Home › Forums › Ganymede & Titan Forum › The Name of The Doctor Search for: This topic has 145 replies, 30 voices, and was last updated 7 years, 6 months ago by si. Scroll to bottom Viewing 100 posts - 1 through 100 (of 146 total) 1 2 Author Posts May 18, 2013 at 10:10 pm #207738 JonsmadParticipant I bloody loved watch that. It was awesome. Especially the bit at the start and the end. But loads of the middle as well. May 18, 2013 at 11:22 pm #207746 ConnellParticipant Excellent episode. Not sure if I’m being too generous on how good the actual content was due to the brilliant references to the classic era but who cares. Just downloaded the episode to watch again. Ended up watching the first 2 minutes and last 2 minutes 8 times over and skipping the main body of the episode. Does anyone really give an utter shit about Jenny and Strax and Madame Vastra anymore? I don’t think Moffat realises they are tired ideas and the characters are done with. May 18, 2013 at 11:53 pm #207747 redhead85Participant Bloody loved the reveal on Clara. What a brilliant way to throw back to the classic era as well as keeping in with the recent. And how XXXXXXX’s “body” is represented in the XXXXXXX (blanked out in case I’m spoiling anyone accidentally!) A very clever way of representing it on screen. May 19, 2013 at 12:02 am #207748 JonsmadParticipant Yeah maybe with the lizard, potato, lesbian. I’m bored shitless of River too, but i suppose it was ok as an echo-thingy whatever bollocks it was. I did wonder whether the post-library river would ever get done, and at least it sort of has now, bit weird light a hard light obi wan kenobi! but still. But I’ve just done exactly the same as you, with the opening and the last cliff hanger bits. Looped them. All of which make me grin. And the bit with the plain tardis in the time vortex yet to land in the junkyard and get stuck as a police box, through to the end of time becoming a policebox grave stone thing. Awesome, as a lead into the 3d 50th. I’m going to laugh at anyone who didn’t like the reveal of hurt as the doctor. They will be missing out over numbers or other moans. I had read a few 50th spoilers but still it was awesomely shot in that way loved it. Whether he turns out to be a time war aged 8th, or a 0.5 of some kind or a 12th or a never was, I really dont care, it’s a triple doctor special at least coming up with a great twist. Brilliant idea, love it. Can not wait. May 19, 2013 at 12:07 am #207749 JonsmadParticipant Yeah the “body” was a bit similar to the time crack stuff, from moff’s first series, but it was excellent idea as well loved what they did with it. Loved what happened the character Richard E grant was playing, given the 9th shalka past and stuff. Plenty for obscure fan speculation of off screen etc. May 19, 2013 at 12:14 am #207750 Seb PatrickKeymaster I give lots of shits about the Paternoster gang. I love them and I want Jenny to be a companion at some point. And yes, tonight was brilliant, obviously. Although I’m perplexed at some people being confused about exactly who Hurt is. Seemed pretty unambiguous to me. May 19, 2013 at 12:24 am #207751 Pecospete666Participant So what the fuck happened? It comes on here in 27 min! Is there a new doctor? May 19, 2013 at 12:30 am #207752 JonsmadParticipant Unambiguously the time war ending doctor? May 19, 2013 at 12:37 am #207753 redhead85Participant That was my bet, yeah. But my historical knowledge of DW is utter crap May 19, 2013 at 12:45 am #207755 JonsmadParticipant That’s what I got the most. That he was a doctor that The doctor isnt calling The doctor. So he like doesnt deserve a number, but mostly sits between 8 and 9 in some way. Clearly a great way to ramp up discussion to the 50th and it’s working with all the theories etc. May 19, 2013 at 2:01 am #207759 Pecospete666Participant Great! Waiting for something to jump out of his chest! May 19, 2013 at 8:29 am #207760 srmcd1Participant Remember ‘The Beast Below’? When the Doctor says that if he kills the Star Whale, he’ll have to find a new name, “because [he] won’t be the Doctor anymore”? Moffat’s been building to this for some considerable time. May 19, 2013 at 3:03 pm #207762 Pecospete666Participant I like J.Hurt ,it really surprised me ! Probably be the best Dr in a long time. May 19, 2013 at 9:01 pm #207771 JonsmadParticipant