Spoilers (2)
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28 August 2014 at 15:04 #30495
Filming footage from a forthcoming episode!
30 August 2014 at 03:57 #30610Two lovely clips. Thank you @wolfweed I love that one of the reasons behind the choice of costume was so that children could emulate with with minimal effort and cost.
Cheers
Janette
30 August 2014 at 13:24 #30647Here’s the official RT poster…
30 August 2014 at 14:07 #30649I realise that I am overusing the word “love” but I have to say, I love that poster, it’s just so gorgeously retro..
Cheers
Janette
1 September 2014 at 18:33 #30911It’s interesting that the BBC consider spoilers as a must. For who? For us?
Browse a copy of the Radio Times and discover what the future holds: episode titles; plots; adversaries old, and new.
It really is a godsend: such a bite-sized summary. We can speculate… finger hovering over the Submit key – Davros style; enable the sharing of hypothesise.
Imagine not knowing what outfit would come the Doctor’s way would following his regeneration, whether there would be a new companion, what monsters would turn up on… gosh, so 20th Century! How dull.
Spoilers – the clue is the title – really tap our: can’t-wait-wont-wait-for-Christmas-day, appetite. We have become accustomed, very quickly, to wanting everything, all at once – right now. We can no longer luxuriate in anticipation of what the future holds. We’re not being force fed, one always has a choice in these matters, its just that its all too convenient, like anticipation. Remember Anticipation? And to be honest this girl’s tummy is full.
The Doctor’s Grandmother, any one?
1 September 2014 at 19:38 #30913In addition to my previous post: 30911
By ‘Anticipation’ I meant to refer to the lack of it. Timed-out on edit, apologies x
1 September 2014 at 20:16 #30915http://doctorwhoworldwide.com/2014/09/01/steven-moffat-to-be-replaced-by-anthony-horowitz-for-series-9-rumour/
Philip Morris has always got a lot to say, hasn’t he?2 September 2014 at 11:30 #309572 September 2014 at 12:01 #30958‘Morris!’ (Shakes fist)
I dont do rumours I will leave that to others
— Philip Morris (@archives1963) September 2, 2014
Anthony Horowitz .Anthony Horowitz. Anthony Horowitz. Anthony Horowitz. Anthony Horowitz
— Philip Morris (@archives1963) September 2, 2014
2 September 2014 at 13:21 #30959Anonymous @@wolfweed — can’t see this personally. Moffat and Capaldi have already been talking about season 9, after all. I expect he’ll move on before season 10 though. And while Horowitz is not the worse choice in the world — sterling work on Foyle’s War and all that, so he’s shown he’s more than capable as a showrunner — he’s never shown the remotest interest in Who and I’d say that’s a definite must for a showrunner in this day and age. You need someone who’s tapped deeply into the show’s history and mythos. And while I like Horowitz, I’m not sure he’s shown any sign of knowing his polyphase avatron from his pescatons….
2 September 2014 at 15:18 #30963Of course it doesn’t make sense. Moff has already planned the cliffhanger to the penultimate episode of series 9.
I can’t work out Philip Morris. I’m sure he once said he’s not really interested in Dr Who, yet this is his avatar…..
Plus 95% of what he posts on twitter is about Dr Who. Not content with ‘I don’t do rumours.’ alongside ‘The wind is blowing in the right direction.’, he’s now started slagging off the show.
I think the article in the telegraph was pretty close to the truth concerning Dr Who.its seems to be run like fandom like an old boy network
— Philip Morris (@archives1963) September 2, 2014
If Ian Levine is the 6th Dr, then Philip Morris is surely The Valeyard…
2 September 2014 at 15:36 #309642 September 2014 at 21:16 #30972Back in the Bay. Another adventure beckons. A week to go. Fingers crossed. pic.twitter.com/opleYFGXPJ
— paul wilmshurst (@PootleFly) September 1, 2014
3 September 2014 at 06:39 #30998trying to unnotified on this post….can’t figure out another way.
3 September 2014 at 13:16 #31020‘As a fan… I want the people who would never watch (to) get onboard’
‘I’m sorry, I don’t look at it as a fan. I can take it or leave it…’
‘I know quite a lot which I cant mention here or I will be in court for libel.’ (but he will say that Dr Who is run by sexists !?!)
Is this for real?
3 September 2014 at 17:24 #31029Anonymous @@wolfweed — even during the missing episodes, erm, episode, I kept getting the slight feeling that Morris was more interested in self-aggrandisement than anything else and I’m getting that impression more and more now.
And I see that Antony Horowitz has pretty much shot down those showrunner rumours, which I think were based on no more than the fact he was writing Tin Tin 2 and Moffat was writing Tin Tin when he was offered the gig….
