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@craig
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Thank you Craig, beautiful musical score for Heaven sent.
Also thanks for Peter’s letter. it’s made me miss Doctor Who even more.

Missy

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I have always preferred Rose to the rest of them and then Bill came along. Now they are equal in my eyes.

Martha gave me the pip, Amy got on my nerves after a while as did Rory, Clara was bit full of herself at times, but I

liked her most of the time and Donna was a treat to behold.

Bill was a breath of fresh air. Some of the lines Moffat gave her were inspired. For instance, when asked in the Pilot why she came to his lectures and heard her explanation:

DOCTOR: And how does that in any way explain why you keep coming to my lectures?
BILL: Yeah, it doesn’t really, does it? I was hoping something would develop. 

and when telling the Doctor about the ‘puddle’

DOCTOR: What’s wrong?
(A little later.)
BILL: She said it was a defect, but what kind of defect puts a star in your eye? But that doesn’t even matter because she was right. There was something wrong when you looked in the puddle. That was definitely my face. I see my face all the time. I’ve never liked it, it’s all over the place. It’s always doing expressions when I’m trying to be enigmatic. I know my face, and there was something wrong with my face in the puddle. What could be wrong with your own face?

That’s only a couple.

Missy

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@nerys

Thank you m’love, so far I am fine. One can only hope.

What about you?

Missy

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A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY CRAIG! YES, I’M SHOUTING CAN YOU HEAR ME? *grins*

Missy

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@winston

Not at all. I was visiting the BBC News to see what Boris was up to and saw it.

Car firms have been asked to make ventilators instead of cars to assist the NHS.

Earlier. I’d read that manufacturers of garden equipment were asked too. It took them a week to be up and running.

Good for them I say.

However, I’d rather they shut pubs than the libraries – here in OZ that is.

Missy

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I watched the Day of the Doctor two weeks ago. Great fun, especially John Hurt.

Missy

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A bit of a smile for all of us. Hope it works

Missy

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-australia-52000441/coronavirus-melbourne-zookeeper-s-livestream-dance-goes-viral

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<div class=”bbp-reply-author”><span class=”useratname”>@bluesqueakpip</span></div>
 

So sorry to have taken so long to reply.

I am not taking any pills at the moment, but if this virus gets me, I shall be in a pickle.

Thanks for advice.

Missy

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@bluesqueakpip

Further to my advice above, the latest precaution is that you should now AVOID anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen (Nurofen, Advil) if you suspect your illness may possibly be Coronavirus. Paracetamol (Acetaminophen, Tylenol or Panadol) is still fine.

Well that’s me in trouble if I succumb to this new enemy. I cannot take the Australian drug Panadol – I call it that because anything that is wrong with you here, they push Panadol! it makes me feel sick, gives me heartburn and doesn’t cure whatever ache I have.

All anti-inflammatories and Codeine I can take.  I shall have to wait until the experts, change their minds again.

heyho. Good luck to all who have had to isolate themselves.

Stay safe everyone.

Missy

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@winston

I agree with you. I wouldn’t want to be the Doctor either.

Then again being a companion isn’t good, the loss of him would be heartbreaking.

Like you, The 12th is more my style. *grins*

Missy

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@craig
Emperor  Don’t know what happened there?

anyway, sorry, you are quite right.
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Missy

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<span class=”useratname”>@craig</span>
<div class=”bbp-author-role”>Emperor</div>
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<div>Sorry Craig, you are quite right, didn’t think.</div>
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@beemartha

Hello there.

Frankly I’m in a minority on here, *grins* PC appears to be the least liked Doctor and I cannot understand why?

For me he was the most convincing, the most endearing, the most human of all the Doctors.

Mind you, Christopher came a close second in the ‘human’ stakes.

David Tennant I found witty and quite mad at times, and  I liked him best after Peter.

Matt Smith was a complete nutter, and unless you were bloody minded, a lot of fun.

All of them showed that ‘steel trap mind’ and icy resolve when required.

Why do you like your three?

Missy

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@beemartha

Hello there, at last one I can respond to.

