On that note, I absolutely hated the first series of Torchwood, and saw no reason to give it a second chance this season. Wasn't the first episode of the first series the alien who absorbed men as they climaxed? Come on.That's the SEX GAS Kaworu keeps mentioning. I didn't even dislike that episode. I like the wacky concepts they put forth and I like it even more when every single one gets resolved every episode. None of that arc-spanning serialized continuos shit.
Dr Who is about to come back? Aw, I was hoping something horrible was going to happen to everyone who wrote any of the episodes of last season and it'd be cancelled.Yeah I am totally disappointed with what I've read about this years Doctor Who (I mean the main bad guy will be Davros I mean fucking COME ON! he was overused enough in the 80's) but there are three stories which do seem epic (Planet of the ood (I like ood),The Sontaran one... because Sontarans are one of the coolest aliens ever. Seriously. And the second two parter about a SPACE LIBRARY because it seems so very late Tom Baker). but other than those I really am not looking forward to this :(
On that note, I absolutely hated the first series of Torchwood, and saw no reason to give it a second chance this season. Wasn't the first episode of the first series the alien who absorbed men as they climaxed? Come on.
Of course the writing and execution isn't always win. But in SF it has always been the concepts that are important anyway.this is a pretty lame sentence really. i always thought in tv as a whole writing is quite important. i dont really finish watching a show and go THAT WAS A GOOD CONCEPT :D i am usually more THAT WAS A FUN TV SHOW TO WATCH
this is a pretty lame sentence really. i always thought in tv as a whole writing is quite important. i dont really finish watching a show and go THAT WAS A GOOD CONCEPT :D i am usually more THAT WAS A FUN TV SHOW TO WATCHI'm just an SF guy. And as an SF guy I can get through short-stories with only concept. And I'd say that writing possibly is even more important in short stories?
Some of the writers are really good (some of them learned their trade writing audioplays or making Doctor Who spinoffs for BBV)True! Stephen Moffat's episodes (The Girl in the Fireplace from 2006 and Blink from 2007) I enjoyed, and it's Moffat, not Davies, who won awards for his Doctor Who writing. Luckily, he's writing a two-parter for the latest series, so if I can stand watching Catherine Tate for any amount of time, I may well enjoy it!
what episodes are not written by russel this season? i dont think im going to bother to watch the rest.Luckily the next 7 episodes are not written by Davies, ending with Moffat's two-parter. That leaves only 4 remaining Davies episodes.
Catherine Tate is so horrible :( I really hope that the ending of this episode was SIGNS OF ROSE COMING BACK. And hopefully we wont have to put up with Tate for too long!You guessed it! Rose is back in episode 11, 'Turn Left', and is staying for the remaining 2 episodes. Unfortunately Tate is also staying for the rest of the series!
Would it really be a bad thing if Moffat just wrote the whole series?He is taking over as head writer next series. Now all we need to do is get rid of Catherine Tate and it will be perfect...
I mean really??? Great episode.
He is taking over as head writer next series. Now all we need to do is get rid of Catherine Tate and it will be perfect...I just got told about this and it made my day.
Man the wait until next Saturday seems TOO long. They better not push it back because of some shittu sports event or something otherwise we're gonna have to MGS the bbc.no man, they pushed back everything except Doctor Who yesterday because of Wimbledon. with the viewers Doctor Who rakes in they can't afford to push it back!
My bet is it'll be SOMETHING to do with that hand in a jar from his first episodeThis makes sense because it hasn't really played a part yet. Also there is a shot of it pretty much every time they were in the TARDIS in this episode. It does look like they're setting it up for something.
http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/organgrinder/2007/08/james_nesbitt_the_new_doctor_w.htmlI stopped reading at "according to today's Sun". "The Truth", anyone?
If James Nesbitt is the next Doctor I don't know what I'll do.Woah, we don't have a new Doctor yet.