3 September 2014 at 17:30 #31030I just went and found & checked the script. I can confirm that originally, Rusty self-destructed on the Dalek ship (pg 66). That would have made him another martyr…
Then I found this:
3 September 2014 at 19:07 #31036A message for the Time Lords…
Please remove the post above if it’s too spoilery. I’m not actually sure. Thanks.
3 September 2014 at 19:44 #31037@wolfweed I think it’s fine. I was going to post something similar TBH as I had seen Rusty blow up the Daleks in the leaked version and was surprised it wasn’t in the final version.
I think it’s interesting to know what choices were made (a bit like the kiss). It may be that they want Rusty back – or it may be for the more boring reason that they just ran out of effects budget (it was an effects heavy episode). We shall wait and see.
3 September 2014 at 20:43 #31038Anonymous @3 September 2014 at 21:41 #31040@fatmaninabox I think you may be right. You are a much smarter man than I. Cheers.
4 September 2014 at 16:12 #31079And along similar lines…
http://doctorwhoworldwide.com/2014/09/04/bbc-removes-beheading-from-robot-of-sherwood/4 September 2014 at 19:30 #31089If I ever have a twitter meltdown I assure you my spelling, grammar and punctuation will remain immaculate.
— Gareth Roberts (@OldRoberts953) September 4, 2014
@OldRoberts953 Your job is to create stories with correct grammar and mine is to find lost tv shows which I have. More than you know.
— Philip Morris (@archives1963) September 4, 2014
4 September 2014 at 19:44 #31090@wolfweed I’ve been following this for the last few days and it just gets crazier and crazier. Would like to have some of what Philip Morris is smoking!
It’s almost as if, now his nemesis Ian Levine is in hospital, he has no one to hold him back and he’s just spewing forth in the weirdest of ways. Not sure I want lots of old episodes (possibly) in this man’s hands.
As @jimthefish noted, it all seems like a child (especially given the spelling and grammar) shouting “Look at me! Look at me!”. His Facebook posts were painful to read.
4 September 2014 at 19:46 #31091I wonder if the BBC have thought of getting a court order to get custody of whatever he may have in his possession on the grounds that he is gradually losing it and who knows what he may do next?
4 September 2014 at 19:53 #31092Perhaps he has all the film cans buried in an undisclosed garden, along with his fine cheeses, in anticipation of the coming apocalypse?
Whatever the case, the drama of the actual show has been usurped this week! When is the movie of this coming out?4 September 2014 at 22:04 #31098There seem to be very mixed opinions on the interweb about the ROS edit. Personally, I can totally see why they would remove the scene out of respect.
I can also see why Rusty didn’t do his dark deed onscreen. Perhaps that story suffered just a little by it’s omission.
Let’s hope ROS still makes sense at least… Did they have a contingency plan whilst filming?
I wonder if these scenes will appear on the DVDs at all now?
5 September 2014 at 13:30 #31127Okay, the drama is firmly back with the show. As I said, mixed opinions…
http://www.kasterborous.com/2014/09/terrorists-win-beheading-scene-cut-doctor/
5 September 2014 at 17:20 #31135Another Stuart Manning special…
5 September 2014 at 18:16 #31137Anonymous @@wolfweed – yep, some people really have got their knickers in a twist over the scene being cut and plenty of accusations of giving into terrorists.
I know that they made the decision earlier in the week but, given the terrible event in North London, they would have had to cut it any way which, IMO (and I’m sure everyone else would agree), would’ve been the right thing to do.
6 September 2014 at 00:43 #31158Anonymous @Quite apart from the fact that I’m not sure decapitation ever really has a place in the show (this is Doctor Who, not Game of Thrones, after all), I find it hard to believe that anyone could argue against removing the scene in the light of this week’s events. It’s the respectful thing to do, in my opinion.
6 September 2014 at 01:30 #31160The only (sort of onscreen, humanish/maybe androidy?) examples I can think of are the chap in ‘The Awakening’ and the Headless Monks. (And of course there’s poor Dorium.) The Awakening one was pretty dark stuff…
Non-human, the Cybermen often suffered such a fate (onscreen). The Raston warrior robot was responsible for lots of course…
It probably wouldn’t feel right watching any of that sort of thing at the moment…
6 September 2014 at 11:59 #31180Robin Hood looks like he’s getting involved tonight:
“Despite the Time Lord’s insistence that the legendary hero is a myth, the pair come face to face when the Doctor discovers that Nottinghamshire is at stake from “an evil plan from beyond the stars”.
6 September 2014 at 13:46 #31186Anonymous @@wolfweed — you’re quite right. Who actually has quite a pedigree of decapitation.
Still think a bit of sensitivity in light of the week’s events is in order though.
