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I thought Eclleston could never be replaced but thought Tennant did an amazing Job quickly and same when Tennant left thought he was irreplaceable but Matt Smith is easily best doctor of modern doctors ainec i think he is amazing.
I finished The Doctor, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. While I enjoyed it, it didn't rise to the level of tearjerker for me, and I've been known to tear up over commercials.
Eh not bad, one of the better ‘historical’ Doctor Whos of the early days. Set in 12th century Palestine, we have intrigues and fights involving King Richard and his knights, Saladin and his moors, with the Doctor and his companions in the middle. There’s some interesting plot strands (Barbara tells Saladin of her time with Nero, teh future invasion by the daleks, and the insect planet, and he thinks she could be the new Scheherazade). I liked this one.
Starts with an interesting premise, where the Doctor and company seem to have slipped into a sidestream of time, when they land in a Space Museum, but cannot be seen or heard, but can observe. They find themselves and the Tardis as exhibits. Eventually, the time sidestream joins back and they become part of a more conventional adventure and become in a power struggle between the ruling Moroks and the enslaved Xerons. The entire series ends with an interesting conclusion – the daleks are hunting them through time.
Two Plus Two
waiting for the new season. When does it come on the American telly, anyway.
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