilers for upcoming specials (after The Waters of Mars):
Donna is supposedly visited by the Master during the finale/two-part special. The Master (still played by John Simm) will be wearing a mask (holding a mask?) at some point (which is probably to protect his identity as Mr Saxon), and rumour has it the two work together during the story. Also, Donna is getting married again, although apparently not to the Master. A lot of this is confirmed from set reports and photos. My guess is that the Master will arrive at Donna's house, knock on the door four times (with the trademark drum beat), Donna will answer and the plot will carry on from there. Wonder what he has in mind this time? Donna as insurance the Doctor won't try to harm him?

[Mulholland]

Those spoilers REALLY made my evening.

Thank you SO much *hugs*

[Angelic Lapras King]

Another Celeb Villain Alert!

Timothy Dalton sounds like a good choice for a villain (Funny enough I was thinking he'd make a good Master).

[sishkabab]

How would they pull that off, after saying that any memory of The Doctor would kill her? 

they can do anything, they can make a device that compreses it. maybes have a donna with no memory

I mean, companions have died before.

4 (plus astrid) have companions (that have been in the tardis) have PERMINANTLY DIED

Katarina dies in "The Traitors", the fourth episode of The Daleks' Master Plan, when she opens the airlock of a spaceship and is blown out into space while trying to protect her friends from the insane Kirkson.
Sara Kingdom dies in "Destruction of Time", the twelfth and final episode of The Daleks' Master Plan, when she undergoes extreme aging as an unfortunate side-effect of the First Doctor activating a "Time Destructor" device in order to defeat the Daleks.
Adric dies at the end of Episode 4 of Earthshock in the explosion of a bomb-laden space freighter in Earth's atmosphere.
Kamelion, an android companion, is destroyed by the Fifth Doctor in Episode 4 of Planet of Fire as an act of mercy after Kamelion is taken over by the Master.
Astrid Peth sacrifices herself in order to kill Max Capricorn by driving him into a reactor core at the end of "Voyage of the Damned". The Tenth Doctor partially resurrects her and sends her atoms flying into space.
Peri Brown's death is depicted in episode 8 of The Trial of a Time Lord, as having been killed by King Yrcanos upon his discovering that her brain has been replaced by that of Kiv, a member of the Mentor race.[48] However, episode 14 of The Trial of a Time Lord revealed that Peri had not been killed after all and had instead become Yrcanos' consort, although it is not explained how the brain transplant was undone or even if it actually occurred as several incidents depicted in the arc are revealed to have been fabricated by the Valeyard.

Susan Foreman and Romana are implied to have died by the events of "Rose" in the Doctor's personal chronology as the Doctor is said to be the last of the Time Lords following the events of the Time War. Susan is left on 22nd century Earth by the First Doctor in The Dalek Invasion of Earth after she falls in love with David Campbell, whilst Romana chooses to remain in E-space to help the Tharils at the end of Warrior's Gate.

Grace Holloway and Chang Lee die in the 1996 television movie when they are killed by the Master. However they are soon revived by the TARDIS's link to the Eye of Harmony.

Jack Harkness is killed by Daleks in "The Parting of the Ways" but is soon after brought back to life, and inadvertently given immortality, by Rose Tyler during her "Bad Wolf" manifestation. (He then goes on to die a number of times, both on and off screen-but is able to come back to life.)

Rose Tyler is trapped in the parallel universe in "Doomsday" while trying to save the world from a war between Daleks, Cybermen and humans. The Doctor tells her that she has been declared dead in her original universe. Like Peri, however, she does not die in actuality, and the Doctor later tells Donna Noble that Rose is "so alive".

K-9 Mark III sacrifices himself in "School Reunion" in order to save the Doctor and his friends from a group of aliens. Technically, however, this model of K-9 was never officially a companion of the Doctor, having only been given to Sarah Jane Smith in the spin-off K-9 and Company, the subsequent K-9 Mark IV that the Doctor leaves with Sarah Jane tells her that his (Mark III's) files have been transferred to the new machine.

Sarah Jane Smith and Martha Jones die from oxygen starvation in "Turn Left" when the Royal Hope hospital is transported to the Moon, whilst Donna Noble is hit by a truck later in the episode. However, these events do not happen once the timeline is fixed.

And didn't the Ood in the latest series say something about the Doctor's song ending?

they said that the doctordonna's song was ending.

Here's a radical theory; what if the Midnight entity was in fact the disembodied consciousness of the Master?

the master has a body, and he is a woman, someone picked up the ring at the end of last of the time lords

and another note, i would LOVE to see a daLEK-MASTER-CYBERMAN ALLIANCE
Posted on: May 16, 2009, 21:38and still to be seen in the 3 remaining DT episodes
river song, she knew him as david, but she didnt know that david didnt know her, so they have to meet
also, for some reason the doctor is queen elizabeths sworn enimy(see the shakespears code), ans she also knows him as david, so that means they must meet again

[thatskinnyidiot™]

the master has a body, and he is a woman, someone picked up the ring at the end of last of the time lords

Yes, and Donna can be seen wearing a ring in Journey's End. Also, the sound that the Subwave network made upon launching was the Master's four-tone beat.

[sishkabab]

Yes, and Donna can be seen wearing a ring in Journey's End. Also, the sound that the Subwave network made upon launching was the Master's four-tone beat.

OMG. NO WAY JUST HAD A GREAT THOUGHT!
donna is the master! human master, like in series 3! GREAT plot twist, and the ring is like a stopwatch

[thatskinnyidiot™]

Yes, and some people speculated that Donna's appearance in the trailer for Series 4, when she's sitting by the campfire, was actually Davros/the Master disguising themselves as Donna.

[sishkabab]

Yes, and some people speculated that Donna's appearance in the trailer for Series 4, when she's sitting by the campfire, was actually Davros/the Master disguising themselves as Donna.

never heard that before
the rings are different anyway, so it is not a good one once checking

[Deoxys2]

^ The Rani's ring she used to wear is quite similar though...

Anyhow, I can't wait 'till the new series.

Oh, and Davros is more than likely alive and survived the destruction of the Crucible. Read this.

Read the last sentence of the article "Return". It says something about Russel doesn't want to be the one to kill off one of the Doctor's greatest foes. But anyone could have edited that... But dunno why they would put that, so it probably is true.

[thatskinnyidiot™]

Good news, everybody! The BBC has announced that Scottish actress Karen Gillan will play the Eleventh Doctor's companion. Karen previously appeared in "The Fires of Pompeii", as a member of the Sibylline Sisterhood. Read the BBC's announcement here.