6 September 2014 at 15:55 #31187@wolfweed @jimthefish @fatmaninabox
I am very much in the camp that would not like to see Game of Thrones type decapitation at the moment, if ever. Some of that series still haunts me. However, I watched the leaked episode earlier this week and I have to say that, despite all the recent horrors, I would not connect the two because of the way it was done. It’s all sort of sci-fi slapstick, if that’s a thing. The episode is quite pantomime in tone.
I’ll be interested to see how they re-edit it as it’s a reasonably major thing towards the end – not just a cheap shot. It actually is a moment that changes both story and character. It’s a big thing.
I hope they haven’t ruined the end just because some of the high-ups got scared about the licence renewal. The Daily Mail could run all the “Sick BBC shows beheading” stories they wanted, but the viewers would laugh at them because they know the truth.
By not showing it, all we have is “Sick BBC shot beheading scene then cut it” and no one knows the truth in context.
6 September 2014 at 17:59 #31189I am feeling quite strongly about this having seen the non-offensive original.
I’m going to make my first ever complaint to the BBC. If anyone else wants to you can do it below.
I remember living in Scotland when the Lockerbie bombing happened and there was a film due to be shown that night that started with the death of a man’s family in a plane crash. They didn’t show it. That’s one thing.
If they didn’t show this episode I would be fine, but to edit it, to take the censors scissors to it, is different and, I think, worth complaining about.
6 September 2014 at 18:57 #31190I see that that Kasterborous page has been removed now.
Whatever the case, people seem to have very strong opinions about this edit.
@craig – I’m interested to hear your verdict once you’ve watched the broadcast episode.6 September 2014 at 20:18 #31196@wolfweed Quick reaction… Oh FFS. Totally hobbled it.
Going out tonight, but will post more tomorrow.
Not a spoiler now, but in the original the Sheriff came back from the dead, then they knocked off his head and he turned out to be a cyborg-style robot. Robin gave his head back to his body so that they could have a fair swordfight, before defeating him.
Losing the cyborg-style robot may be detrimental to the long game. Not sure.
6 September 2014 at 21:27 #31206Perhaps it was the placing of the bag over his head & the fact(?) that he was half human?
http://doctorwhoworldwide.com/2014/09/06/details-of-the-cut-beheading-scene-during-robot-of-sherwood/I can’t really judge unless I see the cut scene.
I hope we see it restored on the dvd as opposed to as a deleted scene (or not at all)…
7 September 2014 at 01:45 #31218Can someone who can re-attach their heads be considered half human (or even humanoid)?
I understand where the cut scene fit in now. Before the scene on the beam…
Does this remind you of Gallifrey, or is it more like a Sun?
8 September 2014 at 14:24 #31309The Xmas special is being filmed in Glen Affric!
8 September 2014 at 16:10 #31317Hi all. I’ve been scared to look at this forum because I decided to avoid spoilers as much as possible. But I had this thought and wanted to put it out in an appropriate place. (Forgive me if its already been suggested):
“Nethersphere”
equals Lowest, or Inner-most Sphere
equals miniature universe
“Promised Land”
equals Paradise
equals Arcadia
8 September 2014 at 20:07 #31330Continuing with this thought (and going to go way nuts here):
“Guardian of the Nethersphere”
equals Protector of…
But is she protecting something FROM the Nethersphere? Or is she protecting the Nethersphere from something else? The surreal-ness of her location suggests she’s working from WITHIN. Therefore she is protecting it.
Generally speaking, it’s the bad guys you need protection from.
Therefore, she is a Good Guy. Collecting not foes of the Doctor, but allies. Her demented-looking behavior makes us ASSUME she’s a Bad Guy. But that is just Missy-direction.
But why “boyfriend”? And liking the “new” accent? And “I think I’ll keep it”.
What if she’s not real? What if she is an interface to the pocket universe? She takes on a corporeal form in order to communicate.
The Doctor had several centuries on Trenzalor to try to communicate with the pocket universe through the crack. Missy was the channel. She formed a bond with him then. To him she is the Missing Gallifrey. Eventually just Missy.
9 September 2014 at 04:56 #31346Oh I like the Missy-Missing connection @brewski I think that miniaturisation is the key to the arc having been referenced in one way or another in every episode so far though in the first episode it was the dinosaur that was enlarged so that the Tardis appeared to be minute. My one concern is that increases the likihood that Missy is the Master. I like the interface suggestion much better. An interface operating from within either the Doctor or Clara’s brain?
Unless you are drawing on information gleened from “spoilers” I don’t think there was any need to post your ideas in this thread. A lot of people don’t venture in here and so will miss out on what is an excellent bit of bonkers theorising. Perhaps best check with one of the mods.
@wolfweed I wonder if Glen Affric is standing in for the Lakes District?