Maybe they will have Chris Ecclestone bursting out from within john hurt at the end of the 50th episode. May 19, 2013 at 10:28 pm #207772 JoeyParticipant I am going to watch it again, first reason is I had been up all night on Friday and we watched it at midnight and I am sure Jo noticed me passing out occasionally ;) second reason for the quite frankly awesome new and old bits that given the limitations was superbly executed. Still don’t understand the use of titles though. May 19, 2013 at 10:52 pm #207773 Pete Part ThreeParticipant >Still don’t understand the use of titles though. I think we’re supposed to believe that the Time Lord we know and love has had more than 11 faces, but one of them isn’t worthy of the title The Doctor. This was then undermined slightly by the big caption at the end…. EDIT: Jonsmad already pretty much covered this, I’ve just realised. May 19, 2013 at 11:50 pm #207777 RadParticipant It was a great episode. I’ve seen the last five minutes about seven times now. I loved her in Silence in the Library but I must admit River’s exit was something of a relief. May 20, 2013 at 12:28 am #207778 siParticipant Going to rewatch tomorrow, as my head was having a private party to which Ivwasn’t invited, and I couldn’t concentrate on the episode for the noise, though my sister’s been kind enough to fill me in. (Or: Eyedrops and very bright lights at the hospital sent my brain a bit crazy on saturday, meaning I couldn’t concentrate on a single fucking word anybody said – somewhat frustrating when I’d been looking forward to Who all week.) May 20, 2013 at 1:05 am #207780 RidleyParticipant ‘Twas a great finale for a rather underwhelming series. May 20, 2013 at 1:53 pm #207825 genericnerdyusernameParticipant I was seeing Bill Bailey’s Qualmpedller at the time (which, by the way, was excellent), but I’ve caught up and yes, it was brilliant, though one of the people I watched it with did immediately say, “well that was a bit naff” as soon as the credits started rolling. Takes all sorts, I suppose. May 21, 2013 at 3:44 am #207918 JonsmadParticipant >I think we’re supposed to believe that the Time Lord we know and love has had more than 11 faces, but one of them >isn’t worthy of the title The Doctor. This was then undermined slightly by the big caption at the end… This is a better way of putting it. And yeah you are right about the caption. But I’d sort of say, not as contradicting what you say, more as a repairwork thing, that one is an in fiction universe statement from the 11th’s point of view, and the latter is a programme credit so in our real world so doesnt have to follow the in universe definition. At this stage. May 23, 2013 at 5:42 pm #207984 Tarka DalParticipant It’s possible the anniversary show may allow for some kind of redemption, “time being re-written” in some way that allows Hurt’s Doctor to redeem himself or simply for The Doctor to confront and accept his past. > Moffat’s been building to this for some considerable time. Hasn’t he just. http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Trenzalore The one thing we can predict is that for every reveal we get in the 50th another question, or twelve, will open up to hook us into Series 8. Silence will fall. May 23, 2013 at 8:12 pm #207990 jmc2000Participant Ridley: “Twas a great finale for a rather underwhelming series.” I agree totally :o) I think it was my favourite of the Eleventh Doctor finales, and it was a lovely simple explanation (well – simple by Who standards) of the Clara mystery. I wasn’t the only one who enjoyed it… I happened to be staying at my parents’ house last weekend, and – since it was a special episode – they agreed to tape Britain’s Got Talent and have Doctor Who on instead. After I provided a bit of verbal context, they were engrossed from start to end (the goodbye kiss with River Song – “since no one else in this room can see you, God knows how that looked” – got a huge laugh, and afterwards my dad asked whether the show was “always that good”!). That’s a huge turnaround from the last time I managed to get my family to watch Doctor Who, which was when David Tennant made his last appearance. Everyone hated it (including me), and by the time the Ood started singing, people were actually rounding on me angrily and verbally attacking me for making them watch it (I think they