1. Peter Capaldi

2. David Tennant

3. Christopher Eccleston.

Missy

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@changari

It seems that you and I agree, as do many, many people who have asked me what I thought- not knowing that I don’t watch anymore. On of my friends called it a ‘parody’ and a very bad one at that.

Still, everyone is entitled to their opinion and all on this forum seem to like it.

Missy

 

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I’ve had a quick glance through the posts for this year to see if I had mentioned the detective series RIVER?

The leads are played by Nicola Walker and Stellen Skarsgard.

Ingenious story backed up by superb acting.

I’m also enjoying the THOR series. Surprising really, as the only science fiction I enjoyed, was Doctor Who and Babylon Five. Our eldest lent me the DVDs and I find myself hooked?

Chris Hemsworth is great fun as Thor, and Tom Hiddleston as Loki is superb.

I’ve also been soaking up the 12th Doctor again, there is something about him that helps me feel better – wrong word, but all I can think of for now.

Missy

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@miapatrick

Very true. the only other actor who reduced me to tears of mirth, was Billy Connolly. Unfortunately he used the F word much too much in the end.

By the by, the scene about the magnet, should have read watch his head IMplode!

I do try to get things right. *grins*

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@thane16 @cathannabel @janetteb

Thank you so much for your kind words. Life is so unfair is’t it?

My OH kayaked, didn’t smoke, didn’t drink.

I smoke and am sedentary, it should have been me.

He has reached the point where he cannot walk.

I shall pop in now and then to join in Un-Who chats *smiles*

Missy

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@janetteb

As you know, I am not a fan of continual swearing, can’t see the point especially the f and c word.

However, The thick of It rates amongst the funniest series I have seen.  Peter Capaldi has this way of swearing that brings tears to my eyes.

One scene in particular about face rings etc, where Malcolm  grabs a boy whose face is covered in metal, and tells him  that he’ll shove a ****magnet  down his *** throat, and watch his ***head explode! Reduces me to a helpless mess.

And yet, his off sider Jamie (don’t know the actors’s name) I find very offensive. Why is that I wonder?

 

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@cathannabel

You have my sympathy, as does your brother.

My OH also has terminal cancer and looking at him yesterday in hospital I would give him weeks.

To add to it, he has sciatica and cannot walk.

So my dear, I am on auto pilot and do what I can, as I am sure do you.

All my best wishes to you.

Missy

 

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@winston

Quite understandable. I feel the same about the WAR speech and Husbands of River Song. His lines are so wise and

delivered with such emotion.

What a  loss Steven Moffat is to the programme.

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Tell you what.  All of you go along with the lack of a title and I’ll keep my Mrs/Miss/Mr.

To be called by my first name (which no one pronounces correctly ) by people I don’t know, to me

shows lack of respect.

When I receive phone calls from, Insurance, sales whatever and they ask is this ……..? I tell them no, it’s Mrs…..!

Up to you .

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@thane16

If you think of the Doctor’s speech with Missy & the Master on kindness, that really sums up Barthes’s idea beautifully. Well no, I don’t understand that, but it sums it up. I’m very certain of this   And that particular speech, showing the range of Capaldi’s ability & tonal control, breaks my heart every time I hear it.

I think however one interprets the ‘text’ it breaks one’s heart.

Well, it breaks mine, and that ‘s not the only speech.

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@winston @gamergirlavatar @blenkinsopthebrave

Something on which we agree.

Whenever I am sad (such as now with my OH, )or feeling off, I always watch  Doctor Who

David Tennant to start with, followed by Peter Capaldi.

DT makes me laugh, but PC makes me think, laugh and get teary – thanks to Steven Moffat’s script and Peters delivery.

 

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@pedant

It’s bowel streak, a vile misogynistic little shitweasel and noted Angry Virgin. and we are more than familiar with his vile spewings – and you would be too if you ever paid any attention to what people actually said, rather than just getting stampy-footed when people pointed out how gratuitously offensive you are being.

Don’t post that shit here, especially behind a blind link.

I’m offensive? That’s a laugh, re- read your post mate and think again.

