Well, that was 45 minutes I'll never get back.
RTD recently suggested the show is going to be
cancelled / put on hiatus....is he even trying to put
out a good product?
At least he waited a full 17 minutes before he had the
Doctor cry.
Well, that was 45 minutes I'll never get back. RTD recently suggested
the show is going to be cancelled / put on hiatus....is he even trying
to put out a good product? At least he waited a full 17 minutes before
he had the Doctor cry.
--
Intelligence is no guarantee against being dead wrong.
--Carl Sagan
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
Well, that was 45 minutes I'll never get back.
Oh noooo... if the RADW sensibles aren't happy that's
not a good sign!
RTD recently suggested the show is going to be
cancelled / put on hiatus....is he even trying to put
out a good product?
RTD's vision of the show is that of a sixty year old man
trying to be trendy... and generally failing.
At least he waited a full 17 minutes before he had the
Doctor cry.
He cries AGAIN???!
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
At least he waited a full 17 minutes before he had
the Doctor cry.
I really wish RTD didn't keep doing that. There is no need for
it. The Doctor in all of his many lives has seen plenty of
deaths and needless destruction. He's not some softie snowflake
type character that has never experienced loss and can't handle
it without shedding some tears.
At least he waited a full 17 minutes before he had
the Doctor cry.
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
At least he waited a full 17 minutes before he had
the Doctor cry.
I really wish RTD didn't keep doing that. There is no need for
it. The Doctor in all of his many lives has seen plenty of
deaths and needless destruction. He's not some softie snowflake
type character that has never experienced loss and can't handle
it without shedding some tears.
On 4/12/2025 15:31, Blueshirt wrote:
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
At least he waited a full 17 minutes before he had
the Doctor cry.
I really wish RTD didn't keep doing that. There is no need for
it. The Doctor in all of his many lives has seen plenty of
deaths and needless destruction. He's not some softie snowflake
type character that has never experienced loss and can't handle
it without shedding some tears.
I agree completely. He had the Doctor crying in every episode last
season, and has started this season with him crying. Honestly, I
wouldn't have a problem with it if it happened *rarely*, and after
something major has just happened (like how rare it was in the classic
era for a companion to die...how many times in 27 seasons did that
happen?). Otherwise it loses its effectiveness as a plot device. I
chalk that up to lazy writing.
A good non-Who example would be music. Good composers (usually) don't
repeat the same rhythmic motif more than 3 times in a row. They may
come back and revisit the motif later in the piece, but once it is
repeated 3 times they get off of it and go on to something else.
--
Intelligence is no guarantee against being dead wrong.
--Carl Sagan
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
RTD recently suggested the show is going to be
cancelled / put on hiatus....is he even trying to put
out a good product?
RTD's vision of the show is that of a sixty year old man
trying to be trendy... and generally failing.
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