[2boxers]

Originally posted by shanyi:
There were a fair few plotholes (why was the Doctor so scared of the Family to begin with if he could deal with them so easily? Why didn't he just do olfactory deception instead of changing into a human?)

covered in the voice over- he did it 'to be kind' not through fear-he never wants to kill people or destroy creatures which is why he tries to convince them to surrender first

[Fitness Matt]

Originally posted by Jearm84:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Sean Paul:
How old would the young lad have to be to fight in WW1? He must've been well over a 100 years old.

assuming he was 15/16 in 1913 would be 109/110 in 2007 </BLOCKQUOTE>

And the Remembrance Service could have been ten years ago...

[retired_derek]

Originally posted by Glyn:
That last five minutes was some of the most moving television I've seen in ages.

A big :thup:

What Glyn said. I wanted to laugh, cry, smile all within seconds of each other. Was incredible television.

Hate that they can do that so well when so much of the series so far has be such utter horsesh*t.

[2boxers]

Originally posted by Sonic2006:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Jearm84:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Sonic2006:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Chaddy the Owl:
Best story since Who came back, superb.


And how evil did DT look when he punished the Family.

Exactly what I said and totally agree am going to watch it again tomorrow :-D </BLOCKQUOTE>

both are sky+'ed and 'kept' till i get the dvd's </BLOCKQUOTE>

Speaking of DVDs, any idea where the cheapest place online would be to get S1 and S2 boxsets? </BLOCKQUOTE>

S1
S2

both find-dvd.co.uk
they normally have the best deals

[2boxers]

Originally posted by Glyn:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Jearm84:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Sean Paul:
How old would the young lad have to be to fight in WW1? He must've been well over a 100 years old.

assuming he was 15/16 in 1913 would be 109/110 in 2007 </BLOCKQUOTE>

And the Remembrance Service could have been ten years ago... </BLOCKQUOTE>

true, it could even have been 15-20 years ago

[retired_Judy]

Originally posted by Jearm84:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Sonic2006:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Jearm84:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Sonic2006:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Chaddy the Owl:
Best story since Who came back, superb.


And how evil did DT look when he punished the Family.

Exactly what I said and totally agree am going to watch it again tomorrow :-D </BLOCKQUOTE>

both are sky+'ed and 'kept' till i get the dvd's </BLOCKQUOTE>

Speaking of DVDs, any idea where the cheapest place online would be to get S1 and S2 boxsets? </BLOCKQUOTE>

S1
S2

both find-dvd.co.uk
they normally have the best deals </BLOCKQUOTE>

Brilliant! Thanks for that mate. Thats for Payday this coming week

[retired_tikoalegendre]

It could've been, but most people will assume it's modern day.

[tonyas]

Originally posted by Sean Paul:
Next week's 'Don't blink' episode looks good, but how will it live up to this?

Its written by Steven Moffet, so it should be good. It's this seasons "Doctor-lite" episode and apparently adapted from one of his own Dorctor Who short stories.


Perhaps if they decide to bring the Mater back again and again and if John Simm doesn't want to play the role again they could get Harry Lloyd to do it. He's a little young but he's proved he can play an evil role with some humour.

[2boxers]

Originally posted by spankie:
Perhaps if they decide to bring the Mater back again and again and if John Simm doesn't want to play the role again they could get Harry Lloyd to do it. He's a little young but he's proved he can play an evil role with some humour.

bloody hell! i didn't recognize him

[retired_rgibson881]

Next weeks is meant to be like the one last year with Peter Kay and Marc Warren where it featured very little of the Doctor and Rose.