[Firewire]

Originally Posted by Braden

I can't get into Stephen Moffat DW era, as much as. I try it's just a bit difficult to understand.

his episodes were always brilliant in Russell's era

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Firewire

his episodes were always brilliant in Russell's era

Blink. So simple yet so good.

[Braden]

Originally Posted by Firewire

his episodes were always brilliant in Russell's era

I just dislike him as executive producer.

I'm not knocking his credibility because obviously a lot of people love his work, especially since DW is growing in popularity in other countries like America. I'm just not a fan of his take on DW, unfortunately. I try to get into as much as I can since I'm a big fan of the show but it's just too...I don't even know.

[Firewire]

Originally Posted by Braden

I just dislike him as executive producer.

I'm not knocking his credibility because obviously a lot of people love his work, especially since DW is growing in popularity in other countries like America. I'm just not a fan of his take on DW, unfortunately. I try to get into as much as. I can since. I'm a big fan of the show but it's just too...I don't even know.

He's a very clever writer that sometimes doesn't come across well in a show like Doctor Who. Some of his era has been great, other parts not. His writing suits the style of show that Sherlock is. I still watch religiously but it's not as "good" as it used to be.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Firewire

He's a very clever writer that sometimes doesn't come across well in a show like Doctor Who. Some of his era has been great, other parts not. His writing suits the style of show that Sherlock is. I still watch religiously but it's not as "good" as it used to be.

Sherlock kind of went off the boil too in series 3.

I think he tries to chuck too many ideas into the pot at once.

Whereas if he spaces them out more (like his standalone episodes) it translates better.

[Braden]

Originally Posted by Firewire

He's a very clever writer that sometimes doesn't come across well in a show like Doctor Who. Some of his era has been great, other parts not. His writing suits the style of show that Sherlock is. I still watch religiously but it's not as "good" as it used to be.

I really need to watch Sherlock, there's not many episodes either is there?

[Marsh.]

CGI is a bit dodgy. The eyelines are miles out.

[MB.]

Stop looking at her tits

[arista]

Originally Posted by MB&U

Stop looking at her tits

its normal to

[Saph]

Series 1-2 were my faves remember the nun-nurse cats and Cassandra

[Firewire]

Originally Posted by Saph

Series 1-2 were my faves remember the nun-nurse cats and Cassandra

cassandra

[armand.kay]

Cassandra

[Saph]

she needs to make a comeback

[Firewire]

Originally Posted by Saph

she needs to make a comeback

didn't she die? rip

[Saph]

Originally Posted by Firewire

didn't she die? rip

yh but she died in the first series too and came back so they could easily bring her back again

Im here for her becoming the doctors assistant

[Firewire]

Originally Posted by Saph

yh but she died in the first series too and came back so they could easily bring her back again

Im here for her becoming the doctors assistant

that's true what if she just becomes the doctor instead

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Saph

yh but she died in the first series too and came back so they could easily bring her back again

Im here for her becoming the doctors assistant

Didn't she come back because they attached her brain to the remaining piece of skin from her original body which was then destroyed and her brain then died?

#nerd

[armand.kay]

Yeah she died

[MB.]

Nice of Morsh to make a cameo appearance in this

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by MB&U

Nice of Morsh to make a cameo appearance in this

[Saph]

gimme yar cooaat

[Firewire]

danielle mcmahon teas

[Saph]

these two are married?

[Saph]

artpop

[armand.kay]

It doesn't feel like I'm watching dr who.