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Doctor Who 50th Anniversary : Sky News report, 12th January 2012

Sky News report on the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who. Featuring Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, and William Hartnell's granddaughter Jessica Carney.

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Matthew Dover commented on 30 Mar 2013

Kastria, he revealed his true form after almost being killed by a booby trap, he revealed his true intentions and, after discovering the entire Kastrian race committed suicide, he tries to get the Doctor to take him to earth but the Doctor and Sarah Jane manage to trip him over a ledge, also, The Current DW can get fans to learn about the old one, and I doubt a raccoon being the Doctor would make the show a global success, in fact, it may not even be that popular if a raccoon was the star rather

Matthew Dover commented on 30 Mar 2013

I am not an idiot, and you said the dalek was not a threat despite its mass killings and hardly anybody knew the dalek would do that, you do name facts, but other times it is your opinion, like with the ninth doctor when you said Richard E. Grant played him, false, Christopher Eccleston and that is a fact, it was in the continuity and to say Richard E. Grant was the real doctor would create a MASSIVE plot hole, while things like feelings can save the day, it is not always used in every episode.

Matthew Dover commented on 30 Mar 2013

Technically, I have seen the Hand of Fear, it was good, what was so bad about the Face of Boe animatronic? I thought it was good, technically, DW is a good subject of mine, I know creatures from the old series like the Mara which is a giant snake which is so evil it cannot stand it's reflection, again, Christopher Eccleston was a good doctor for me, he was entertaining, could be calm and fearless when he was having dinner with a slitheen, I am talking about what I know about, also, John Simms

Matthew Dover commented on 30 Mar 2013

I believe he was checking for the cause of death, also, they do not always save the day, take Gridlock for example, the Face of Boe used his own life-force, not love, feelings, kisses nor memories, or Smith and Jones where the plasmavore was tricked into mimicking the doctors alien DNA and was blown to bits by the Judoon, does that sound like it used Love, Feelings, kisses or memories were used, no, or 42, they gave the toragii sun what it wanted and that did not use love, feelings, kisses or

Matthew Dover commented on 29 Mar 2013

The Ninth Doctor, he could be serious and jokey at times, John Simms Master could be jokey yet could still be a threat. Gridlock had a good animatronic face of boe which could speak in time with the voice, the Gelth who actually looked like ghostly gaseous beings. Your hatred to the Current DW is still not welcome here because the are fans of it here like Christopher Johnson who hates you as much as I do, The Current DW or "Nu-hu" as you call it IS STILL PART OF DW, it has has the same title,

Matthew Dover commented on 31 Mar 2013

is shown weekly, okay, I'm not saying Robert Holmes was a bad writer, since I've never really watched any episodes of his, yes because people who have different tastes to yours are idiots, that's nice, being opinionated to the point where you think people who like things you don't are no good to the world, what on earth was so horrible with the Christmas Invasion, you're taking my opinion as if I punched in the face, its my opinion, everyone has one, why don't you learn to respect them rather

Matthew Dover commented on 31 Mar 2013

I'm not a loser, in case you haven't noticed, MANY ADULTS WATCH IT YOU TWIT, also, technically, I am not an adult, why don't you stop being such an idiot for telling people off, it is you who should get a life, because you see people with different tastes to yours as idiots, most critics know Nightmare Before Christmas is a good movie, I never said Russel T. Davies, also, no I do not post comments all day, I read, I watch videos and yes, I watch Doctor Who, but normally it is weekly because it

Matthew Dover commented on 31 Mar 2013

Why? Also, I believe they only did that monster contest once and I believe they were doing that because normally kids have bigger imaginations than adults, also, that reference, I don't think they use it any more and even fans of the Current want to forget about Love and Monsters for obvious reasons, he still made a good doctor in my opinion as I stated above, also, again, the animatronic was good, it could move at the right time, and when it opened its mouth, it spoke in time with the voice.

laminarflow1979 commented on 03 May 2013

No past doctors or companions involved in the 50th. I am utterly disgusted. It's fans like me who have made this show popular and stuck with it all these years. It's an insult to all the fans and everyone involved. I feel so sorry for everyone not allowed to take part, especially Paul McGann, John Barrowman and Tom Baker, who probably won't be alive for much longer. Steven Moffat, you are a despicable man who only has thought for money. Fans unite and boycott this 50th episode! Make him pay!

Matthew Dover commented on 30 Mar 2013

He was not, he was good in my opinion, again the other Master's may be better, from reading and watching some clips and episodes, I know about some things from the old DW, like Eldrad, who gave the Kastrians things like bodies and Light Barriers, however, he soon betrayed his own people because he could not be their ruler, when almost destroyed, he regenerated himself using radiation as he is a Kastrian and modelled himself on Sarah Jane, tricking the Doctor and Sarah into transporting him to

Matthew Dover commented on 31 Mar 2013

Nor am I a liar, also, hardly anybody knew it would commit suicide, it was still a threat because it didn't instantly want to blow itself up, it was killing, and Richard E. Grant was a better doctor in your opinion, but you cannot state as a fact, otherwise, who would Christopher Eccleston's 9th be, who were David Tennant's Tenth and who was Matt Smith's Eleventh if they were the Doctor, see, it creates probably the largest problem for Doctor Who, I believe it is you who is getting stupider,

LegoDaleks commented on 30 Mar 2013

Those Santas were just Autons again. Do you watch Nu-hu? Then you most certainly watch rubbish. What do you watch? I bet it is undoubtably rubbish. There are millions of Rihanna fans & Coronation Street fans as well, what's you point? You only think they did it well because you don't realise how unoriginal it is. The Silurians is a story a thousand times better. DW set the bar high, Nu-hu's standards are just much too low in comparison. You can't even argue with that since you're a non-fan.

