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ADAMK
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Greg
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| One of the most popular Doctor Who monsters, it claims. I think that's a bit of an exaggeration! |
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Fenric
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| So the Ood are coming back. I wonder if Matt Jones will write the story again, or not. And if it claims that they're one of the most popular Doctor Who monsters, then they definitely are exaggerating. |
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Sulp Niar
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"A weird and wonderful alien planet..."
I think the appropriate response here is "FINALLY!". |
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Greg
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| Sulp Niar wrote: | "A weird and wonderful alien planet..."
I think the appropriate response here is "FINALLY!". |
Is it weird and wonderful the way the Ood are one of the most popular alien monsters? (or the way New Earth is a weird and wonderful alien planet?) Sadly, there's noncutting through the media-release-ese to see anything real about the story... |
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Ickabod
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seems a bit "oodd" to me  |
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Sulp Niar
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| Greg wrote: | | Sulp Niar wrote: | "A weird and wonderful alien planet..."
I think the appropriate response here is "FINALLY!". |
Is it weird and wonderful the way the Ood are one of the most popular alien monsters? (or the way New Earth is a weird and wonderful alien planet?) Sadly, there's noncutting through the media-release-ese to see anything real about the story... |
That's true... I'm being delusionally optimistic. Although, the Ood are one of the most popular alien monsters... do you remember that "Top Ten Monsters" poll they ran a while ago? Except it was only New Series? So, erm, Chloe's Dad came 10th? I think the Ood were pretty high up there (beneath, obviously, the Daleks and Cybermen). |
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meglos
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| Iv'e just read another rumour from the ever reliable Sun. Sir Ben Kingsley is set to play Davros in series 4. |
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Ickabod
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| meglos wrote: | | Iv'e just read another rumour from the ever reliable Sun. Sir Ben Kingsley is set to play Davros in series 4. |
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Sulp Niar
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| If they were to bring back Davros, I don't see why they couldn't use Terry Molloy... his voice is still perfect (I, Davros!) and his face is obscured by a mask anyway. Plus, he's the best Davros of them all (is this fan sacrilege, me saying this?). |
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kangamac
Joined: 09 Feb 2006
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| Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2007 2:48 pm Post subject: Re: First 4th series episode title |
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Well, I hope they fare better than they did last time...
So the Doctor chose to save one Human, instead of a group of Ood. That choice just doesn't stack up - mathematically or morally. |
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