felt like I’d ruined Christmas). Connell: “Does anyone really give an utter **** about Jenny and Strax and Madame Vastra anymore?” I *love* Strax. He always makes me laugh. I especially liked the previous episode, when he gave his steed a verbal dressing-down (“Horse!! You have failed in your mission!). I think the gang make for fine secondary characters in the Whoniverse and would be happy to see them again. On the other hand, I feel that River Song’s story has definitely been told now. It’s a good story with nice closure, but I don’t think we need her back. May 23, 2013 at 8:14 pm #207991 PongoParticipant I thought it was a load of tottenham. Some poorly updated footage of Classic Who followed by 40 minutes of everyone explaining how important things are? Here’s hoping things improve come November. May 24, 2013 at 1:28 am #207995 genericnerdyusernameParticipant Personally, I loved this episode and I liked this year’s batch of episodes overall, to be honest. I know it’s not popular opinion or anything, but there hasn’t been an episode that I’ve felt was a total loss. Yes, even that Rings one that everyone seems to hate. Though I do hope River’s gone for good, yes. “Goodbye, sweetie” is a good final line for her. May 24, 2013 at 9:50 am #207997 Tarka DalParticipant I’m with Genny. A lot of opinion seems to suggest it’s becoming tired, formulaic wank. I can see the argument, but cliche and some clunky execution hasn’t stopped me enjoying every last episode. The ideas have generally been good and the various stops offs have had a good mix of historical and alien settings. As an aside, whilst there’s always talk about multi-doctor stories, I think I’d be just as happy with a multi-companion story. The only Doctor I really want to see again is ‘Joe’ McGann. Whereas older, post-travelling versions of companions (such as Ace) I’d find far more intriguing. May 24, 2013 at 2:03 pm #208000 Pete Part ThreeParticipant I think there were a lot of problems with the episode, but the pre-credits sequence and the ending made up for it. The threat of the GI and the Whisperman just felt minuscule. And the grand scheme was bizarre. We didn’t see the effects of it aside from The Doctor rolling around and moaning, and Madame Vastra having to reason with Strax (?). And then two minutes later, Clara undid it all by doing the exact same thing as the bad-guy…somehow. Um. Use you imagination and fill in the blanks, I guess. It was nonsense, but it was slightly less nonsensical than the last two finales…so I’ll let it off. And the cliff-hanger…If we can deliver on THAT in a way that’s satisfying and isn’t reset 60 minutes later…well, that would be peachy. I loved the opening episode of 7B, just as I loved the opening episode of 7A. The rest? Very forgettable …until *this*. May 24, 2013 at 2:11 pm #208001 Seb PatrickKeymaster And then two minutes later, Clara undid it all by doing the exact same thing as the bad-guy…somehow. Um. Use you imagination and fill in the blanks, I guess. Well, she’s able to do the exact same thing because… well, there’s no reason why he’d be able to go through the timeline and she wouldn’t, basically. She’s able to get out because she has the person whose timeline it is there to successfully navigate it and rescue her. A courtesy he doesn’t extend to the GI, for obvious reasons. Okay, it doesn’t explain exactly HOW the Doctor’s able to rescue her, but it’s never explained exactly how TARDISes travel though time or how sonic screwdrivers work, either, so I’m not bothered about the how. What I’m bothered about is the logic not being contradictory, which – in this instance at least – I don’t think it was. May 24, 2013 at 4:47 pm #208003 MANI506Participant As a casual viewer I thought the first episode this year was amazing, the Mark Gatiss one (Crimson Horror with Diana Rigg) was his personal best the last episode was very enjoyable. The others I either can’t remember or didn’t like. One thing I will say is that the theme tune sounds amazing on head phones. This was the first time I’ve downloaded to the iPhone. May 24, 2013 at 5:58 pm #208004 HelloMabelParticipant > One thing I will say is that the theme tune sounds amazing on head phones. Last night I saw one of my violin students in her school music ensemble’s final concert. The grand finale was “I am the Doctor” arranged for