@puroandson

It really sounds ike PC doesn’t it, but unless he confesses – one way or t’other – we may never know for sure.

We found the Musketeers rather tedious, the only shining light was PC as the Cardinal. but the music was, I agree,

good.

One wonders how long MG will continue to compose for DW.

At the moment, I’m re-watching Merlin, it…[Read more]

@bluesqueakpip

Hmm! Wait for me.

Cheers,

Missy

@puroandson

Have answered your post on the Before the flood thread.

You’ve all been gentle, even when some idiot comes on board.

Cheers,

Missy

Since watching this eposode – a few times *winks* – it seems to that the doctor obvioulsy taught the Daleks “mercy” and “exterminate”

Cheers,

Missy

@allonsy

Hello, deleighted to meet you.

Cheers

Missy

@puroandson

Here you go. Taken from Google.
Read and wonder.

Cheers,

Missy

During the explanation, the Doctor puts on his guitar and plays the famous ‘fate knocking at the door’ theme from Beethoven’s Fifth, as Gold’s new, rock-inspired arrangement of the opening credits kick in.

Capaldi himself is widely-rumoured to have provided the…[Read more]

Watched this again yesterday. I really enjoy the bootstrap paradox theory.

Now then, is it me, or is it Peter Capaldi playing the Doctor Who theme on his guitar? Nothing in the credits.

Cheers,

Missy

ps If this has been mentioned before – sorry, be gentle with me.

@puroandson

Hello there,

Yes, I do mean the notifications on this site. As soon as I click on one, the rest is deleted?

The notifacations which come to my emails is fine. Very strange.

Thank you anyway.

Cheers,

Missy

Although I’ve mentioned this before, I am still no wiser.

Whenever I revieve more than one notification, as soon as I click on one, the other/s disappear.

How can I avoid this?

To make sure I don’t miss anyone, I have to write down who they are, and where they are – damn nuisance.

Please help

Cheers,

Missy

For my part I enyed 42, but don’t consider it as good as Midnight.

Yes, i kow that Russell T. Davies wrote this, but it was as odd as 42.

Cheers,

Missy

@pedant

Thank you fellow Whovian, that’s a great help! Perfectly valid excuse though. *winks*

Cheers,

Missy

@mersey

I cannot remember Adric, so I can’t comment. However, in my opinion Claar was damned good, as were Rose and Donna.

Martha, Rory and Amy were all right – Amy better than Martha at least.

River Song wins the gold though, even though she wasn’t strictly speaking, a companion.

Cheers,

Missy

@pedant

Of coruse! I always forget Ashildr, she is very forgettable – I know, I’m cruel.

So, we still don’t know who the Hybrid is then? Missy or the Doctor, or someone we’ve forgotten.

How about his Daughter? I keep waiting for her to reappear.

Wasn’t it a treat, when the Doctor entered the cafe, the radio was playing “Don’t stop me now.”…[Read more]

@nerys

If you can afford it, why not buy them? That way you get all the specials too.

Cheers,

Missy

@doctordani

I do understand, and am usually up for trying something new. But I am of the view that if a thing isn’t broken, don’t fix it.

Cheers

Missy

@puroandson

Oh dear! did you really like LOTR? Much too noisy for me.
As for The Hobbit, the library supplied a copy free, and it was so boring.
The Doctor has always been a male and, for my part, I like it that way.

Cheers,

Missy

@janetteb

I saw that clip. PC was most amusing – as usual – and you are right, PJ can’t act for toffee! It would be something to look forward to should SM still write the odd episode, not that I have anything against CC.
Neil Gaiman would be a pleasant entrant too. The Doctor’s Wife amongst my favourites.

Cheers,

Missy

@puroandson

Ta muchly. *thumbs up*

Cheers,

Missy

@ichabod

Good points.

Cheers

Missy

@kharis

True! But it does give you something to look forward to – innit.

Cheers (in sympathy)

Missy