[Glenn.]

I thought it was brilliant. It was very emotionally charged, glad to see Rose get her happily ever after with a Doctor. Donnas ending was actually heartbreaking, after everything she has been through I felt she was cheated a litttle.
Christmas episode looks great. Good to see the Cybermen back!

[Callum]

Last night's episode was really good, but I expected a bit more.
Poor Donna, can't believe she forget everything.
The christmas special looks really good, it's just such a shame there won't be any more full length series' until 2009.

[Firewire]

Why was Rose speaking with a lisp. During the first and second series she sounded fine?

[Callum]

Originally posted by Firewire
Why was Rose speaking with a lisp. During the first and second series she sounded fine?

I thought that too.

[Firewire]

She was speaking to the doctor and said Sut Up in a sarcastic way instead of Shut Up.

[Magic]

Does anyone reckon that man we saw was the new doctor?

[xDramatick]

I wanna know what the speech impediment was about because as much as I love Billie Piper and Rose, it kinda spoilt it a little bit for me.

On the other hand.
Loved the finale.
&&I met Martha/Freema Agyeman at Pride.
I might post the pics later.

[MarkWaldorf]

Billie did say she found it hard to get back in the role of Rose and sound like her again.

[Arneldo]

I thought the whole final was rubbish.

[Dannysenior08]

Do you think the Daleks have finally been defeated?

I personally think they should be out of the way for a couple of years. They are getting quite boring now. Leave it two or three years then bring them back.


In other news. A Doctor Who mini story will be aired on 27th July 2008

Date Sunday 27 July 2008
Time 11.00am - c1.00pm
Venue Royal Albert Hall
Tickets Ł5 & Ł10 price band G or Prom for Ł5
Broadcast To be recorded for BBC One and Live on BBC Radio 3. Available as audio on demand for the following week.
A family concert featuring music from the BBC's Doctor Who series, and including a specially filmed scene, written by Russell T Davies and starring David Tennant.
There's also a selection of classical favourites with a strong flavour of time and space. Join Freema Agyeman (aka Martha Jones), and others from the Doctor Who cast, for an intergalactic musical adventure - with a little help from Daleks, Cybermen and other aliens from the series!

Programme to include:
Murray Gold Music from the Doctor Who series* (40 mins)
Copland Fanfare for the Common Man (3 mins)
Holst The Planets - Jupiter (8 mins)
Mark-Anthony Turnage The Torino Scale (UK premiere) (4 mins)
Wagner Die Walküre - The Ride of the Valkyries (5 mins)
There will be one interval
Freema Agyeman presenter
with Daleks and Cybermen

London Philharmonic Choir
BBC Philharmonic
Ben Foster* conductor
Stephen Bell conductor

[Dannysenior08]

Journeys End- Part One

Youtube video

Part 2

Youtube video

Part 3

Youtube video

Part 4

Youtube video

Part 5

Youtube video

Part 6

Youtube video

Enjoy!

[Glenn.]

Thats not all of the episode? The last 5 minutes are missing. Ive watched this for bout the 20th time.

[Glenn.]

I think ive had enough of the Daleks for the time being. If they were to leave them a couple of years, when they did decide to bring them back it would be great. Steven Moffat needs to bring a new edge to Doctor Who, something we havent seen before, like a lot more original aliens and monsters, and maybe something that will be as big as the Daleks and Cybermen.

ANother note. You just know the Daleks WILL be back, if the Cybermen managed to escape the Void, as the walls of the universe were being destroyed, who says the Daleks didnt get out too?

[Sod_James]

Originally posted by Glenn
I think ive had enough of the Daleks for the time being. If they were to leave them a couple of years, when they did decide to bring them back it would be great. Steven Moffat needs to bring a new edge to Doctor Who, something we havent seen before, like a lot more original aliens and monsters, and maybe something that will be as big as the Daleks and Cybermen.

ANother note. You just know the Daleks WILL be back, if the Cybermen managed to escape the Void, as the walls of the universe were being destroyed, who says the Daleks didnt get out too?

Agreed. Doctor Who producers seem to be bringing them back every series cos they are playing it safe they know ppl like them. personally i want to see some new badies theres only a certain amount of the same bad guy i can take.

Sure bring them back in some years times but for now i wanna see somthing new.

[Scarlett.]

[spoil]THIS is the first glimpse of a new menace Time Lord David Tennant will face on a Christmas day Doctor Who special.

The scary new baddie is a mutant Cyberman known as a Cybershade.

Scary stuff ... new villain

Scary stuff ... new villain

The evil creation has been described as a "Cyberman gone bad".

An insider said: "The Cybershade is a mutant with some of the looks of the Cybermen - but it is a much darker creation.

"Fans always want something new. Just wheeling out Cybermen again would be tame."


[/spoil]

[Firewire]

Mini Story was quite funny. lol

[Scarlett.]

TORCHWOOD will air on five consecutive nights when it comes to BBC1.

The Doctor Who spin-off started on BBC Three and was later moved to BBC2, where it pulled in 3.3 million viewers an episode.

Its popular following has convinced bosses at the Beeb to give the third series of sci-fi drama a prime-time BBC1 slot.

And the five-part series will be aired on consecutive nights next Spring in a week-long Torchwood special to introduce it to new audiences.

John Barrowman, who stars as Captain Jack Harkness in the show, said he was “ecstatic” with Torchwood’s new slot.

The actor said: “Torchwood has really reached out to audiences worldwide and the fact it’s moved up the channels on the BBC is incredible.”

[Dannysenior08]

The title for the Torchwood mini series is Children of Earth and is said to be spectacular on a massive scale, as the team fight to save the future of the human race.

[Dannysenior08]

Trailer for the un-named Christmas Special. It was shown at ComicCon

Youtube video

[Scarlett.]

ACTING legend Patrick Stewart is to make a giant leap across space — from Star Trek to Doctor Who.

He has agreed to a major role in the Time Lord’s next series after teaming up with the Doctor (David Tennant) on stage.

The pair starred in a production of Hamlet in the summer. Patrick — Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek — has been offered a role in a two-parter involving the Daleks, set to be screened next year.

The new series will also see the return of classic alien enemies the Ice Warriors and the Zygons. Patrick, 68, is a big Doctor Who admirer and has spoken in the past of his desire to star in the show.

He said: “I have been a fan, actually yes, and I’m deeply dismayed that I was never asked to be in it. I think it’s a terrific series.” A source said: “Patrick and David are firm friends now, and want to work together again. They’ve got chemistry and that’s what Doctor Who is all about.

“Patrick’s role is still being finalised but the plan is for him to play a renegade Time Lord called the Meddling Monk, who was last seen in Doctor Who in the 1960s. The Doctor thought his entire race was wiped out and gets a huge surprise to find another member of his species.”

The Monk was originally played by Carry On film favourite Peter Butterworth. Our insider added: “Patrick’s agent is now involved and everyone is really keen. His role is a belter.”

The Sun

[Dannysenior08]

Preview Trailer for 'The Next Doctor'
Which airs 25/12/08.

Youtube video

[Magic]

Looks great!

[Scarlett.]

I wonder if this Doctor appears is really "The Doctor"?

[Spike]

Some pics of 'The Next Doctor' HERE

[Magic]

ohhhh.