chorus, flute, alto sax, violin, viola, harp, piano, synth, guitar, bass and drums. It was awesome. May 24, 2013 at 7:54 pm #208006 Pete Part ThreeParticipant >Well, she’s able to do the exact same thing because… well, there’s no reason why he’d be able to go through the timeline and she wouldn’t, basically. I should have made it more clear. I meant that both the threat, and the resolution of the threat is so vague. The GI scatters himself through time…but we don’t see what he does. And we don’t see what Clara does to resolve this. We see her -kinda- mingling with the other Doctors but we get no examples of how she swoops in to save him from the GI. So, to recap: there’s a threat…which we don’t see in any detail (we only see the results)…which is then resolved in the same way .by the companion doing exactly the same thing as the baddie (well, duh). This is mostly offscreen and rather vague. I’m not fussed that it’s Clara who rescues him. Just slightly irritated that we never see what the GI does, nor really see what Clara does to resolve it barely five minutes later. It all looks a bit insignificant and “easy”. Still, it got us to the final scene. May 24, 2013 at 9:15 pm #208007 jmc2000Participant Pete Part Three: “I should have made it more clear. I meant that both the threat, and the resolution of the threat is so vague. The GI scatters himself through time…but we don’t see what he does. And we don’t see what Clara does to resolve this. We see her -kinda- mingling with the other Doctors but we get no examples of how she swoops in to save him from the GI.” It *is* a bit vague. But I don’t think it’s quite as direct as Clara saving the Doctor from the Great Intelligence. I think the Great Intelligence behaved as a saboteur at various points in the Doctor’s timeline, and Clara was there shortly after to put things right in an equally subtle way. I don’t think she needs to have confronted the Great Intelligence directly. Remember, we *do* see – or rather, have already seen – clear examples of how she saves the Doctor from disaster. Her scattered incarnations helped him through the events of Dalek Asylum and The Snowmen. I guess the implication is that, originally, the Doctor must have survived or completely avoided those encounters without needing Clara’s help. However, the Great Intelligence would have revisited such occasions and done some subtle meddling to make them end in failure. For instance, in the case of Dalek Asylum, perhaps he was responsible for that starliner crashing in the first place, setting in motion a chain of events that resulted in the Doctor failing or doing something terrible. After the Great Intelligence enters the Doctor’s timeline, but before Clara follows, we have to assume that his life history has been transformed into a catalogue of disasters, and is probably in the process of collapsing due to paradox (since any early failures – like stealing the wrong Tardis – would make future failures impossible, because he wouldn’t even be there to screw things up). Luckily, once Clara’s incarnations are scattered through time, each scenario then gets rewritten a third time, with Clara’s help tipping the balance back in the Doctor’s favour. As it stands by the end of The Name of the Doctor, the Doctor’s timeline has been through three rewrites. In the first draft, he did many good deeds across space and time; in the second, he failed or did dreadful things because the Great Intelligence was (unknown to him) always lurking in the shadows; and in the third and final draft, although he was dogged by sabotage from the Great Intelligence, he still succeeded, because Clara’s various incarnations gave him little leg-ups when he needed them (although he was rarely aware of her efforts and would have interpreted much of her help as mere good fortune). May 24, 2013 at 10:03 pm #208008 MANI506Participant I zoned out and imagined what Pete Part Three would have been like. No worse than Only The Good I guess. May 24, 2013 at 10:14 pm #208009 srmcd1Participant Well, there’s one thing I’m grateful for: we finally got an explanation for why Seven inexplicably dangled from his brolly off a cliff in ‘Dragonfire’. The Great Intelligence manipulated him into doing so, and then maybe the Clara on Iceworld manipulated things so that Glitz would show up. May 25, 2013 at 1:29 pm #208022 Seb PatrickKeymaster I saw someone tweet how amusing it was that Clara’s reaction to the Doctor climbing down the cliff was exactly the same as the viewers: looking at him with baffled astonishment and going “What the fuck are you doing?” May 26, 2013 at 10:15 pm #208026 RidleyParticipant I kinda hope the meeting with Tennant is due to Smith and Clara’s escape from the time stream as their simply walking out of it… somehow would be a bit poo. May 27, 2013 at 2:20 pm #208031 jmc2000Participant I feel the opposite actually. The next episode will be the 50th Anniversary special, which will be shown in 3D in cinemas. Obviously it’s going to advance this particular story, but I’m hoping it will also be sufficiently “standaloney” for casual watchers and non-Who fans to wander in and enjoy it as a movie. So I don’t think it would be a good idea to pick up the thread immediately following the Jon Hurt reveal, with the Doctor and Clara wandering around the time stream looking for a way out. I think it would be better to start the movie some time later, to allow for the characters and core concepts (e.g., the Tardis) to be introduced in an organic way that will enlighten casual watchers without boring the die-hards (I think the opening of Serenity was a good example of this). May 27, 2013 at 8:31 pm #208033 Ben PaddonParticipant The next episode will be the 50th Anniversary special, which will be shown in 3D in cinemas. Obviously it’s going to advance this particular story, but I’m hoping it will also be sufficiently “standaloney” for casual watchers and non-Who fans to wander in and enjoy it as a movie. So I don’t think it would be a good idea to pick up the thread immediately following the Jon Hurt reveal, with the Doctor and Clara wandering around the time stream looking for a way out. If this were an actual Doctor Who movie, I’d agree with you – a story produced with the intent of being shown exclusively in theaters. But it’s not. It’s an episode of the TV show that, as part of the anniversary celebrations, will also be shown in theaters on the day. To that end I have no problem with them continuing the story they’ve set up, which judging by set photos and the information we’ve been given so far is exactly what they’ll be doing. May 28, 2013 at 8:21 am #208034 jmc2000Participant “To that end I have no problem with them continuing the story they’ve set up, which judging by set photos and the information we’ve been given so far is exactly what they’ll be doing.” Sorry, I might have explained myself poorly. I know that’s what they’ll be doing… but that doesn’t mean they have to literally pick up the minute the cliffhanger left off. They could open the 50th Anniversary episode some time later, with an exciting little vignette that re-establishes the characters in classic Who fashion, then do whatever flashbacks or exposition they need once bums are settled in seats. Exactly what I’m hoping is that they can continue/conclude the missing Doctor story in a way that makes just as much sense to newcomers, because I’ve got friends who like sci-fi (but aren’t big Doctor Who fans) that I reckon I could talk into a cinema expedition. I want the special to be a box office success because it bodes well for further episodes in 3D/cinemas. If they literally start the episode with the Doctor and Clara wandering around the time stream, that might be quite alienating to anyone who hasn’t been following the series religiously. May 28, 2013 at 10:33 am #208035 genericnerdyusernameParticipant How odd; most comments I’ve seen from fans have been along the lines of “they must honour people who have been following the show religiously and not sell out (sigh) to a possible new audience”. I agree more with you, though. Maybe it will be more accessible anyway, seeing as the Name of the Doctor did some of the fan service people wanted from the 50th anniversary. May 28, 2013 at 12:10 pm #208037 Pete Part ThreeParticipant >I want the special to be a box office success I wouldn’t hold out for amazing numbers on this. It’ll likely be a limited release and would have to open *after* the initial screening. I’d be relatively keen to see it in the cinema…if it wasn’t for the fact that it’s in shitty 3D. Anyway, unlike Back to Earth and all its fanwankery, the fact that Doctor Who is an ongoing thing and has