A simple  “it’s rubbish” would have sufficed.

As usual I get accused of being snide.  I simply wanted  other members opinions.

 

 

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@whisht

May I politely say, that my opinions are not just my own. Also, they are not offensive – that’s your opinion.

What I find offensive, is being referred to as a ‘guy’ whenever my OH and I go into a shop or restaurant.

Usually beginning with “Hi guys!” be assured that I have mentioned it – very politely.

This whole gender thing  is,  I suppose, a sign of changing times which many of you feel happy with.

To quote Princess Anne; “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”

Can’t remember when or why she said it. May have had something to do with Commonwealth.

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For all.

Before I am accused of being a stirrer or offensive, this was sent to me by an avid Doctor who fan.

Whether there is any truth in it who knows. I make no comments either way, the media cannot always be believed.

See what all of you think.

youtu.be/sleLRO4h_K0

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Well, it must be my age, because many of our age group feel as I do. It doesn’t offend me, it makes me laugh.

It’s the people who prefer Actor for a female, and  being referred to  Miss or Mrs. who are offended.

I am married, therefore my title (on every form) is that of Mrs. Why  people are offended by this is beyond me.

If I hear Mayor I think it’s a man. Very confusing when it’s a female. The same applies (in my book) to all the other

titles which are being changed to the male title. Isn’t that sexist? How strange that these females who are so

determined to stamp out sexism, decide to use the male title? Perhaps they would prefer to be blokes? Or perhaps

they should make up their minds what exactly they are.

Oh well, I shall carry on using the correct titles, everyone else can do what they like.

 

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Everyone in general:

I must be the only person on this forum, who doesn’t agree with Halloween. It’s become very commercialised, with children going around dressed up to cadge sweets. The Celts have a lot to answer for. *grins*

@pedant

You are right, I’ve watched the clip many times.

 

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@nerys

Did I thank you too?  if not Thank you.

I’m all over the place at the moment.

Missy

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@nerys

Because they are actresses. Why not call actors actresses?

Mind you, I could never understand some females getting uptight about being called Miss if single. Ms is just plain daft, and mean the same thing as Miss.

Peter is still  favourite Doctor. “grins”

Missy

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@gamergirlavatar

Thank you so much, I truly do appreciate it.

We are trying to move home to a smaller house, so you can imagine the chaos. Our children are wonderful,

as I said to my OH, “we must have brung ’em up right!”

However as a famous writer once said :

“When sorrows come they come not single spies, but in battalions” 

He is hospital at the moment with blood clots in his lungs! He’ll be home tomorrow.

Missy

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@winston

For me, Political correctness means:

Not calling people Wops, Wogs, Yids, Yanks, Frogs, Krouts, Niggers etc. Which I never have.

Then the lunatic fringe got working on it, and we get Spokesperson, Batters instead of Batsmen or woman and Chairperson – one must never say man or woman. *rolls eyes*

I could say more, but I’ll leave it there.

Missy

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@cathannabel @thane16 @janetteb @missrori @winston @ichabod

Thank you  – ALL of you for your kindness. I shall certainly look for all the support for the both of us that I can.

We are fortunate in having three lovely children, all ready to help.

It’s the moving that’s terrifying. I won’t be able to pay the rent on a three bedroom house, once – heaven forbid – the inevitable happens. Fortunately we are with Homes West (state Housing) and have been for over 40 years.

They have offered to find us a two bedroom unit, will pay all removal expenses and give us a few weeks rent free.

Wonderful people.

Missy

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@missrori

Update on my OH and me.

I am improving, but my poor OH has now been diagnosed with Oesophageal cancer.

This proves that there isn’t any justice, I’m the smoker, not him.

Missy

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@thane16

It’s terrifying what fire can do. You sound too close for comfort. These ‘kids’ lit the fire on purpose and being the woman I am I’d do more than slap their wrists!

The damage and suffering they have caused. Homes lost, innocent animals burned to death. They should be made to help the Fire brigade fight the fires, then pick up the dead animals whose death they are responsible for.

I feel such sympathy for everyone and everything in the fires path.

