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TheAPERSON
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Luckily none of us have ATMOS cars, otherwise we would all be poisoned.
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Confused-Fish
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| Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 9:57 am Post subject: |
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| lol, you would of thought thousands or millions would of died already from the gas, they released it world wide. it'll be interesting to see how the doctor deals with this one |
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Confused-Fish
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heh, i forgot about the 80 percent density thing when i wrote that. im glad that kid decided to kill himself at the end of it in order to save the doctor and the world 
i was all like "what!?, the doctor cant die now this season isn't at the end yet!"  |
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Woodpeace
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| Luke Rattigan - the geeky guy who was in league with the Sontarans until he found out there was no planet where they were going to take him and his followers, and who sacrificed himself in order to save the doctor and the world - looked to me somewhat like a younger version of Bill Gates. |
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Confused-Fish
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lol! he does a bit  |
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Betzalel
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I wonder what they will be doing with Rose. they have been dropping little bits of her into every episode
this season so far. Can't wait to see what happens when all that comes to a head. hopefully in this weeks episode. |
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Confused-Fish
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| yeah, like at the end of the first episode of this season. when you see her watching and she's all sort of ghost like, they're obviously working on a way to cross dimensions but so far they come out all out of phase or something it seems. they are probably saving it for the last few episodes of the season i thinks. |
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TheAPERSON
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I reckon so as well.
What does everyone think of the idea of the Doctor having a daughter?
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| Posted: Sat May 10, 2008 10:32 am Post subject: |
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| didn't they already do that in the original series? or am i getting confused here? |
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Betzalel
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Well he has a grand daughter (Susan) so it only makes sense that he would have a daughter.
William Hartnell is one of my favorite Doctors BTW.
I really wish all that junking didn't take place. If there is one thing I would do right away with a time machine it would be to go back in time with a VHS recorder and record all of the lost episodes of doctor who and bring them to the present day. and post them on a torrent.
and perhaps send a copy to the BBC as well. would probably piss off the people who spent all of that time doing the restorations but I think that would be a really great use of a real TARDIS. |
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Quatermass
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I think having a clone daughter actually is a brilliant way of getting around all of those continuities (like whether the Doctor was the real grandfather of Susan, or was she the granddaughter of the Other, as established in Lungbarrow?).
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Confused-Fish
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| Susan is not related to Jenny, who is basically a clone. in the episode "Fear Her" the Doctor tells Rose that he was a dad once, In the episode "Blink", the Doctor tells Sally Sparrow that he's "rubbish at weddings, especially my own", this tells us that he had a family once and that Susan is directly from that family, there are many other references in various other episodes aswell. as for "the other", well originally she was meant to be the doctors granddaughter in the tv series, the books are spin-offs and are therefore are overruled by the actual show imho. |
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I think Martha's too much of coward even more than Donna is, as Donna is getting bravers, Martha is turn into more of coward
I don't care what happen in Torchwood but she is a coward.
I have a feeling Jenny is going to be villian because she sounded evil.
Rose sure lost weight since she was last in Doctor Who, maybe she been too depressed to eat.
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Cyberman
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I had also wondered about the "grand-daughter" thing, since they kind of overlooked it for a long time after the 1st Doctor.
Now, I haven't been following the new Doctor Who series, but do I understand they brought back the SONTARANS? I wouldn't have expected that. Talk about villains who let their work get to their heads.
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Another effective way to kill a Sontaran is chloronic (sp?) acid... just make sure that he's close enough to it, otherwise he might survive.
And I'm sure everyone remembers what works on my kind. |
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| Quatermass wrote: | | To kill a Sontaran using the probic vent, you need something sharper. An arrow or a knife, with accurate precision, does well. |
Another effective way to kill a Sontaran is chloronic (sp?) acid... just make sure that he's close enough to it, otherwise he might survive.
And I'm sure everyone remembers what works on my kind. |
Coronic acid for the Sontarans.
As for Cybermen, gold is a weakness that might only be for a few Cybermen (the later ones). Radiation used to effect them, as did gravitational flux. Electricity will kill them, as will high explosives and emotional induction, their own weapons, solvents sprayed on the life-support unit, a sonic lance wedged into their chest unit, a bullet at point-blank range into the mouth, rocket exhaust flames, and if all else fails, set a Raston Warrior Robot on them.
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