produced over 100 episodes in the last 7 years, means it should be allowed to be as self-referential as it wants for this episode. And I say that as someone who’s seen only a handful of “classic” episodes. May 28, 2013 at 6:27 pm #208041 performingmonkeyParticipant Which episode was the 100th? May 28, 2013 at 6:41 pm #208042 MANI506Participant I make it The Crimson Horror. May 28, 2013 at 9:41 pm #208044 jmc2000Participant PetePartThree: “I wouldn’t hold out for amazing numbers on this. It’ll likely be a limited release…” Yeah, fair point. But I’d like it to do well relative to expectations. It would be nice if whoever wrote the cheque thought, “That went better than expected – we’ll do it again from time to time!” June 1, 2013 at 10:42 pm #208071 By Jove its holmesParticipant Farewell Matt Smith, Hello to our 12th Doctor. June 2, 2013 at 8:51 pm #208073 HelloMabelParticipant Ben Paddon – weren’t you on a panel at Gally that debated who should portray the Twelfth Doctor? Or am I misremembering this? June 4, 2013 at 2:21 am #208081 Ben PaddonParticipant I was! One of my co-panelists suggested I should be the Twelfth Doctor, and there was a tremendous round of applause. Which… y’know. odd. We talked about whether Doctor Who fans are “ready” for a female Doctor, and I think that’s largely irrelevant. There’s always a period of acclimatization with a new actor in the role, and while I think it’d be a little longer with a female Doctor I imagine fans will eventually warm to her. Unless they cast, I don’t know, Cheryl Cole or something. June 5, 2013 at 2:15 pm #208098 Tarka DalParticipant Question for the Who geeks. I tend to be against the idea of a female doctor on the grounds that, you know, The Doctor, isn’t female. However, what’s the factual on this? Has it ever been established one way or another that timelords/timeladies can switch between one sex and t’ other? I’d very much welcome a non-white Doctor, objectively because casting an Asian, Black or an actor of another ethnicity would in theory continue to break down walls that still exist in the casting of lead actors. Admittedly, that stigma also applies to female leads, but again I’m assuming The Doctor has by now been quantifiably established as male. Also, Gwyneth Paltrow. June 5, 2013 at 2:37 pm #208100 siParticipant There was a throwaway line in The Doctor’s Wife regardibg a timelord who’d regenerated into men and women at various times. And in the Big Finish Unbound audio ‘Exile’, Arabella Weir played The Doctor who had been forced to change sex as punishment for committing suicide. So…yeah. June 5, 2013 at 2:45 pm #208101 Tarka DalParticipant Oh right! In that case, definitely Gwyneth Paltrow. June 5, 2013 at 3:47 pm #208103 RidleyParticipant And in the Big Finish Unbound audio ‘Exile’, Arabella Weir played The Doctor who had been forced to change sex as punishment for committing suicide. So…yeah. You have a woman’s time, my lord! —- Bit surprised The Corsair is said to have kept switching rather than being established as having chosen their sex over the other as a nod to transsexualism. June 5, 2013 at 10:41 pm #208113 Pecospete666Participant Yea,Yea, cut the hero’s ball’s off! Make him a Cunt! Soon there will be no Male role models left! Except for myself :( June 6, 2013 at 11:51 am #208121 Jason aka Smeg4BrainsParticipant David Tennent has topped an IGN poll for who should replace Matt Smith. Fucking morons. June 7, 2013 at 7:50 am #208139 Danny StephensonKeymaster Regenerating into a previous regeneration? Moffat hasn’t tried that one yet… June 7, 2013 at 11:55 am #208152 Tarka DalParticipant If that’s going to happen it should bloody well be Paul McGann. *slams fist on desk* June 7, 2013 at 1:25 pm #208155 Jonathan CappsKeymaster Steady on, Pete. June 7, 2013 at 1:57 pm #208157 siParticipant I had an idea for a story where the Doctor ‘degenerated’ and spent an hour as each of his previous selves before dying, and Amy and Rory had to save him yada yada yada. I never wrote it, obviously. Ho-hum. As you were. June 7, 2013 at 8:48 pm #208161 srmcd1Participant Clara’s going to have the easiest time with regeneration, as she has technically witnessed all ten of the previous ones and thus knows what to expect. I think it’d be interesting if we had the inverse of “The Christmas Invasion”, where the Doctor had to convince