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The Eleventh Doctor
valley_parade:
I'm in the Smith > Tennant grouping, so..it was pretty cool.
I do like the coral/whatever it is that was in Tennant's control room more than Smith's, though. It's prettier. And he always threw his jacket on it.
SirDudley:
--- Quote from: Lunchbox on 16 May 2011, 16:23 ---The Doctor's Wife was brilliant brilliant excellent but I did not expect any less from Mr Gaiman, did anyone else tear up when they saw the old console? No? Just me then.
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I kinda wished they went with an older control room (like from the classic series) as opposed to the RTD era of Doctor Who, which was still somewhat fresh in people's minds. But, yes, Neil Gaiman did a good job.
Barmymoo:
I can still hear Amy saying "did you wish really hard?" when I think about it, that was such a brilliant line. I did tear up a little when he had to say goodbye, although not as much as when he said goodbye to Rose - I was actually sobbing then. It was a great episode, but it didn't have a whole lot of plot in it. Or at least, it didn't advance the story arc very much.
Muppet King:
--- Quote from: SirDudley on 16 May 2011, 23:04 ---
--- Quote from: Lunchbox on 16 May 2011, 16:23 ---The Doctor's Wife was brilliant brilliant excellent but I did not expect any less from Mr Gaiman, did anyone else tear up when they saw the old console? No? Just me then.
--- End quote ---
I kinda wished they went with an older control room (like from the classic series) as opposed to the RTD era of Doctor Who, which was still somewhat fresh in people's minds. But, yes, Neil Gaiman did a good job.
--- End quote ---
That was my first thought, but then I realized they'd probably have to rebuild the old control rooms or do a terrible green screen in order to pull it off.
Blue Kitty:
So what is up with the new intro with Amy Pond explaining everything? I was hoping it was a one time thing but I guess not.
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