LegoDaleks commented on 30 Mar 2013

"Nobody knew, nobody knew that" - dimwitted Rose knew it, you ridiculously incompetent dumbass. I keep naming facts, you just don't accept them. The Dr's life in Big Bang was saved because Amy remembered him back into existence. Therefore the day was saved via memories. This is a fact I've repeated over & over. Stop denying that I state facts. Amy defuses a bomb in Victory via feelings - that is an absolute fact. A snog saves the day in The Lodger - FACT. How many more times hear it, dolt?

LegoDaleks commented on 30 Mar 2013

Nu-hu is called DW without being DW, if it's called DW it should be made like DW, not too much to ask. There are a few facts. Fact is an integral ingredient to the structure of DW is the Dr's inability to control the TARDIS. It is a fact that Nu-hu lacks this integral part, making every plot pretty stupid. Another fact is that the dialogue is dumbed-down. Just compare quotes form both shows. "Don't diss the sonic" "Who da man" non-fans are so clueless, they think those are the best lines

LegoDaleks commented on 30 Mar 2013

No, the Dr in Nu-hu never "learned" that the timelords were gone. He'd just start weeping at the mere mention of them, even though he supposedly always hated them. Anyway, a race of time travelling beings can never be extinct as was proven in End of Time, so he was crying over nothing. He cries in self-pity, it's nauseating. He cried in the Big Bang when he thought his existence was being undone. The actor probably tears up cuz he's not good at acting, so just resorts to the waterworks.

WGSXFrank commented on 16 May 2013

Tennant and Piper are returning. So that is at least one past Doctor (Granted he could be returning as the non-timelord alternate Doctor). As for the rest: Haven't you noticed that many of the actors who played the past doctors are still not giving definitive answers about whether or not they're involved in some capacity? A few are being very vague and only saying "I'm available! That's all I can say!" So while it is likely no others will show, don't give up all hope until you see it.

LegoDaleks commented on 31 Mar 2013

"what was so bad about the Face of Boe animatronic?" - they had better animatronics in the 80s with less than a quarter of the budget. I keep telling you. The originals had high standards. Nu-hu has no standards, that's why in an episode with a monster designed by a 5 year old kid, ReTarD puts a blow-job reference in, cuz that's how smut-ridden the show is. Christopher Eccleston was a Northern Mitchell Brother. He wasn't eccentric, he was a counsel estate kid - that's not a good Dr.

LegoDaleks commented on 30 Mar 2013

You've only seen Nu-hu so you have very low standards. John Simm's & Christopher Eccleston's acting are so bad that it make non-actors like Eric Roberts look like awesome actors. You have low standards when it comes to animatronics. The animatronics in DW were better in the 80s when they had a much smaller budget. You honestly don't know what you are talking about. Talk about something you know about. DW isn't your best subject. You can't say what fans want, you are a non-fan.

LegoDaleks commented on 31 Mar 2013

"I am not an idiot" - Now you're a liar as well. Rose knew it wasn't a threat, even the retarded Dr finally saw that it was no longer a threat. You're the only one here who thinks it was a threat. Richard E. Grant played the 9th Dr - fact. In Scream of the Shalka (2003) he says he's that he's the 9th. What's wrong with another MASSIVE plot hole? Don't tell me you hadn't realised there were a plethora of plot holes present in Nu-hu already. You get dumber by the minute.

Matthew Dover commented on 30 Mar 2013

But John Simms was not dreadful, a lot of people who watched his master might've liked the way he portrayed him, he might have not been the best master, but I, and probably many people, thought his Master was good, with the music, I could, like the Current theme, I can tell it is the theme song, with Just Scarecrows to War, I can tell it is a war march, which is what it was meant to be and with The Song of Freedom, I can tell it is meant to be a triumphant song.

LegoDaleks commented on 31 Mar 2013

Technically you're not a fan then. You are ignorant when it comes to DW, I am not, simple. Have you got it now? No? Should I say it again? You are ignorant. Accept it. I am not, I know more than you in the subject that we are discussing. Now say this to yourself 10 times & maybe then you'll finally get it. God, you're dense. Look up quotes from both shows. There's your un-glorified evidence that it is a fact that the dialogue is most certainly dumbed-down.

Matthew Dover commented on 31 Mar 2013

It still involves the doctor, it still involves his enemies, how was the line bad it was cool in my opinion and how does it contradict? It was established the doctor had no choice but to stop the Time Lords and Daleks since the Time War and the species were becoming too dangerous, also, shouldn't you be a non fan since you don't like DW, just the Old, that what it seems to be, that you need to like both or just hate the Current, isn't that clever logic?

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