his companion that he’s the same person, and instead we had Twelve have an identity crisis, resulting in Clara having to convince *him* that he’s the same person. June 22, 2013 at 3:17 pm #208346 steven87gillParticipant Great series final, but I maintain that both the opener and closers or S7 were crying out for two parts to be allowed to breathe. I’ve liked the standalone ‘mini movie’ concept of S7, and I liked the idea of it airing in two halves, and when It was first announced I figured we would get a 7 week run leading straight into where the Xmas special would normally air, with a 10 week gap between ala S6, and another 7 episodes. However the near six month wait between each half was taking the piss somewhat, and made you feel like it was being done more for cost saving reasons than anything else. June 23, 2013 at 12:53 pm #208370 Pete Part ThreeParticipant I don’t think there was enough story in The Name of the Doctor to justify 2 parts. It’s clear that showing Clara saving The Doctor repeatedly was far too complicated to write or film, so they went with a montage. And not a helluva lot happened aside from that in the 45 minutes. The split season was bullshit. June 26, 2013 at 7:27 pm #208427 steven87gillParticipant Yeah, thinking about it, you’re right. I know what you mean about the lack of story in series 7. I thought series 6 suffered from this aswell, especially in AGMGTW, LKH & TWORS. I think It’s because Moff decided to integrate the split into the narrative itself, so we ended up with the normal two part finale sacrificed, and the story of it spread over three episodes, so individually the episodes feel like they’ve been ‘padded out’. Wow, you actually convinced someone on an internet forum to change their mind on a subject, that’s a first I think! ;) June 26, 2013 at 7:40 pm #208428 tanyaParticipant Does anyone think this show is extremely boring and puts one to sleep? then have bad dreams of it? June 26, 2013 at 10:03 pm #208430 Ben PaddonParticipant No. Shut up. June 26, 2013 at 10:24 pm #208431 tanyaParticipant was that really called for? June 26, 2013 at 11:16 pm #208432 Ben PaddonParticipant Sure. June 26, 2013 at 11:24 pm #208433 Pecospete666Participant I agree with Benny The Blade but let me add Shut the @$&k up :) Contact J.C. The Hammer if you have complaints! Welcome June 26, 2013 at 11:31 pm #208435 tanyaParticipant wow very friendly around here, you guys must get laid often? June 26, 2013 at 11:37 pm #208437 JonsmadParticipant One triple thick condom. You never know. June 27, 2013 at 12:02 am #208439 Pecospete666Participant I gave you :) What do you want ham and cheese? Butter and a pickle! June 27, 2013 at 12:41 am #208440 ConnellParticipant Guys, she’s got us. June 27, 2013 at 1:15 am #208441 anniescribeParticipant It’s a red-letter day for Pecos – he’s got more people here once again saying shut up WITH him than, as Granny would’ve said, AGIN ‘im. ;-) June 27, 2013 at 2:24 am #208443 Pecospete666Participant Thank you Annie! Any publicity is good publicity! This person is getting to sound like Sarge or one of his puppets! As an ordained minster of” The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster” I can perform exorcisms! June 27, 2013 at 4:08 am #208445 tanyaParticipant What? June 27, 2013 at 5:21 am #208448 HelloMabelParticipant Rosie from the IntroCast doesn’t like Doctor Who. June 27, 2013 at 9:11 am #208449 Jonathan CappsKeymaster There are a lot of people that have this idea that G&T is hostile to new users who don’t deserve it. Don’t give them ammo. June 27, 2013 at 9:47 am #208452 Pete Part ThreeParticipant Some new users deserve it. And some aren’t new users at all. June 27, 2013 at 9:50 am #208453 tanyaParticipant Care to explain? June 27, 2013 at 11:57 am #208455 anniescribeParticipant I watch Who to keep up with my sister, who is a fan. Kind of like I do with Supernatural. I wouldn’t listen to introcasts about those like I do Dwarf. If I really wanted to make enemies, I’d admit I don’t like Star Wars. Oops. June 27, 2013 at 12:50 pm #208459 JoParticipant >If I really wanted to make enemies, I’d admit I don’t like Star Wars. Oops If you don’t like something that’s fair enough, everyone is different, life would be dull if we all liked the same things. It’s when people start labelling something that they personally don’t