@macmac clever video.

Missy

@tommo What an acuraste sketch. It looks so like John Hurt.

Missy

@millymac

What is more, Amazon has just informed me that my copy of series 9 is on it’s way…jumps up and punches the air!

I sat in front of my DVD recordewr last night and deleted Doctor Who – yes, you heard right DELETED it, unseen!

You have to admit that took courage?

Naturally, I’m not reading any posts which relate to the…[Read more]

@janetteb

Rose and Donna remain my favourites, but I like Clara, she is very convincing.

Martha (with the exception of HUman Nature and Family of Blood) used to get up my nose somewhat, as did Amy and Rory- especially Amy, but I didn’t dislike them either.
You are right, just 5 companions in 10 years. Pretty good going.

Cheers

Missy

Having seen all the Doctors now – from 2005 – I had no favouite, they were all as good as each other in different ways.

Then Peter Capaldi came along and BINGO, he’s the best.

@millymac Yep, it could be fun, but possibly a daft mistake. *big grin*

I haven’t seen yesterday’s DW and don’t intend to watch any more. I would rather wait until I…[Read more]

@millymac

Hello there. Only just read your post. Interesting theory and no more bonkers than all the others.
I doubt if Benedict ( my favourite actor) would do it though, much too busy. He also said that he wouldn’t appear on DW – but that could change.

Cheers

Missy

Well he would! Very funny man.

Missy

@purofilion

Hear, hear puro, I couldn’t agree more. If it’s Doctow Who, that’s good enough for me.

Cheers,

Missy

Do Watneys still make beer? I used to love the stuff.

Missy

@winston

I’m not even going to try!

Missy

@arbutus

As I’ve poste. Lucy griffiths was only 18 too.
Still, each to their own opinion.

Cheers

Missy

@bluesqueakpip

Granted that she is very young and perhpas the word ‘woeful’ was a little harsh. But, as to her age, Lucy griffiths was around 18/19 when she played Marion in Robin Hood, and I found her very convincing.

I feel that this actress is mediocre at best, she lacks that certain spark, which makes you sit up and take notice.

Cheers,

Missy

@ichabod

I agree that she was a bit dull in the first episode, but her acting – if you could call it that – was woeful.

Never before have I felt this about any of the companions, so it’s good to klnow that I’m not alone.

cheers

Missy

Have un ticked this to avoid notifications coming to me via emial. See if it works this time.

Missy

I enjoyed this one, except for the actress playing Ashildr.
Is it only me, or do some of you think she can’t act? I thought she was awful
Interesting the espression on the Doctor’s face, when Clara tells him she’ll always be there – or somethinglike that. I’ve got ot watch it again.

Missy

@rob

It’s taken me long enough. Hello right back at you.

Missy

@jphamlore A very good point about the Tardis possibly rejecting the Master as a long-term companion. After all, it is the Tardis that most of the time is calling the shots as to where the Doctor goes.

When I first saw “Bad Wolf” in series 1 with Christopher Eccleston, I began to wonder. The Doctor having sent Rose home, giving the Tardis…[Read more]

@jphamlore

I feel that the Tardis has more control than that.

@purofilion

“run. run you clever boy and remember ME” ? I think that on re-play she says it without the “me” -in The Dalek Asylum at least.

Yep! She mostly said “and remember.”

@purofilion

Yes puro, it has been said.
I like Clara, although not nearly as much as Rose and Donna, it’s just that at times, she gives me the pip – don’t know why. *shrugs*

Cheers,

Missy.