Missy

 

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@thane16

Are you anywhere near these fires? They seem to be getting worse, and some have been lit deliberately.

It’s shocking.

Missy

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@pedant

Well, that’s me told!

Pathetic and Weasel words? If you say so.

However, you managed to say all that without using the “F” word once.

As for my dislike of a female Doctor, you all know my feelings on the matter, and I didn’t wanted bore @roger429

to death.

Missy

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@thane16 or syzygy

I was neither angry nor pretending to be, simply irritated by the unnecessary use of the “F” word.

As my comment was not directed at you, I can only reply that  it was none of your business, and I did not deserve

such condemnation.

Missy

 

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@pedant

My opinion, as you have yours.

Bye the bye, could you come up with another ‘adjective‘ I find it offensive.

Missy

 

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Much too late in the series – I fear – we’ve started watching GREEN WING. I dare say most of you have seen this completely mental sitcom.

Michelle Gomez, as Sue White is wonderful – actually the whole cast is wonderful. It’s surprising that they actually made this programme in a Hospital.

What do the rest of you think of it?

Missy

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@roger429

Hello to you.

Peter Capaldi was very popular with some  and disliked by others.

I never had a favourite until he came along, then it was HE who  was my doctor.

There is no ambivalence on my part about a female Doctor, it’s all wrong.

I feel that Political correctness played a large part, using regeneration as an excuse.

As the rest of the forum knows well, I have never like JW anyway, so to me it was insult to injury.

I too had a fondness for Tom Baker, and most of the others, the only actor I didn’t like was Paul McGann.

Missy

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@winston

See if you can get hold of the Tardis  Manual – which I mentioned before.

It’s pure genius in as much as it is so well written, that you actually find yourself believing that there is such a thing as The Tardis!

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@roger429

Peter Capaldi’s theme music is superb and matches his character perfectly. I bought Adventure in time and Space, ages ago  and love it.

As for Jodie Whitaker, I hope she does leave! Bring back a male Doctor please.

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@janetteb

Good idea. I have two others given to me by the same friend.

Doctor who the Companion’s Companion.

and

Doctor Who. Time Lord Fairy Tales.

However, the Tardis manual is the best so far.

Thank you for posting, I was beginning to think I was invisible. *sniffs*

This is after all the forum for all things Doctor Who – isn’t it?

Missy

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For my birthday, a friend – who was as dotty as me about Doctor Who – bought me :

DOCTOR WHO

TARDIS

TYPE 40

INSTRUCTION MANUAL.

If you enjoy pure genius, I recommend this book.

Missy

 

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@thane16 – syzygy   I think Dr Who was confronting Missy? With Capaldi’s Doc? All the monsters could be a hard lesson in life, the monsters a back-drop, a good portion of the time.  Chernobyl is on our order list having been nudged by not 1, not 2 but 3 close mates. I don’t know very much about Lizzie Borden, Missy: that’s pretty scary though. Are there a few movies out about that part of history, then?  (also, Missy, not sure if I remembered your birthday! Apologies if I have -although it’s good to hear it again. I’m posting, so if I look at the Activity feed I’ll lose post. Don’t want that)

Thing is, the monsters were fictional.  Scary – some of them – but not real. Chernobyl IS real. I’ve seen enough suffering to last me for the rest of my life. Give me fiction every time.

To be fair, stories such as Lizzie Borden, although true, I find fascinating, and yet recent TV expos about Charles Manson and his moronic family make me shudder.

Yes, you have just remembered my birthday *grins* I didn’t expect you to. I trust that yours was a good one.

Cheers,

Missy

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I’m not sure what to call you now, so back to the past.

 

A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY PURO.

Regards Missy

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@missrori

Thank you. I am improving slowly, but my OH is not.

Missy

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@mudlark

If you were chastising me, albeit gently, you were quite right to. LIKE is the wrong word, how could anyone ‘like’ watching this series? My apologies.

The worlds is in such turmoil, wars, terrorists, nature, that I refuse to watch anything confronting on TV.

I retire into fiction.

Missy

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