like as boring is where the problem lies… and if you go to a thread where people are actively discussing a show, just to say that it’s boring then you’re trolling. June 27, 2013 at 1:33 pm #208460 anniescribeParticipant Well, that’s just silly anyway. It’s better to spend your time looking stuff up you like that contents you rather than expending effort going around deliberately hating on other people’s likes. After 17 years online I still don’t get why there are adults who don’t realize this. I guess their own lives aren’t hard enough. I sound like somebody’s mother. Mine probably. June 27, 2013 at 2:08 pm #208462 tanyaParticipant So i ask a question about my opinion and i am told straight up to shut up then followed by shut the fuck up? and i am the one trolling? let alone being stalked. June 27, 2013 at 2:27 pm #208464 Pete Part ThreeParticipant There’s a Game of Thrones thread on this site that is very popular. I’ve never got into the show so I steer clear of that thread. There would be little point in me wading in there, posting “I don’t like this show – who’s with me?!”. I would expect to be either ignored or insulted as I’d be disrupting a discussion with irrelevant opinion – just as you’ve disrupted this one. If you’ve done it deliberately, you’re a troll. If it’s an accident; welcome to the Internet. June 27, 2013 at 2:52 pm #208467 tanyaParticipant So in your mind that makes this okay?and if you said that in the game of thrones thread, you think someone would tell you to shut the fuck up and then stalk you? really? you did do this deliberately, so in your own words this would make you a troll. And thanks for the welcome, the warmest welcome i have ever gotten. June 27, 2013 at 3:01 pm #208469 ConnellParticipant Does anyone think Tanya is extremely boring and puts one to sleep? then have bad dreams of it? June 27, 2013 at 3:05 pm #208470 tanyaParticipant That is a very good opinion connell and i accept your right to express it. See how it works? June 27, 2013 at 3:33 pm #208473 ConnellParticipant Thank you, now fuck off. June 27, 2013 at 3:37 pm #208474 tanyaParticipant And that is Not how it’s done. Two perfect examples. June 27, 2013 at 3:43 pm #208475 ConnellParticipant I’m glad we’re all learning. June 27, 2013 at 3:48 pm #208476 tanyaParticipant We’re? We’re would imply you have learned something, and check the examples to see if you have learned. Good thing we have examples to help clear this up huh? June 27, 2013 at 3:54 pm #208477 Pecospete666Participant “I sound like somebody’s mother. Mine probably.” Mom I’ve been a bad boy! No mom not the paddle! This is one of Sarges puppets! { not you Annie} June 27, 2013 at 4:03 pm #208480 tanyaParticipant If sarge means reznor? I am his friend obviously. How do you think i found this site? He got me in to the show red dwarf but i do not enjoy doctor as seen above. Anything else? has this ian fellow who is so interested in gymnastics have my home address too? because i do not enjoy doctor who? which in no way is stalking correct? June 27, 2013 at 4:10 pm #208482 siParticipant YOU’RE NO FUN ANYMORE Meanwhile, on a vague ‘The Name of The Doctor’ note, here’s a nice drawing of Matt Smith wot I’ve dun. http://bromley001.deviantart.com/art/Matt-Smith-pencil-shadow-381083324 June 27, 2013 at 4:10 pm #208483 tanyaParticipant Stalking is fun to you? June 27, 2013 at 4:11 pm #208484 Pecospete666Participant “Get thee behind me Satan” June 27, 2013 at 4:13 pm #208485 tanyaParticipant He did tell me you people were really sad. but wow…. just wow. June 27, 2013 at 4:15 pm #208486 Pecospete666Participant It’s Hammer Time ! Shut her off J.C. June 27, 2013 at 4:17 pm #208487 tanyaParticipant shut me off why? because i DIDN’T tell you to fuck off and stalk you for your opinion? June 27, 2013 at 4:22 pm #208488 Pecospete666Participant Who said Life is Fair? June 27, 2013 at 4:24 pm #208489 tanyaParticipant You are a good example of that huh? June 27, 2013 at 4:31 pm #208492 ConnellParticipant Anyone with half a braincell can tell you’re not who you say you and are a flat out annoying troll. I don’t even know why I’m fueling you. Author Posts Viewing 100 posts - 1 through 100 (of 146 total) 1 2 Scroll to top • Scroll to Recent Forum Posts You must be logged in to reply to this topic. Log In Username: Password: Keep me signed in Log In