Cheers
Janette
9 September 2014 at 12:20 #313559 September 2014 at 12:37 #31356Unless you are drawing on information gleened from “spoilers” I don’t think there was any need to post your ideas in this thread. A lot of people don’t venture in here and so will miss out on what is an excellent bit of bonkers theorising.
Thanks. Definitely no leakage information here. Just what leaked out of my brain. The only reason I posted here is cuz I didn’t know what the best place would be. It’s not really specific to “Robot of Sherwood”. But I guess I’ll re-post it there. Thanks for the advice.
I like the connection with miniaturization. But actually I think it may still fit with where I’m going. I’ll rework it a bit when I re-post it.
Thanks again!
10 September 2014 at 08:43 #31406Xmas special not being filmed in Glen Affric!
I’m not saying where though, as it will ruin series 8…..
Orson Pink is an anagram of ‘Prison on K’…
10 September 2014 at 12:16 #31410Orson is another name with an interesting, medieval, origin. The following is a quote from Wikipedia about the Tale of Valentine and Orson
It is the story of twin brothers, abandoned in the woods in infancy. Valentine is brought up as a knight at the court of Pepin, while Orson grows up in a bear’s den to be a wild man of the woods, until he is overcome and tamed by Valentine, whose servant and comrade he becomes. The two eventually rescue their mother Bellisant, sister of Pepin and wife of the emperor of Greece, by whom she had been unjustly repudiated, from the power of a giant named Ferragus.
This tale is roughly contemporary with the reign of Oswald in Northumbria. Fascinating. Methinks Moffat has a taste for Medieval history.
Cheers
Janette
12 September 2014 at 18:23 #3148012 September 2014 at 19:03 #31482I’m not sure where else to post this to, but I suppose Spoilers may be the best description. Let me start at the beginning. And what I’m about to tell you is absolutely true.
I’ve been a lifelong fan of the show, definite Whovian. I’ve made theory videos in the past I haven’t always been right, but I tried. At least most of my thoughts were somewhat original. A couple weeks ago, I made a video theory about the identity of Missy. In short, I think she’s the new host body of the Great Intelligence. You can see more here.
A week later, I noticed the video used to come up along with everyone else’s, when you typed a YouTube search for Doctor Who and Missy. Suddenly, it wasn’t. It was still on my channel, but you couldn’t find it in a broad search. This was limited at the time to Youtube apps, later on the pc as well. I made a video telling about it here.
After making this video, access to the original video was blocked from me. I couldn’t reply to comments, nor make new comments on only that single video! I wrote to Chris Hardwick of The Nerdist, as well as a journalist from The Telegraph. The next day, after sharing my video with friends, my videos were coming back up on searches. It had become so bizarre, a friend of mine coined the term Whominati, and made a video about it. Here’s a link if you’re interested.
The most bizarre part is, at the same time he recorded that one, I made a new video titled Doctor Who, YouTube and Censorship. The reason I mention it is now, that single video seems to be blocked from a broad search, after I posted it a week ago. Here’s the link.
Ladies and gentlemen, I post this because of a great fear and revelation that I feel as a fan of Doctor Who, and feel everyone must know. It’s too specific and coincidental to be a glitch. It appears my videos were, and are being censored from general searches at this time. Typing in Doctor Who and Censorship used to pull my video straight up, now it’s not found. We all know Steven Moffat watches YouTube videos made by fans, the man who made this season’s opening titles was discovered there. I, on the other hand, am a fan, making theories and guesses, just like you. My fear is, what if I may have guessed right, and what if Moffat or execs from Doctor Who and the BBC persuaded YouTube to censor my videos from searches, for fear of the ramifications? I’ve done nothing wrong, not violated copyrights, nor done anything illegal. If my video was deleted outright, it would be a definitive sign that I was right. But what if my guess is too close for comfort, and my video is being censored?
Imagine the ramifications. We all dream of being part of Doctor Who. But let’s say you guess right about a major plot point to be revealed, and instead of getting a job offer, your video is censored, blocked and hidden from views until the reveal. One person can be rewarded for sharing their love of Doctor Who, while another is punished for theirs. We as fans are the life’s blood of the show. When we talk about it or cosplay, we’re free advertisement for the show. But what if that same fandom could gain the wrong attention, and fans like us can be shunned, silenced or punished, simply being somewhere between a fan’s detective work, and a lucky guess?
This is real. It’s happening now. If I weren’t living it, I’d chalk it up to a Creepypasta. But folks, this is real. Someone is afraid of the information I’ve posted getting out, and is hiding it. Only after making enough noise did my Missy theory video reappear. I’m hoping to do the same with my video about Doctor Who and censorship. Please check out the links, and spread the word. Your place in the Doctor Who fandom could be next. Please, let us take care of each other.
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